Sheppard Point Campground

A Corps of Engineers facility with dated sites and dated bathhouses. The bathhouses were not heated and showers were less than average.

This campground is not far from home, and we end up staying here once to twice a year when we need to be near Tulsa.
It is a COE campground, so senior pass holders will get a discount.
All of the water & electric sites are a little cramped and super close to your neighbors, but 35 is on the end and offers a little more privacy than the other sites.
There is a swim beach, a boat ramp and a shower house.
The area stays pretty busy in the summer with locals and sometimes after hours noise can be a problem, but of course that is not always the case.
The road to the campground is long and a little bumpy, but not terrible.

Road in is horrendous. Bathrooms are outdated, falling apart and dirty. Boat ramp is littered with tree debris from past floods and eroding. Grass needs mowing, roads in park need fixed. Good water pressure, gravel mostly level sites, verizon 4 bars 5g. Most sites shaded. This is a good kayaking lake. Hiking/horse trail is not marked well nor maintained. This is the more remote access on this lake and several picnic areas have been abandoned. (You can still see the old picnic tables, water hookups, grills, and pavilion covers). It Is quiet. Saw some wildlife. Not trashy just not maintained. Sites arranged strangely-picnic tables, grills and fire rings closer to neighbor than assigned site.