Love's RV Stop-Choctaw OKC OK 486

This place has been open for about 7 days. Can in handy for our quick one night stop over.
New, clean, full hookups!
Note that the gate code is buried in the fine print of the email receipt. The entryway is a little tight for bigger rigs with trailers to maneuver.
There was traffic in and out of Loves all night but it did not bother us.
We would stay here again when passing through.

One night stop with my kids. Cleanest bathroom I can finally take a decent shower. Very quiet. Biggest sites, concrete pad, extra long, big rig friendly.

We liked trying these new Loves hookups on a long trip! It’s next to the travel stop, so a little more light and noise than your average campground, but not bad. Easy automated check-in, well-kept with patches of grass to walk the dogs around. Great wifi. Pull-through sites in the middle are very hot on the asphalt with no shade or grass. There is a sidewalk over to the Love’s parking lot dog park, but it was small and busy. Very convenient off the freeway with gas and fast food next door. Did not try the bathhouses or dump station. If it was a little cheaper, it would be a perfect option. It’s only $10 cheaper than the KOA right down the road. I’m not sure that’s worth it.

This place is great! We will continue to stay here in the future

We stayed here for one night. We made the reservation online, and received an email with our site number, the code for the entrance gate, the bathroom codes, and the WiFi information. Upon arrival, we clicked the check-in link in the email to denote our arrival, which automatically turned on the power at our site. There were no campground staff on site during our stay: it was a true self-serve experience.

The campground is one loop of back-in RV and tent sites with one row of pull-through sites in the middle. The loop road is gravel but wide, making it easy to maneuver large rigs. All of the sites have wide concrete pads, full hookups, and a fire ring with a grill plate at the back. The pull-through sites have wide concrete patios and rocky yards, while the sites on the loop have grass around the back half of the site and behind the site, along with a picnic table. There are no trees and therefore no shade in the campground. We were in pull-through site 7, which was more than long enough for our 21-foot truck and 37-foot fifth wheel, and was fairly level.

The only campground amenities besides the facilities at each site are a dumpster, a small picnic shelter and a bathhouse with showers, both located near the entrance. But there is a sidewalk that leads outside of the gated campground across the street to the Love's complex, which includes a fenced-in dog park, fuel stations, a propane refill station, a large convenience store, and a McDonald's and a Subway.

In terms of cell service, the best bandwidth I saw on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna showed 57 Mbps down and 23 up, and we had no trouble streaming video. The speed test I ran on my 5G AT&T smartphone showed 43 Mbps down and 8 up.  The campground has WiFi: I saw 11 Mbps down and 12 up.

We would stay here again if we were passing through the area.