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The rolling plains of middle America are home to Bartlesville, Oklahoma, a small oasis amidst the cornfields and flat landscapes that are prevalent throughout the central corridor of the country. The small city is less than an hour north of Tulsa, and only a two and a half hour drive to Oklahoma City on Interstate 44. Founded by Jacob Bartles, a member of the Delaware tribe who sought to move into the Indian Territory and start a settlement, this incredible small town is a natural fit for people seeking to rent an RV and plan a vacation.
With extremely hot summers, and cold, cold winters, Bartlesville is best to visit in the summertime or early fall. The fun little town is great because it holds the best aspects of both countryside and urban environments. The locals love to party and frequently host and hold events and festivals such as Sunfest, the OK Mozart International Festival, and the Oklahoma Indian Summer Festival. World-renowned musicians flock to the town every summer for the OK Mozart International Festival to play classical, jazz, opera, and many other different types of music, while paying respect to the namesake of the event. When you book an RV in Bartlesville, you are definitely in for a good time.
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There are plenty of places to park your Bartlesville motorhome rental both inside and around town. Riverside RV Park and Campground could be a good spot to stay when you rent an RV in town. With free cable TV, high-speed internet, a park gift shop and store, a swimming pool, and a temperature-controlled clubhouse, you may find it difficult to leave this cozy little park. Bell RV Village is a nice spot, too, with all the usual necessities and many more. This park is also pet friendly, and within walking distance of many fun things to do in Bartlesville. If you feel the need to stay outside of town, don’t skip out on Osage Hills State Park, which has too many campsites to count.
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