OK RV Park

This park is very close to Petrified Forest NP so it was a great stop. Right before entering the park there is the cheapest diesel in the area. Sites are spaced well and there are some trees. Beautiful sunsets and sunrises too. We didn't use the restroom or shower. The town is worth going to with lots of history. The sites were a bit downhill.

Called and made reservations same day and checked in before office closed. EZ on/off highway. Quiet and clean. Great pull-thrus that were long enough for 5th wheel and truck. Didn’t use park restrooms or laundry but you can tell everything is well kept. Would stay over again. Was perfect location to visit Petrified Forest and Painted Desert.

Friendly staff, level sites with nice gravel and a few trees, friendly fellow campers. We booked our stay for WiFi and laundry. The WiFi was terrible at our site (which was close to the office) and in the laundry room. The showers were very clean and perfectly functional. The laundry room was excellent (pay by credit card or phone app) and busy with fellow campers in the late afternoon on a weekday. Can hear trains day and night.

Not many parks close to the National Petrified Forest. Cute little local town with some cute shops. Our site was nice and long but kind of close to neighbor. Not much scenery but fairly quiet and peaceful, people here were helpful and nice. Didn’t use the laundry area or restrooms. Everything is gravel it seems in any of the parks in the West.

Arrival - Good pre-arrival communication. Registration area is curb-side. Escort to site was appreciated.

Tips - Be ready for narrow accommodations, especially if you are a multi-slide rig. The setup for the park is a little confusing. RV GPS routed us past the campground to a residential street so, look for the big "OK RV" sign.

Favorites - Close to Petrified Forest NP. Long site.

Negatives - Strange park setup, utilities a little wonky, no cable, narrow site, a park in transition.

From the pics, we knew not to expect any green space and that is in line with what we found in most of AZ and NM. This disappointed the Southern dog but us Southern humans are learning this is usual for the west. But we were happy with the gravel which kept down the dust in the rig and on the dog.

The sites are a little odd in layout in that all are alternating pull throughs. These may be the longest pull throughs we’ve seen so the RVs are staggered. There was a sewer hook up every 10 feet which was convenient given the site lengths. If crowded, this could be awkward but there was plenty of space in early June.

Very friendly staff and well kept. Largest trees shaded the gravel dog park. Can use credit cards for laundry. Petrified wood display near office. We enjoyed the Empty Pockets Saloon, Romos Cafe, and the Safeway in town. Easy commute to the Petrified Forest and Winslow. Don’t miss the Route 66 stuff in Holbrook and the Navajo County Museum. Convenient to I-40 but little interstate noise. Some cars traveling through to the mobile homes on the next block but they were reasonable with their speed and noise.