Oklahoma City East KOA

If you're looking for a quiet place to stay with a Choctaw camper rental on the outskirts of Oklahoma City, look no further than Oklahoma City East KOA. Shopping, restaurants, and all the city attractions are just a short drive or even walking distance away when you're camping at Oklahoma City East KOA. In the southeastern part of the city, this KOA is near beautiful natural areas and lakes, and you can also branch out to explore some of the bigger forests like Ozark National Forest, about three hours' drive away. Tulsa and Broken Arrow are within proximity too, and you can easily visit them on the way to Ozark National Forest.From the KOA, you can reach the city center of Oklahoma City within a 15-minute drive. This award-winning RV campground is also close to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. While in the area, you can stop at the Oklahoma City National Memorial or check out many other museums, shops, and restaurants. If you want to stay close to your RV rental at Oklahoma City East KOA, you can also use the on-site nature trails or splash into the swimming pool, and then relax with a barbecue.While RV camping at Oklahoma City East KOA, you'll have access to sites with full hookups, and there are spots able to house rigs of up to 90 feet in length. There are also restrooms and showers and a laundry room. Additional amenities include a playground, a dog park, a snack bar, and a pavilion. If you are traveling with a group or want to organize an event, this KOA offers catering and other services for any occasion. Book an RV in Oklahoma County and start planning your stay at this fantastic KOA.

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The Great Outdoors

Lake Thunderbird State Park is located only about 15 minutes' drive south when you're camping at Oklahoma City East KOA. This beautiful lake has a lot of recreational opportunities, including boating, horseback riding, fishing, swimming, and other water sports. There are hiking and bicycling trails around the lake. If you like bird and wildlife watching, you'll love it here.Lexington Wildlife Management Area is not far from Lake Thunderbird, and it is a perfect hunting destination when you camp in a travel trailer at Oklahoma City East KOA. Almost 10,000 acres are covered in woods and grassland, and here you can see quail, deer, turkey, rabbit, furbearers, doves, and more. A prime fishing location in the park is Dahlgren Lake, where you can hook channel catfish, largemouth bass, and sunfish. Spend a day hunting, fishing, or wildlife watching and relaxing in this beautiful park.Lake Eufaula State Park is a 90-minute drive east of Oklahoma City East KOA, and it is a great day trip destination. Over 100,000 acres of land is full of recreational opportunities, including walking, hiking, picnicking, camping, or just relaxing by the water. Water sports are popular here, especially water skiing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and fishing. The park also offers great bike and horseback riding trails. If you like naturalist programs, visit Deep Fork Nature Center and join their tours and educational programs for kids and adults. There are also many fishing ponds and playgrounds available.

Exploring the City

Oklahoma City is a great place for sightseeing, with many interesting attractions that you can visit when RV camping in the area. Oklahoma City Zoo is the perfect place to visit with kids. Here you can see different animals, including lions, tigers, elephants, seals, and bears. Head here for a full day of fun; after exploring the creature exhibits, you can try some of the rides and attractions, like the Elephant Express Train, Giraffe Feeding Platform, Stingray Bay, Endangered Species Carousel, and more. The zoo also organizes events year-round, like the Cub Club, Bowling for Rhinos, Family Zoo’d Overnight, and others.The local theme park is another exciting place perfect for families with kids. Try some of the thrill rides and roller coasters, or enjoy shopping and eating around the park. The park has all kinds of rides, from gut-wrenching rides for adrenaline seekers to family-friendly, low-impact options. There are special events planned for holidays, theme weekends, and all types of music. This is a perfect place to visit if you want to add a little adventure to your vacation while RV camping at Oklahoma City East KOA.Oklahoma History Center is a unique place where you can learn all about the state’s history of geology, transportation, commerce, culture, aviation, heritage, and more. The museum features permanent and temporary exhibits, like Wanted: Dead or Alive, Votes for Women, Unsolved History: Forensic Science, Cold Cases, Art Therapy, and many more. Some of the educational programs offered include arts, jewelry, crafts, and history. You can also enjoy live history performances, field trips, and more. This museum will give you the best sense of what life is like in Oklahoma.

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