Top Campgrounds in Tulsa county, Oklahoma, United states

Oak Tree RV & MHP Parks

Address: 2121 Campbell Creek Rd, Sand Springs, OK 74063, USA

“We stayed at this RV park for a year and a half and have nothing but great things to say about the owner, her son and how well the park is maintained. It is a quiet setting and she does not tolerate drama. It's about a 25 minute drive to Tulsa where we both worked full time. Lake Keystone is only a couple of miles away. Very peaceful setting and well kept.”

Lake Keystone State Park Office

Address: 1926 OK-151, Sand Springs, OK 74063, USA

Campground Park Lodging

“The park is beautiful, the fishing is decent and depending on who you bring with you the company is excellent! Bathrooms are kept in excellent condition. Be careful of walking around in the brush as there are stickers everywhere. Dogs are allowed in the camps so long as you keep them leashed.”

The Ranch On Sheridan

Address: 19983 S Sheridan Rd, Mounds, OK 74047, USA

Rv park Campground Lodging Travel agency Park

“Beautiful property owned by amazing people!”

Cherry Hill Mobile Home & RV Community

Address: 4808 S Elwood Ave, Tulsa, OK 74107, USA

Campground Rv park Lodging Park

“What a nice place, I'd recommend Cherry Hill Mobile Home & RV to anyone. We are working in the area so we have our RV. This has a nice homie feel to it. Quit, safe place to be with your family. There is a train that goes throw the park. I've never heard it at night. Great place!”

Riverview RV Park

Address: 11450 OK-51, Sand Springs, OK 74063, USA

Rv park Campground Lodging Park

“Nice park to stop for a short visit. The highlight was the dog park, which has been one of the nicer dog parks we've encountered on our journey west from Florida. It was well maintained and actually had grass, not just patches with mostly dirt. The landscaping throughout the park was lovely, however it would have been nice to have shade trees for the RVs. I believe most of the people staying here were staying long term, as we didn't see many people coming and going. The people were mostly quiet and friendly. There is a train track in the area so expect to hear a train throughout the day and night, giving its warning whistle. I would stay here again if driving through.”