Sayre City Park Campground

Beautiful little park with a golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool, mini golf, 2 playgrounds, a small pond and campground.

$12.00 per night for camping, no one was here to collect so I filled out the envelope and paid by check and put it in the drop box. $12.00 gets you water and electricity 30 and 50 amp. It features 80 RV sites, we are in site 76 which is a pull through gravel site. We are only here one night, no need to unhook plenty of room for our 30 foot fifth wheel and the truck. The dump is on the west side of the park on the main road. One thing to keep in mind, there are lots of Goat Head Stickers, (see photo) they are nasty and hurt when they get through the sole of your shoes, keep that in mind if you bring your dog.

Address:
1505 S 4th St
Sayre, OK 73662
Phone: 580-928-2260
Office Fax: 580-928-3660

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Lots of wide open space at this park, with lots of little unique features great for entertaining the kids (ponds, playgrounds, fields, sport courts, even a life size "Thomas the Train"!). We came in the winter and no one else was here, so we didn't have to pay (regular fee is $12/night). Despite us being the only ones here and not having to pay, the water and electricity taps were still on and working, so we just plugged in for the night. AT&T has about 2-3 bars of LTE service here. Garbage dumpsters available to get rid of refuse. Concrete picnic table and stone fire pits at some sites. Not all sites had working water and electric, and some sites had 30 and 50amp hook ups. No sewer connection at sites, but there is a dump station. Not all sites are perfectly level, so we drove to one or two to find the perfect spot. Pull through sites available. All in all this is an excellent spot to stay for the night, even a couple days.

Stopped for a night at Sayre City Park in April 2017. The RV park is in the middle of an expansive city park with ponds, a golf course, a big playground, and a mini golf course. Not all were open, but it looks like they likely are in summer.

We didn't experience much the park had to offer, as we were simply stopping over. The park was quiet and relatively clean, with minimal highway noise. There are a lot of birds to spot, and we heard coyotes right around sunset. The park itself is shaded, though not many of the RV sites have shade. Everything was green and vibrant.

Verizon 4G was blazing fast - some of the fastest I've had in four months on the road.

RV sites have electric and water. There is a dump station on the main park road, awkwardly placed in the road shoulder. No problems when we dumped, but during the summer a big rig may hold up traffic if they can't get fully off the road.

I didn't check out the bathrooms, but others have reported they are in dire need of repairs.

There are back-in and pull through sites - the pull throughs are absolutely enormous. Can likely fit a Class A and toad without unhooking.

Great stop in a little Oklahoma town.

We spent one night here on our way home to Florida from Alaska after Hurricane Harvey forced us to take I-40 a lot further east than we had originally planned. This is a great little campground! For $12 a night you get water and electric and they have a dump. There are pull through sites, but we chose a back in site so the big rigs could use the pull throughs without unhooking their toads. Very clean place. My PI EMS says the power is very good. Pretty quiet place. We definitely recommend this campground if you are passing through.

The only reason I don’t give this park a total outstanding rating is due to the nasty restrooms/showers that are part of the big park, they were dirty with broken fixtures. The campground is outstanding for the price, W/E level gravel long pull through sites. The city park is loaded with activities; hiking trail, mini golf, tennis, horseshoes, pool, baseball diamond, small rodeo stadium, as well as the normal kids playgrounds. A definite good stop if traveling along I-40.

Stopped here on our return home from New Mexico. Had been fighting a very strong crosswind all day and needed a "port in the storm". Wild Thing found the Sayre City Park here on Campendium and so we stopped. Great to be off the road and then to find such a beautiful city park with a C/G. Walking trail, couple of small lakes, golf course, pool, ball field. Did not use any of the facilities as this was just a stopover.
Next morning as we were getting ready to leave we encountered a little mechanical problem and needed to get it resolved. A gentleman working for the city stopped to see if he could assist. He was so kind as to locate a place that would help us and then made sure we got there ok. We found that he was not the exception to the rule of kindness but an example as we encountered many friendly people there. Lesson learned was try the city and county parks as you will find many real gems.

Such a great place to stay with a small town flare. The campground has pull through and back in. Right in middle of a wonderful city park with swimming pool, mini golf for only $2, walks and children's play area. We played golf at same location, two locals let us borrow their clubs. How cool is that? We'll stay there again.

Great 1 night stay
Campground is clean & wide open.
Bathrooms can use a little TLC
EASY pull through & hookup.
We only used a electricity site since we didn’t plan on dumping.
Over all a great quiet & safe place to stay.

Not sure what you do in Sayre OK, But loved this as a overnighter. Great long pull-thru. 50amp & water.

Public swimming pool across the street. 9 hole golf course.

Lovely. Thank you Sayre City

Great connectivity, did not use facilities so cannot comment

Spent one night here while making tracks West. Great park for such a small town. Signage could be a little better directing you to the camping area once you enter the park, but you’ll find you’re way. If you’re a golfer, they have a nice looking course. We just about had the whole place to ourselves. I only saw two other RVs show up and they just dropped them off and left, probably visiting locals. Only downside was that there were lots of sand spurs. The location is great, right off of I-40 with a fueling station right at the interchange. Sites are grass and some are more level than others. We didn’t want to unhitch and we’re a bit off kilter, but we lived with it.