Bobcat Creek RV Park

Great place to stay whether for a night or weeks. Nice and quiet with FULL(water,sewer,and 50 amp electric) hookups. Awesome owner that makes accomadations to your needs. Definitely recommend!

Clean and quiet park with easy access on and off I-40. Long pull thru lots with full hookups. They have laundry facility, storm shelter, WIFI, playground and security system. They do not have restrooms. Very nice owners and will stay again.

It'a ok. Run by Jennifer and her husband after work in the oil factory. Nice people quiet in march and Only $ 30. Full hooked up, but No other facilities.

We stayed on our way from Kansas to the Grand Canyon. Easy in and out, full hook-up, quiet, and Awesome owners! Their recommendation for dinner at The Rail was spot on...local restaurant with cool history. Definitely will stay again!

Close to I-40, but situated in a little hollow that decreases road noise significantly. Sites are pull-through, gravel, FHU. Check in is at a store near the entrance and owner leads you to site.

There is a small playground and storm shelter. Most residents looked like they were there for a couple months for jobs, but sites and grounds were kept very neat.

The Passport America rate was $22, which indicates regular rate of $44. Although the CG is tidy and well-maintained, we would not pay $44/night for it.

Basic RV park on a grass lot with gravel roads. Each The price I paid ($32) was with Good Sam discount but I think it's normally $35. Easy access from I-40. Some audible freeway noise but not enough to be a bother. Owners live on the property and are super friendly and accommodating. They have a simple convenience store at the entrance that they will open up for you even if it's after hours if you need water, beer, snacks, or other basic supplies. They even make catfish dinner nightly and will deliver directly to your RV with a side dish for $11!

Amenities include wifi and a FREE laundry facility (which is unheard of - I didn't actually do laundry so I can't rate the facility itself). No common bathrooms. Nice little trail that goes adjacent to a pond and out to a field for walking your dog. Each site even has its own mailbox if you're staying for any length of time.

We came down Friday afternoon for a trail race about 35 miles from here. Our site had plenty of shade and was a pull through. Utilities worked fine. WiFi was ok. AT&T service was better. We ordered dinner the second night, catfish and potato salad and shrimp and sweet potato fries. Plenty of food and delivered right to our door.
We checked in at the store and were escorted to our site. Nice folks! Didn’t notice any highway noise since AC ran all night. September is still hot in Oklahoma.
Didn’t use the Laundry.

This is a wonderful RV Park run by incredible people! We needed a place to set down for a month as we both had a ton of work to do, and little time for traveling. We found Bobcat Creek here on Campendium and decided to give it a shot for a few reasons. The monthly rate was the cheapest I’ve seen in our 9 months of full timing. We paid a flat rate of $375 for a FHU back in site, which included NON METERED (RARE) electric, and unlimited laundry access (SUPER RARE).

We arrived and checked in at the C-Store at the front entrance to the park, which has snacks, drinks, beer, and tons of RV necessities should you need them. Lauren’s wife also cooks up some incredible food and has a nightly menu. You can even call them and they will bring your food to your site. The chicken and catfish were incredible!

We were greeted by the owner, Lauren, who is super kind, pleasant, and accommodating. We hopped in his Polaris to head down to the sites and he showed us many that were available and let us have our pick. We chose site #8 because it was mostly level, and backs up to a wooded area. He then gave us a full tour of the property and showed us the small trail system that people use to walk their dogs. Lauren then brought us back up to our rig and he escorted us back down to the site, helped us park, and asked if we needed anything else.

This park is more of an RV Park than it is a “campground”. No fire rings/grills at the sites, but there is a common area with a fire pit, seating, and horseshoes/corn hole games. There are more long term tenants than transients, but we saw many people come through for a few nights. There are no showers, so you’ll need to be self contained if you plan to stay here. This wasn’t an issue for us. There were no unsightly rigs, or noisy guests.

It’s right off I-40 down in a valley, so the highway noise is a factor, but if the wind is blowing the right direction, you won’t hear a thing. We used the walking trails nearly every day, and it was so nice to end the work day with a mile long walk with the dogs.

The park is very well kept and we really enjoyed our month long stay here while we waited for the temps to get warmer in the north. Lauren and his wife run a tight ship, and really love what they do. You can tell.

Came in late but owner met us and led us to our site. Quiet, well maintained park. Wonderful walking trail...our dogs loved it. Really cute store with good selection of necessities and snacks. Will stay here again in our travels!

From the moment we first chatted on the phone, Loren was a wonderful host and helped make our single-night stay at Bobcat Creek as enjoyable as possible. After we checked in, he escorted us to our site, and even came back later to ensure we had been able to hook up properly. We ordered the fried shrimp and catfish dinners they offered, and he was kind enough to deliver them to our site. Although there are limited amenities (i.e. no bathrooms), we enjoyed the walking trail around the property (beware the grasshoppers!) and access to the laundry facilities. We enjoy supporting independently owned and operated RV parks, and it was clear that Loren and his wife are pouring their hearts into this place.