Stroud Lake Campground

Stopped over on our way from Texas to Missouri. Needed electricity since it was 98 outside with 60% humidity. This place is fairly small and looks like used mostly by locals. Lots of teens running around and swimming in the afternoon and evening but they cleared out around dark and it was really quiet. Electricity and water worked well. Ran the AC all night. It has bathrooms and showers but we didn't use them. Boat ramp so some early morning traffic. The road coming in is paved but rough in some areas. Concrete pads at most sites so pretty level. Driveways at some sites are washed out. Lots of sites to choose from on a Monday night. Good cell service with Verizon. Self pay station. We paid $15 with senior citizen discount.

Hidden gem just off the I-35, beautiful camp spots alongside the lake. We paid 8$ for a non electrical spot after walking-in around 6PM. Every site has a picnic table and a BBQ. Would totally recommend!

Not too far off the highway. Beautiful lake, clean site with electric, fire ring and picnic table.
Water was turned off as it is already November.
We’ll make note of this place for next time we are in the area. Gem!

Mistake on our previous post regarding fee.

Needed an enroute overnight. This worked out great! The rate is for seniors. $18 for others. The site has electric and water, but water is turned off for the season. The caretaker let me use the spigot near the honor pay station and brought an extra hose in case mine did not reach. The bath house is also closed for the season. Nice cement picnic table and fire grill. The view of the lake especially at sunset is great!

Found it difficult to specify in GPS. You can use the nearby Stroud Lake Disc Golf Course or the actual GPS coordinates noted above. There is a Stroud Lake Campground SE of Tulsa that is not this place.

clean, proximal restrooms. concrete pads, some better than others. kind, laid back people. felt safe. I stayed one night on a Saturday and there were other people but didn’t feel cramped. beautiful lake views. friendly staff. $20/night or $10 for no electric/water hookups. Im guessing this is in season pricing? the road getting there has many pot holes and i had to go about 10 mph because it’s so bumpy. worth it though. there’s a closed off north campground at the back by the dumpsters that made for a great walking trail. first come first serve, there are several (maybe 20?) spots to choose from