Double D RV Park

This little park was a godsend on a long travel day. We weren't sure what to expect as the phone number provided was disconnected.
We decided to check it out anyway and were glad we did.

Park location is at exit 1 off I-40. Head south 1/2 mile down the road and the park is on the right. There is a sign for the Windmill Restaurant.

The parks sits right next to an abandoned gas station and restaurant that is under renovation. There are 16 sites which are all pull through. All sites could accommodate up to 55' rig. You can select between 50 amp (yellow boxes) or 30 amp (red boxes).

All sites are gravel and some had picnic tables. Most sites had sewer. Sites were very flat. We had no trouble and didn't have to use any leveling blocks. Each site has a tree and there is a large cotton field in the back of the park. There were 5 other rigs there with us overnight.

It really was a nice ambience on the Oklahoma plains. I-40 is within viewing distance but we rarely noticed any noise.

There was a laundry facility provided which was working. Payment is on the honor system. 50 amp sites were $28 and 30 amp sites were $24.

Apparently they are working on fixing this little park up. According to some others who were staying there overnight, it will be finished in the summer of 2017. We had a good 3 to 4 bars of LTE coverage with T-Mobile.

Great overnight stop.

Easy on and off from I-40. Area looks run down but the sites were long and well kept up. Campground was almost fully the night we stayed there. Owners were very friendly and the restaurant smelled great. We didn’t use any of the facilities. The first number i called wasn’t correct - it should be 580-526-3965.

A small, self-service, "no frills" gravel RV Park right off the interstate. There are a handful of 50-amp sites and the rest are 30-amp. Tree branches prevented us from getting into a couple of the 50-amp sites with our big rig but we found one that worked for us. There was only one other RV there during our overnight stop. Highway noise is noticeable but not too bad. AT&T and Verizon work fine. We paid full price which even at $28 felt a bit high for what you get, but if you have Passport America the price is very good. I can't picture staying here more than one night, but as an overnight stop it is perfectly fine.

A great little park .2 mile off I-40 Exit 1 on old Route 66. It was a welcomed spot after a long day of travel.
We arrived early afternoon and set up camp and enjoyed a beautiful sunset.
The park is gravel and all sites are level. You have your choice of 30 or 50 amp sites with water and sewer.

Right off I-40 so convenient and easy to find. Park is very farm-like and peaceful even though the Interstate is right by it. Nice grassy areas and large open field for walking dogs. Site is fairly level with full hookups. Small shade trees. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Restaurant on site is a welcome hot meal after weeks of camper food. No WiFi and AT&T cell coverage is low.

Pulled in, pull through spot and hooked up. We were the only ones there except for the stray dog that would not go away. Put the money in an envelope in the drop box and away we went. Little scary all alone but did what we needed it to do. Would stay again but next time with my gun 😀

Very quiet, no frills place to stay and reasonable. Anyone that stays here there is a stray little dog Black and Tan that needs a home or to be rescued. Has fleas and just needs a helping hand friendly little guy. Fed him along with another person camping there at the same time.

Pulled in after dark looking for a stopover spot. Bathrooms looked like prison and not clean and no hot water at sinks. Vibe was super sketchy. Didn't stay. Drove on.

Perfect for one night while traveling on the interstate. I have to be in the mood to interact with humans and on day five of travel the less the better. This place serves all needs. Cash only. Pick your site, put the cash in an envelope and put it in a box. 50 amp was $28 30 amp $24. Long pull through dirt sites, we didn’t have to unhook our Jeep. Served its purpose for the night. No issues. No humans. Good night. With a booster.

Rolled in right before sunset. Self registration and cash only. Regular cost was $28 for 50 amp and full hookups, but was half off with Passport America. We were the only ones in the park. Beautiful sunset on the plains.