RV Rental Lake Hefner, OK

Lake Hefner offers campers many urban and wilderness opportunities. Much of the lake is surrounded by residential areas, but the south side is a largely undeveloped forest. Campers at Lake Hefner have access to two marinas. The Oklahoma City docks are the docks on the city side of the lake. The Oklahoma City Boat Club also operates a private marina. Boating enthusiasts who book RV rentals in Oklahoma County can launch a boat from one of these marinas or from several boat launches.

Sailing is particularly popular at Lake Hefner. Several organizations operate sailing clubs. Outdoors enthusiasts can often find sailing lessons, rides on sailboats, and several other sailing opportunities. Motorized boats are also allowed on the lake.

Anglers camping at Lake Hefner can fish for smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, white bass, striped bass, walleye, and channel catfish.

Lake Hefner is also surrounded by about 10 miles of biking trails and some hiking trails, as well. The park near the lake features a running track, a golf course, a softball field, soccer field, and other recreational opportunities.

Most RVers camping with an RV at Lake Hefner choose a campground in Oklahoma City. Mustang Run RV Park is located off Interstate 40 in Oklahoma City. The park offers 50-amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. WiFi and cable TV are also available.

Moore Santa Fe Estates offers 50 amp electric, sewer, and water hookups. Campers have access to WiFi, and cable TV. Pull through sites, and big rig sites are available.

Roadrunner RV Park provides sewer, water, and 50 amp electric. Big rig sites and pull-through sites are available. Travelers also have access to WiFi, and cable TV.

Twin Fountains RV Park also offers 50 amp electric, sewer, and water. The park has cable and WiFi, as well. Additionally, campers have access to a recreational area with pool tables and other activities.

Oklahoma City provides many historical attractions as well as many modern places to visit. The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum is an example of both. The memorial and museum are dedicated to the memory of the Oklahoma City bombing. The museum features articles, exhibits, and artifacts about the attack and the city’s response to the tragedy. There’s also a memorial outside of the building.

The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum celebrates the history of Oklahoma and the American frontier. The museum, opened in 1955, has a collection of artifacts and art from the American West. There are also interactive exhibits, including recreations of a western town.

Science Museum Oklahoma is a hands-on science museum for visitors of all ages. The museum features a planetarium, live science exhibitions, and much more. Science buffs, children, and everyone in between might find this a fun place to stop.

The Oklahoma Railway Museum has passenger cars, freight train cars, and a steam engine. The museum is dedicated to the history of rail travel and freight throughout the history of Oklahoma. The museum operates working trains that carry passengers. Railroad buffs camping at Lake Hefner might find this a very exciting stop.

The 45th Infantry Division Museum is a popular stop for military enthusiasts. The 45th Infantry was an Oklahoma Army National Guard unit that was activated during WWII. The division fought in Italy and Germany, through some of the most intense moments of the war in Europe. History enthusiasts camping with an RV at Lake Hefner might find this interesting.

Oklahoma City provides just about everything RV campers could need. The city has auto parts, food, fuel, and other supplies available in many different places.