Territory Route 66 RV Park & Campgrounds

What a great spot. Certainly perfect for a one night stay, or a bit longer...We paid $65 for 3 nights for a full hook up! convenient to I-40 and Historic Route 66. Real friendly owners. If you have the time, add a day to visit the Stafford Air and Space Museum. less than 20 minutes away in Weatherford. A REAL gem of a museum in a nice small town.

Discovered this gem of a stop using Boondockers Welcome Oct/2019. The sites are paved, level, E/W/S available for a small fee if that’s the way you travel. Hosts are diligent, friendly and have a great vision for this new endeavour of theirs. Park is in a country setting, far enough away from I-40 that there is no highway noise. We’re now travelling back to Ontario and are reserving again. This will continue to be a stop on our way to the SouthWest.

We pulled in here en route from AR to TX as an overnight stopover after going to 2 others in the Oklahoma City area which were not great for us. This was such a pleasant surprise—overlooking beautiful fields with beautiful sunsets, quiet, full hookups, really nice camp host, very well maintained—and right on Rte 66. Sites very level—we were only on a stopover so we didn’t unhitch and we were not unlevel. You can see I-40 way in the distance but you can’t hear it. It was perfect for our very active dog — could walk along the local roads without worry of traffic. Note that while this is historic Route 66, the road quality is narrow and a bit bumpy coming in. Nothing crazy, just be sure you’re not in a hurry—slow down and enjoy the scenery! We would have been happy to stay more nights!

Wasn't sure about staying here when looking at Google maps imagery but I can assure you it was old satellite imagery. Immaculately clean and well spaced. Stayed here unexpectedly and this is now our go to for a quick overnight on our way home. I highly recommend this park if you need a place to stay. And the sunsets..........

This is our second stay here. The campground is actually located in Bridgeport, OK, but there is no post office there anymore. This is a fairly new Passport America park. It’s very small (11 back in FHU sites) but really nice. All the gravel sites are very long and level, with railroad ties delineating the sites; grass is between each site and there is plenty of spacing. There are some trees providing shade, although not all sites have shade. The park is built on the site of an old motor court and cafe that was used by travelers on Route 66 many years ago. The owners, Carol and Danny, are very friendly and are RVers themselves; they are still planning new additions to the campground in the future. Right now they are adding restrooms/showers and a laundry - those will be ready by mid September, 2020. There is a dump station available for travelers. Both ATT and Verizon cell signals were strong. WiFi worked too. The first visit we didn’t set up our portable Dish because we got plenty of OTA channels out of Oklahoma City. This time we did set it up and it worked great here. The surrounding area is farmland and there is a large section of grass in front of the sites that is perfect for walking, even although there is not a specific dog area. The campground is not far off I-40. It needs to be noted that Route 66 is pretty rough! We would definitely stay here again.

I pulled into the park early afternoon was Danny told me to take any open spot. I selected a spot to the left of the laundry building (unmarked) that was a deep back-in spot with large gravel and pretty level. They had a laundry room but I didn't use it. The spots have no picnic table or fire ring but are clean and spaced out nicely.

Good location, right off the highway and on old Route 66, although there's nothing to see for miles but farmland. The highway is about 500 yards away and you can hear some road noise but it's not bad at all. My dog loved being outside with all the well-manicured lawn.

Internet showed 5 bars but I wasn't getting 5-bar like speed, although it was good enough to steam TV without a booster.

The Passport America daily rate of $16 was outstanding.

My bf and I recently bought our RV and Territory Route 66 RV Park was our first stop as we make our way back to California. We both work full time so we stayed here for the week.
Danny and Carol, the owners, are absolutely the nicest, wonderful and adorable couple we had the pleasure of meeting.
Their campground is very clean, well maintained and leveled; very peaceful and quite; full hook ups; 30/50 amp; free wifi; laundry and shower on site; and pets are welcomed! Despite that it can get very windy since it’s located in an open field, we loved the beautiful sunset and sunrise views.

Danny and Carol - We very much enjoyed your company, our conversations and dinner together! We are happy to have shared our favorite homemade banana ice cream - Don’t forget about the peanut butter, cacao bits and coconut shreds. We’ll be sure to come back if we are nearby. Thank you! - Dustin & Kristine

Very nice owner and an easy back-in made this a great spot. Also, new bathrooms and showers were clean and roomy. No frills one road with a handful of sites in an orderly row. Each site has its own trash can so that was nice. Backs up to a giant plowed field so the view is nice and wide.

Small, basic campground with full hookups and super Wifi. This was a motel and gas station on Route 66. Only 3 miles from the Pony Bridge(awesome). Highly recommend!!! Rate reflects Passport America rate, but I would gladly pay full.

This campground is on Rte 66, easy off of I40. Very friendly owner who does not stay on site. We called him day before, he told us what site to back into, and to call him when we were settled. We got a discounted rate. Just 2 years old, in a beautiful location, clean bathroom, $3 shower. All sites Full hookups for the price. And great WIFI