Wild Bills RV & Trailer Park

Very friendly owner came by just after our arrival. Gave information on events happening close by at the state park. The RV park is conveniently located and had full hook ups, although we did not use the water. The water connection was very low to the ground, near the sewer... The sites were fairly level, grass/rock/asphalt pad, and most sites had a covered picnic table area. Wifi worked great. Located next to the Cimarron Cultural Center. We arrived after hours but enjoyed the history displayed outside. Near an active railroad track but not terribly loud. Putt Putt is also available!

Easy access from Hwy 287. Clean and neat. Quiet and comfortable. Full hookups. Cash only. Manager greeted us and pointed out our spot. They have WiFi, showers, laundry, horse shoes, and putt putt golf. A museum next door and a park for kids across the street. Town is 1 minute drive with gas and food. Black Mesa SP is about 30-40 minutes away. Not a destination spot but perfect for an overnight after a long days drive.

We had trouble finding our camping spot. After driving around a couple of times the owner came out and directed us to the spot. Many campers were permanent. Nice place to stay for the night but not much to do in the area. Full hoookups but spots were close together.

This place had the best wifi in a camp that we experienced on the road. There is miniature golf. Washer, dryer and restroom. Nothing fancy. It’s in the middle of nowhere. But, we were happy to have found it.

Hard to get to because of road closures due to construction.

We were not sure what to expect when we arrived. There was some road work and we had to drive through town and come in the back way. This RV park is great. It is clean, well spaced and quiet. We utilized the free putt putt golf and the kids played in the park which is conveniently located across the street. There are 2 showers and a washer and dryer at this location. They are located in the little brown house close to the putting greens. Utilize the drop box with envelopes and park wherever you want to. Putt Putt Golf is free the balls and clubs are located in the little house with the windows. This was a real gem to stay at and we highly recommend it.

They now have 10 sites are pull thru, 5 sites for parked cars, other sites, 11 sites are 50/30/20 amp others are 30 amp. None at the car spots. This is a really level park easy to get in and out of. First come first served. 30 dollars for 30 amp, 35 dollars for 50/30/20amp. This was a nice surprise kept up well. Will do again New gravel not muddy.

It's a little itty bitty stop in Boise City OK where there are no other RV overnight options. We got our laundry caught up, took showers, got our waste tanks emptied (sewer hookups!) and freshwater topped off for the road. It was a quiet evening and we slept well. The spots were about half taken. Our rig is an F250 with a 20-foot travel trailer. We easily fit into a smaller space. There are larger sites for the bigger rigs to pull through and they were able to get in easily. There is a cute little miniature golf course in the rv property but we didn't end up staying long enough the next day to use it. There is a commercial washer and dryer and two bathrooms with showers on the property. If we come this way again we will keep this on the list of places to stay.

Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures before we left.

We drove in and it was so run down and sketchy looking, we drove right back out & continued down the road. It did not look safe, there were vacant & broken down buildings. Most sites looked very unlevel & there was a lot of mud even though it hadn't rained. I would not recommend this place.

We wanted to make some miles on our return to Montana from Texas and this was a middle spot to stop over.
It is a very simple layout with a small bathroom/shower and a putt putt golf course. I saw a young couple playing, so I guess all the supplies are in the attached building. I felt safe enough, but, some might not because, it's a little older and the management is not noticeable (as far as personnel). There is a heritage museum right next door, with a dinasaur in front.
It is very close to HWY 287 which makes for the constant sound of big rigs turning toward town. This traffic didn't bother me until about 4:30 AM, then there was no going back to sleep.
I did hear a train about 11 PM, but, that was all.
The Cimarron County Fairgrounds is right across the road, so that's where I walked my dog. It looks to be close to the High School because, there is a nice basketball court, stadium, and ball fields in the same area. We did not fully hook up, because, we were just stopping over for one night. They did have envelopes for your deposit.
The very noticeable thing was the wind! Something to consider when you park is make sure your door isn't situated where you can barely shut it before the wind grabs it. There is no real "direction" to parking, so stop and look it over first (just sayin').

Quiet spot, we were the only campers here in February. Not much to do in area, museum across the road was closed. Free miniature golf on site, large playground/picnic area across street. Interesting town history, was only US city ever bombed during WWII.