We recently stayed in Elephant Rock Campground at Tipps Point in Ardmore. It was a very nice campground! All the interior roads were paved and the park was very clean. The restrooms with showers were cleaned several times a day.

We backed into a very large asphalt paved level site that was right next to the lake. Most of the sites at this campground can accommodate large RV’s. Our site had a picnic table and a built-in barBQ. The 50 amp power was new and modern.

One important note, no reservations accepted at this campground… this is first come first served only. On a 1 to 10 scale Park is a 9.

My family along with some friends stayed at Crystal Hot Springs campground for a weekend last summer.

The campground is divided into two sections (one with power and one without) and we stayed in the without power section. I would suggest this area for anyone going there, as the section with power was very small and I think frequently packed in the summer.

The pool area was OK. It was 90 degrees on the day we got there and my husband said the hot springs pool was boiling and the regular pool was freezing. They also had a really nice water slide.

All in all it would be an OK place to stop for the night or a two day trip.

The one thing that made this a good trip was the company that came with us and the live band at the park that night. I think the price was quite reasonable as well.

Elk Run RV Park is a nice overnight campground, right off the Interstate 40 in a quaint small town. The staff is friendly and made us feel right at home. We were even escorted to our site. The park itself is very clean and well maintained, with paved road throughout. They have a nice clubhouse building for larger groups. They have good laundry facilities too.

There were lots of grassed areas between level, gravel sites. There are some small trees, but for the most part there is little shade. There’s also plenty of room for larger rigs… we have a 40 class A and had no problems getting in and out of our site.

Country Aire RV Park is an older campground but it’s clean and well maintained. It’s easy to get around the park with a big rig because the roads are quite wide. They have good size sites too.

The staff was friendly and went out of their way to may our stay enjoyable. The campground is easy to get to… Country Aire is right off Interstate 15 in Cedar City. It makes a great overnight stop. There is a little highway noise, but it didn’t bother us that much.

There’s plenty to see and do in town and in the surrounding area including Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon. We camped there in our new 36′ Class A last fall.

We stayed several days at Cedar Oaks RV Resort on our way back from a camping trip to Branson. This is a very nice park located right on Grand Lake of the Cherokees in northeastern Oklahoma.

There are a great selection of campsites right on the lakefront and we had one of them. There are also free boat slips available for RV’ers who have boats. The owners and staff were wonderful, the rates are reasonable, and there was plenty to see and do within a mile or two of the campground.

Grand Lake is a very scenic lake with some great fishing. If you like antiques be sure to visit Harber Village, located just a few miles from the campground.

We highly recommend Cedar Oaks RV Park and are planning on returning this summer.

Wow! Are you looking for a campground that will keep your kids (and yourself) occupied every minute you’re there? Cherry Hill is the campground! We stayed a week here last summer and loved every minute of it! The kids hated to leave (actually, we did too but didn’t admit it).

There was tons of stuff to do for kids and young at heart adults… a awesome waterpark with waterslides, waterfalls, olympic sized pool, “Cardiac River Canyon Run”, “Pirate’s Cove” and “Grant’s Gulch Lazy River” rafting. They have an excellent 18-hole mini golf course with beautiful landscaping. Batting cages, climbing walls… really too much to mention here.

It’s a little busy in the summer because a lot of the stuff is open to the public although the camping area is fairly quiet because of all the trees. RV sites level and on concrete pads but the sites are close together making it a bit difficult for slide-outs or awnings. There are plenty of trees for shade so you really don’t need an awning.

We recommend this park and plan on returning this summer!

This is a beautiful RV park located right on the White River. Great views! Trout fishing right at the campground. The park is quiet, clean and well maintained. Staff was extremely friendly and available most of the time.

The clubhouse/office area is very nice with a small convenience store that stocks a limited amount of groceries and camping supplies. Very nice lounge area too. Facilities were neat and clean. Biking trails, boat rentals, shopping and golf nearby.

This is one of the nicest RV parks we’ve ever stayed. I recommend it to all my friends.