There is very poor acces to RV parking. Almost all of the camp sites are backins and you have to manipulate your RV through trees. The bathrooms are often not very well maintained and without amentities.

There is no boat ramp close if you happen to have a boat and very limited parking for trailer. There is also no waterfront access to swim or beaches.

At 5:20 am the next morning, we were woke by the slamming of the RV next door which hold 7 construction workers who are filthy. Their campsite looks like it should be in a coalminer’s park… dirty workpants hanging over the awning, empty boxes, workboots, 5 gallon buckets filled with glass beer bottles, can, cups, empty trash on tables, a barking dog, dirty backpacks, gas cans, and other things line the underneath of their trailer. When we spoke to the management and asked for a refund of course they said NO. They did offer to move us to another site. However, I am very sick and to tear down my stuff again takes 5-6 hours. If I have do this amount of work again, I would just like to go to a decent park.

So, yesterday the lady attendant came to get on to us for our brand new Jansport backpack with fishing tackle in it, sitting on our picnic table while we fished. This morning, all 7 workers were outside laughing, talking, and throwing glass beer bottles in the bucket, at 6 am! This park is not worth the expense, and the attendants don’t seem to care.

The check in was non-existant. The owners came out told us where to park and said they’d collect the money later. The next day they came out and said that we reserved a week and they wanted to get paid for a week or we could get our stuff and get out! This was so weird, because we had not had any problem with them the day before but they came out the next day! We asked them what if we decided to leave early and they said their was no refunds…

The campground was not very well maintained. Their was one dumpster for trash. Our electrical hook-up was broke and we had to connect with an extension cord to another outlet in another camping spot. When we made reservations we were told that they had a shower house, but when we got there no shower house. No coke machine, no restroom facilities, no gift store, no office, no nothing! I can say that this was the worse place we’ve ever stayed. We were the only one’s camping their that we could tell… Though their was a bunch of campers parked around that the owner said people used on the weekends. We tried to ride our bikes down the path to the campground but were met by three large pitbulls!

I don’t recommend this place to anyone. It’s not kid friendly. No playground or anything! The cabins are some run down trailor houses!

We went to Quartz Mountain but their really wasn’t much to do. No marina and you can’t rent water-craft. The amusement park there was old and look unsafe! The watersides, were ok, but with just 2 slides it got old really fast! Boring place… we won’t ever go back!

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.

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.

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.

Although it’s advertised as OK City East, it’s in a country setting, about ten or so miles east from OK City and five from Tinker AFB. There’s a gas station/convenience store at the exit, and it’s a mile north of 40. The bathrooms and the laundry rooms are all AC’ed to a cold temp! They’re also spotlessly clean. No cable, so bring a DVD–we enjoyed Old School. There’s wifi, but we didn’t need it. Again, when you need some help on the road, it’s always nice to find a nice and helpful campground owner.