Nice park right across from Chickasaw Culture Center. Staff friendly, sites level, rest rooms clean, pool clean, wifi strong. Stayed here 2 nights. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I was here one year on business. A very pleasant and quiet park. Everyone was friendly. The park owners and maintenance man were very helpful in everyway. If I had a problem with my camper the maintenance man would be there in a drop of a hat and at anytime. The pool was always clean and inviting. Any unruly patrons were not there very long and I so appreciated it. I am female and my job requires me to travel 100% of the time. Not once did I ever feel unsafe. I would recommend this park to any one. I have read they are unfair when it comes to pool rules, REALLY? The rule is if you have kids they cannot swim alone. Whomever rents a spot needs to be with the guests at the pool. Thats understandable! You are also near 3 or more lakes. Arbuckle Lake 4 miles, Lake McMurray 30 minute drive, and Lake Texoma, 1 hour away. I went to all of them. I will be back even to stop in and say hello! I loved it! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed a month in this campground ($220 + electricity) and everything worked just fine. The water pressure was excellent. We were on the upper tier with 50amp; the slanted, gravel sites are level with plenty of room to back in and to park your extra vehicle. The hook-ups are towards the back of the site. The owners were friendly and there is plenty to do in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has a friendly staff with sites are level and somewhat spacious. The restrooms are clean but tackle built. OK park for the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is a clean park with a great space for dog walking. The sites are large, level and well manicured. The fishing ponds are a joke. One was covered with moss and weeds, making it hard to get close enough to fish. We tried both, "stocked ponds" and caught nothing. The basketball court is a portable goal rolled onto the grass. There are several mobile homes and several campers that live there and work in the area. The owners were nice upon our check-in, but extremely rude when they knocked on our door at 8 pm to ask if were "stupid" and couldn't hear our dogs barking. We had just returned inside our RV from being outside with the dogs that had not been barking at that time. Not sure he had the right RV or dogs, but we put them inside and will not return to his RV park. This is not a Resort, as stated. It is an RV/Mobile Home Park to leave your camper while you go elsewhere in the area for entertainment and/or things to do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wonderful clean and and well planned park. Easy access from road and throughout the park. Very clean and well maintained park. The roads in the park were very wide. Good water pressure and Wi-Fi was fine . We could use our Dish Network and Verizon phone. Would stay here again, but not much to do in area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Decent park. Large sites. Plenty of room. Decent laundry room. Internet worked briefly for about an hour the whole week we were there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in this campground for the months of November & December. The owners left for the winter but the assistant managers took good care of everything. The campground was about one-fourth filled with most of these sites occupied by people who worked in the area. This made for a quiet campground which we really enjoyed. There was no traffic or train noise. On the upper level, there is a generous amount of space to back into the sites and the sites have good space in-between. When it rained, some of the sites on the lower level, had pools of water. Local propane businesses only deliver to the park if you are going to take 100 gallons or more. The WI-FI was excellent for most of our stay; during the last week the service was intermittent. You can recycle cans and plastic at the Chickasaw NRA. The rate does not include what we paid for electricity. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is nice and clean but the hosts were horrible. This couple cant stand there campers having fun. A whole page of very strictly managed rules assures NO FUN while camping. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice spacious park with level gravel sites, all back-in's, but angled well for easy entry. Park is well-maintained, with the best Wi-Fi we've seen in a private RV park. Owners just converted an old goat pen into an enclosed dog run; another nice touch was the bag dispensers and trash cans for dog waste placed throughout the park. Two private catch/release fish ponds with some decent fish in them. Large community room available for group events. Park is very quiet, despite being only 1 mile from town. Chickasaw National Recreation Area is only a couple miles away, with great fishing areas, and miles of well-maintained hiking trails. Small pool which was still closed for winter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park was very clean. There is a nice swimming pool, and a private fishing pond. No license was required. The owners were very accommodating, giving us two adjacent sites and letting us put two tents on one of them. The bathrooms and showers were clean. However, they were old, and didn't have anything to hold your shampoo and "stuff". We would stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Was a nice RV park. Needs more trees. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate was for 4 adults. The park was average. Small pool. Nice pond. Other campers were fishing. Our site overlooked the pond. We enjoyed the view and the geese. The park was very wet due to recent rains. The gravel site was very soft and we had a hard time finding a level spot due to the soft gravel. It was an ok stopover but well off the interstate. We would only use it again if we had to. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Super park and owners. Stocked fishing pond with no license required We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here with another family (8 children in all - YIKES!) for three days and two nights. Of note is the fact that between the pool, the nicely shaded playground, the fishing pond (catch and release), the library and the general opportunities for exploration, everyone (yes, all 8!) had a fun, relaxing time. Upon check-in we requested a fire ring for our campfires. Within an hour or so, one was delivered to our site. They required a $20 fully-refundable deposit. The "ring" was the most interesting little thing. It was a smallish cylinder about 18" high with a hollow tube in the middle (like a large Bundt pan, if you can imagine that). It had tiny holes all around the outside. Our first campfire was a success. The embers were completely contained and we enjoyed watching the fire through all the little holes in the fire ring. The next day, we were told that our "fire ring" was actually the inside of the tub of a top-loading washing machine!! We enjoyed two more campfires, and felt that the children were much safer from things like popping embers than with a traditional ring or pit. Ingenious! Additionally, we all thoroughly enjoyed the shade of the sprawling tree, located next to site number 10, which came complete with a tire swing. We chose the Arbuckle RV Resort because it was near Turner Falls. When we visited Turner Falls and saw the campsites there, we knew we had made the right choice with the Arbuckle RV Resort. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here in a 37" motorhome towing a car trailer with our car on it. There was plenty of room to park the coach, trailer and car at our site (#50). We had a reservation for the week prior to Memorial Day weekend and were glad we did as the Point campground stays booked, highly recommend reserving your spot. There is no formal check in process and the park office is located in the town of Sulphur. The day we left the park host did visit the neighbor who pulled in the night before, but did not check on us the day we arrived or any time during our stay. The park is VERY well maintained, sites are level, mature trees prevented our satellite to receive, but was worth it to keep the heat off the coach. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice COE park: level pad, fire pit, lots of shade, quiet, lake access, dump station, good security through park rangers, attractions nearby wildlife park, National Recreation area and casino. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Chickasaw National Recreation Area is one of the most beautiful places we have been. It is actually a combination of 3 areas of land. The original National park was called Platt National Park. Then the National Park Service joined 2 more parcels of land with the CCC built Platt Natl. Park and renamed it Chickasaw Natl. Rec. Area in honor of the Chickasaw Indians who deeded the park to the Federal government. There are two RV area, Buckhorn and The Point. We camped in The Point and were very glad we did. We have a 38'+ 5th wheel and did not have trouble getting it into the space. On many sites in this area there is an additional space for you vehicle. There are also very nice camping pads at each site with picnic tables. The showers and restrooms are some of the cleanest I have seen. A few miles on down the road you come to a paradise. This is the original CCC built Platt area. Wonderful hiking trails, and swimming in mineral and fresh water spring creeks. The waterfalls are so pretty. The nature center offers the Junior Ranger program and our grandson participated in it. Overall it is just a beautiful place and we will definitely go back again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.