Mingo RV Park

Nice place, easy to get to, not fancy, but very pleasant place. The office is full of interesting things and the person checking us in was very nice and helpful. Our site was large and somewhat private, though I suppose not all sites would be like ours. Conveniently located in Tulsa and plenty of info available of where to go and what to see. Certainly a good spot for an overnight or a few days in Tulsa.

This is a great park for proximity in Tulsa. It is close-ish to downtown (10-15 minutes) and close to multiple other highways so you can get most places in the city in 20-30.

The sites are pretty packed in - we can see that it used to have about half as many sites and they just filled in a lot of other ones. We were staying half the time and half the time at a family house, so it was no big deal. If you plan to sit outside a lot, the space is not so great.

The staff is VERY friendly!!

Overall - if you are going to Tulsa, this is probably the place to go. Enjoy!

PROS: Fairly typical pricing for an urban location, VERY nice staff, best WiFi I've come across in ages (47 down, 16 up), full hookups with 90 cable channels, gravel sites are reasonably level, and nice walking path along the levee with a dog park. CONS: Not really much to look at, most trailers/5th wheels here appear to be tenants (hard plumbing and large propane tanks), the southern side of the park is close to I-244 road noise. So like the Woods, in Montgomery, you're paying for convenience, not scenery so I'd stay here again.

We enjoyed our 30 day stay at Mingo RV park. Our 5th wheel backed up to a large grass area leading to the creek. The sites are close together but the park is well managed and the staff and owner are very friendly and helpful. We will definitely come back.

We have stayed here several times. This was a two month stay. Fantastic hosts and staff. Willing to help with almost anything. Great laundry room, and showers with endless hot water. Super cable, and blazing WiFi. Park has electric gates. Great water pressure.

The sites are close together, but separated by fences. No pool and no view to speak of.

We didn't want to pay $50 for a night, but this was so much closer than hauling into Tulsa from a COE campground elsewhere, and ended up being well worth it. Of course we had great Verizon coverage, the park loaned us a TV cable so we had a zillion stations rather than OTA. The overnighter spots are just parallel pull throughs, but we were separated from neighbor by a wooden privacy fence. No noise to speak of, a quick ride into central Tulsa and good wifi. We didn't use the showers, laundry or any physical amenity except the dog park, which was fine.

When you arrive a big sign, gate, and friendly staff welcome you. The park is well maintained, landscaping looks nice. They offer free ice, cable, WiFi and a playground for your littles. The laundry room is very nice with 10 washers & dryers in very good condition, huge private bathrooms with nice showers, a sitting area with TV and vending machines. It’s close to everything in Tulsa, a block away from Historic Route 66. If you like craft beer there are several breweries to try out. While it’s close to city parks and all things Tulsa, we wouldn’t consider this park a vacation destination. It doesn’t have a pool or walking path. The sites are very close together. One night our neighbor sat outside visiting with someone and we could hear their conversation. It’s very close to the airport and I-244, so there is noise from both of those locations. Regular plane noise is barely noticeable, but the low flying military planes are loud during the day. The park is filled with long term workers in the area and people passing through. We chose this park because we wanted to be close to things downtown and needed good cell service to work for the week. It fit that bill perfectly. Overall, if we needed to be IN Tulsa again, we would stay here again.

If you are just passing thru Tulsa it may be a good stop. Looks great when you pass thru the big sign, large park, but once you get in it’s jam packed and mostly resident workers. Loud traffic noise from highway and airport. Workers leave early during the week so lots of truck noise. Nice playground, and plenty of grass for dogs. But I’ve never seen a park that had this many tight spaces. For the price, and passing through, stay. If long term look elsewhere.

Not a lot of choices to stay in Tulsa, so we thought we would roll the dice and give this place a try. They pack you in super tight. Good thing we have a small camper. You open your door to someone else’s sewer pipe. Lots of permanent residents here with run down rigs. Saturday night you can hear cars street racing all hours of the night.

The only plus I can think of is how convenient you are to downtown Tulsa. Next time we will probably stay at expo center.

This is a perfect place for us to visit our daughter in nearby Tulsa as we basically sleep there and that’s it (as do most of the folks there). The sites are directly on top of each other. But it’s a 3 point hook up next to a large mid-western city … should you expect more? It is a bit on the pricey side for the amenities provided, but again …. big city costs.

The showers are well maintained and it’s a great set up they’ve got. Really appreciated the shower and laundry facilities.