Cabin Diesel Service & RV Park

No pool or clubhouse. Just a camping site with free Wi-Fi, 50/30 amp electrical, Sewer & water. The extra bonus for this RV Park is also a repair shop for some major companies, Caterpillar, Cummins, Freightliner Etc.

This was a great spot for a stopover. Full hookups and free WiFi. We pulled in after hours and just filled out a form and parked. Spaces are level and all are pull thru.

Stopped here for the night. Called earlier in the day to make sure a spot was available. Easy access from highway with fuel stops near on/off ramps. Gravel pull through spots with open grass areas to walk our dogs. Traveling from Saint Louis to Arizona; if you arrive after hours, they have a box with envelopes for your information and cash or you can pay with card in morning.

Only 4 campers out of 12 or so. Very quiet. Place to walk dog with grass. Trash bin convenient. Camping discounts for various groups.
Very convenient highway access. Nice guy in office. Wifi good and free. 4 over the air tv stations
Sites are gravel but there was a bit of mud due to recent rain.
Normal fee $30. No amenities, no shower, no pool
50 or 30 amp service, water and sewer at all sites

We couldn’t find an easy spot in Tulsa so kept driving to find this gem! Easy on/off and large sites with huge grassy area for the dogs. Amazing sunset!

We've stayed here twice for a week at a time, once with our truck camper and once pulling a 27' Airstream. They offer a weekly rate of $98 for the week which is excellent for what you get. Level gravel spots that are plenty long for most rigs. Full hookups and nice picnic tables at each site, with well-groomed grass in between sites and all around the camping area. Plenty of space for walking pets. It is a bit noisy as it's at the intersection of US 69 and I-44, and there are regular freight trains that come through but all quite tolerable for the price (especially if you have ear plugs for sleeping).

The park is owned/managed by Bruckners Diesel service [as of January 2023, we were told it's no longer called Cabin Diesel Service due to a change in ownership]. The campground was set up to provide RVers coming in for service with a place to stay while getting service done on their diesel engines but is available for anyone wanting to stay, subject to availability. Recommended to call them during their business hours to confirm a spot. We arrived after they closed on a Saturday (they close at noon and are not open on Sundays), but just pulled into a site and paid for it when they opened for business on Monday (we had called ahead and confirmed our stay before arriving). Both times we have been here (May and August), there have been available spots. Most visitors seem to be overnighters passing through. For overnight stays, they have a registration box out front of the business office for anyone who arrives after business hours.

On our way to southwest—this was the best overnight spot. Now called Cabin RV Park. It’s easy access from I44. Clean, spacious, FHU gravel sites with view of open fields. Even though close to the highway we didn’t hear road noise in our RV. There were a couple trains that went by in the evening and we heard the whistle.
It’s open year round for just $30 ($27 with discount) per day.

Had to move for a new job site. Called on Friday, moved on Easter Sunday. The lady walked me through the check in, easy as pie.
Full hookup’s, good WiFi and level pads. Came in there was one other, now there’s 6 and still quiet. It’s about a quarter of a mile from the Will Rogers parkway and a couple truck stops. Not much else.
My 40’ Jayco fits with room for the truck at one end.
Staying here for a week while working, and I’d definitely come back.