Nice place. Pull-thru sites with full hookups, water, 50amp, sewer and cable. Clubhouse, laundry, showers and restrooms. Walmart close by and restaurants. Sites not shaded. We stayed one night. I recommend this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice, friendly park. Large pull-through sites with concrete pads and a picnic table. Were pleased that, as ROD members, we were relegated to the back section. Nice lake with lots of white pelicans and ducks. We were here over Halloween and they had great activities for the kids, including trick-or-treating. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites near the road have sewer hookup, but if you're willing to forego the sewer hookup and use the dump station on the way out, the sites on the peninsula look out on the lake and Sailboat Bridge. There are a few large trees so you might get lucky and snag a shady spot. They are working on this park; hope to see improvements to these sites on the water as leveling the RV can be a challenge unless you're willing to park catywompous and forego the concrete pad at your RV door. There is a fishing hut, boat ramp, fish cleaning station, mini-golf, and it seems things are being spruced up. We paid nothing as an ROD member. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love this park and stay here at least twice a year when traveling to the south in the winter. It is a quiet park during the time we are here and very relaxing. Would like to see the sites grass kept up better. We do not use the other facilities so cannot comment there. Wi-Fi is not very good but solved that by getting my own 4G network. The owners are wonderful hosts. Been coming here for several years now and will continue. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Have camped here before.. Facility just OK (old) unpaved, dusty. Showers etc old, but functional.. No cable. Wi-Fi weak. Had reservations made in person 1 1/2 weeks before which they did not honor. Obviously not in the clique that they have during music fest. Staff curt, and non customer orientated.. Observed empty spaces that they said they did not have when we went to go to another facility.. Will not use this facility again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The most wonderful thing about Grand Country RV Park was the hosts, the Sikorskis. You should meet them; they were gracious, kind, and helpful. Thanks to them, we were aware of local attractions that gave us numerous fun day trips. There was a beautiful nature trail in the state park just across the drive from where we parked our RV. The park was well maintained. We stayed for a month. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Over 50 only. In Okla “Green Country”. On the water – Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees. Off the beaten path, but easily accessible. Easy access to I-44, US Hwy 59 & 69. 14 50AMP & 31 30AMP, very spacious, level, gravel, pull throughs & back in, treed & non-treed sites. Shower, sink & toilet in one room restrooms. AT&T cell & 3G. Privately owned. Told excellent fishing. Fish cleaning shack. Told national fishing tournaments on lake. Adjacent to Nature Trail. Tornado shelter. Nice, large, enclosed pavilion w/ fireplace. Picnic table for each site. Pets per-approved only. 1 mile W. of junction of OK Hwy 125 and 85A, on south/lake side of hwy. Dollar General & 2 conv. stores w/ gas at junction. $25/night...electric, sewer, water, Wi-Fi incl. Call for other rates. Very, pleasant stay. Wind in the trees quiet. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park. Very clean and quiet. We were in a motorhome.. Would have gave a 10, but no sewer hookups. Park staff helpful. All roads paved. Lots of 30A hookups, very few 50A. Pads reasonably level. Off the path but worth it. Some low hanging trees coming too park from main road in town (State Park Rd.). They have after hour checkin, via deposit envelope into park pay box. Basically serve yourself park. Find a spot then deposit envelope within one hour of parking. Restrooms very nice. Grounds very well cared for. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Just spent 3 nights at Honey Creek while visiting friends with a home on Grand Lake. There are about 15 sites with 50 amp service and due to the high heat and dry conditions, it was not difficult to get one. Sites vary in length. Some 50 amp sites not suitable for big rigs. Main reason for writing a review was that the information posted notes that sewer connections are available. They are not. Only a dump station. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground is designed like a private campground. Has close sites with little vegetation between. Does have level flat sites with lots of pavement. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has only 6 spots for nightly rental. All others are semi- permanent. It is more of a trailer park/cabin facility. Very, very tight to get into. Not big rig friendly. The boat launch ramp is an incline railway that you tie your trailer to and lower with a winch into the water. We used a neighbor park ramp. We will not return, as there are many better parks on the lake. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Good fishing. The restrooms leave something to be desired and hopefully they will be addressing that soon as they are renovating alot of the resort, adding 7 new cabins and fixing the boat docks when we were there. If this park had a hot tub it would be a perfect campground. Staff and owners were very friendly and the rates for sites, boats and cabins are very reasonable. We will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is located on bluffs above Grand lake with NO railing or fence DO NOT bring small children here!! All the good spots are rented on a yearly basis. The remaining spots so close together you can't open your slides or awnings. We didn't stay and they charged us $20 plus $8.50 to cancel. We stayed at the Pine Island Resort about 20 miles south, see our review. "We did not stay in this park" We camped here in a Travel Trailer.