Park your RV rental at Spavinaw State Park to enjoy easy access to the lake’s many recreational offerings. Camping facilities at the state park include 26 sites for RVs and 75 tent camping cities. Restrooms and shower stalls are available along with shaded picnic areas. Kids will have a blast running around in the big playground. Don't forget to bring your pets along to this pet-friendly campground. When you’re looking for a place to camp in an RV near Spavinaw State Park drive to Cabin RV Park in Big Cabin. It’s a small campground with ten RV camping sites. Amenities here include pull-thru sites, big rig access, full hookups, 30 and 50 amp electric, sewer, water, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. The Grand County Lakeside RV Park in Afton is about 23 miles from Spavinaw State Park. There are over 50 campsites available here, and the campground features pull-thru sites, big rig access, tent camping, full hookups, 30 and 50 amp electric service, sewer, water, WiFi, and cell phone coverage. Campers have access to restrooms and shower stalls. There’s a picnic shelter too. Make use of the recreation room or go fishing and boating. This is an adults-only park. Furry friends are allowed here, so don't leave them behind.

Include a visit to the city of Tulsa on your travels through the area during your RV rental vacation. Tulsa is about 67 miles from Spavinaw State Park and is the second biggest city in Oklahoma. It’s a fun city to explore and has a great art and culture vibe. Check out the Philbrook Museum of Art located in downtown Tulsa. It’s a 72-room mansion that’s been converted into an art museum with an impressive collection of artworks that includes the likes of Picasso. Take a leisurely stroll through the gardens that surround the mansion, too, when you visit. The Art Deco Museum is another notable art museum in the city and is housed in the famous Philcade Building. Join one of the tours offered at the museum to take in the remarkable art collections on display here. Music lovers shouldn’t miss a visit to the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, also known as the Jazz Depot. It has numerous artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia related to Oklahoma’s renowned Jazz musicians. The Tulsa Farmer’s Market is located in the ‘Cherry Street District’ and is open during the warm months. With over 100 vendors selling local, seasonal, and sustainable produce, the farmer’s market is a must-visit if you’re around on a Saturday. In the mood for Oklahoma’s famous calf fries, fried catfish, and fried onion burgers? You’re in the right city. There are scores of restaurants, local food joints, food trucks, and chain restaurants serving up delectable Tulsa favorites!