This appears to be mostly an extended stay park. No office, restrooms or any onsite facilities. There are some shaded sites around the perimeter and some relatively newly planted trees that are far too small to provide any shade. The pull throughs are extremely long but not any wider than the typical park. The rate included Wi-Fi and cable TV. The Wi-Fi worked well and the cable had a good selection of channels. There was some noise from the highway, trains and grain elevator, but I doubt that there is anywhere in Guymon that that is not true. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed in this campground on our way home to Minnesota. They have a drive-in movie also, but not sure if you can hear it in your motorhome through the radio. They had stopped showing movies on Labor Day. Nice idea, would have been fun. No shade and lots of rock. No picnic tables, no cable TV, but you can get local channels with antenna and they do have Wi-Fi. Very, very nice showers. The best we have seen because you can actually move around in them. The only thing I think they need to do, is add a table at each site, people don't necessarily travel with one. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Opened in 2011, this is a clean, well-laid out, well-managed new campground. Owners are very friendly, helpful, and customer-oriented. Sites are long enough for any size rig with tow vehicle or toad and sites are far enough apart to park another rig between. Bathrooms and showers are very clean. Good WI-FI. No cable and we did not use the antenna. Good playground. Onsite parts and RV repair service. The new trees are tiny. With a new entrance, access to and from Highway 54 is easy. Owners are experienced RVers and know what it takes to make and operate a good campground--more new projects for the campground are on the drawing board. The park is located on the western outskirts of Guymon on the south side of Highway 54--our GPS erroneously took us to the eastern edge of town. We strongly recommend this campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean park, well maintained. Relatively new according to their literature. They are trying to get trees started. Gravel roads and sites. Sites were level and well maintained. No grass except at the play area. Any weed growth was well cut. Park was quiet except for an irrigation pump motor in an adjacent field that ran all night. The motor noise did not keep us awake. Friendly staff. We'd stay here again. We did not experience wet weather so cannot assess what the park would be like in wet weather other than the roads did not have ruts nor did the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with previous reviews but be aware that the RV park itself does not have WI-FI. There is a signal but do not know where it comes from. Owner says the park does not have it, & he does not know if it ever will so don't count on WI-FI. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The nightly rate paid reflects an Escapees discount. The regular rate is $16. This campground is good for an overnight stop. It is located about 8 miles northwest of Guymon on Highway 64/412. No one mans the office you basically fill out a form and put your payment in an envelope and drop it through the door slot. The sites are grass and easy to enter and exit and the campground itself is easy to enter and exit. The electric was very solid at 120v with no variations. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here overnight both going and coming back on a 2 week vacation. Easy access right on the highway (road noise), but were relieved to find a spot as few and far between on 412 through Oklahoma. This is an older campground, pull in, hook up and pay later on the honor system and you still just pay for what you use. Base rate, then add $2 each for water, sewer and electric. BBQ and picnic table available, DH said bathroom was clean. Just a stopover not a destination park, but rate was good and we were happy to be there. Owner is on site and friendly, just hook up and pay and be on your way. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not a destination park but a good place for overnight or when working in the area. We paid $16 which included the base rate of $8 plus water plus sewer plus electricity plus A/C use. Weekly rate is $75. Sites are long enough for our 37' coach and the dolly and the car without sticking out into the drive. We'll stay here again when coming through the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with previous posts. Park is a little rundown, but good overnight stop. We like the idea of only paying for what you use. We paid $8.00 base rate, and $2.00 for elec. It's an additional $2 ea for water, sewer, and if you use your AC. $3.00 additional for more than 2 people. All sites are pull-thrus, level, grass, and long enough to hold big rig 5th-wheels w/o unhooking. SuperWalmart is 7.5 miles away in Guymon. Easy access off Hwy 64. Free WiFi. Showers/bathrooms are old, but clean with good water pressure. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Probably best stopover in Guymon, but its not much. Water, electric and sewer, what else do you need? Dogs running loose. Office in mobile home on property. Great view of the grain elevators in Guymon. Yup, train and highway noise but I'm tired and I'll sleep. We camped here in a Motorhome.

East access off Hwy 54 about 1 mile SW of Guymon. Gravel pull though sites with 30/50 amp hookups. It looked like the park was full of workers. Because it was near the highway and railroad track, we heard traffic from those. It was listed as a Good Sam park but when we asked about the discount they said that was not an option. Okay for a weekend but nothing special. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.