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Creekside RV Park
Overview
Creekside RV Park offers a peaceful retreat nestled in the heart of the scenic Hochatown area. This park provides a quiet, nature-focused atmosphere while remaining close to the main attractions of Broken Bow. It is designed for travelers who appreciate a serene wooded environment without sacrificing modern conveniences. The park captures the essence of the Oklahoma timberlands, making it an excellent basecamp for exploring the surrounding wilderness.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just off Highway 259, the park is surrounded by towering pine trees and lush foliage typical of the Ouachita National Forest region. Its location offers the perfect balance between secluded tranquility and easy access to local commerce. You are only a short drive from the crystal-clear waters of Broken Bow Lake, where the landscape shifts from dense forests to dramatic rocky shorelines, providing a stunning backdrop for your stay.
Amenities & Park Features
The park features spacious sites equipped with full hookups including 30 and 50-amp electricity, water, and sewer services. Each site is designed to accommodate various rig sizes with level gravel pads and individual fire rings. On-site facilities include high-speed Wi-Fi, clean restroom and shower facilities, and a dedicated laundry room. The pet-friendly grounds also offer picnic tables at every site, perfect for enjoying an evening meal under the stars.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure awaits just minutes away at Beavers Bend State Park, which is famous for its trout fishing, hiking trails, and scenic overlooks. Visitors can enjoy kayaking or fly fishing on the Lower Mountain Fork River or spend a day boating on the lake. For those seeking local culture, the Hochatown area boasts unique boutique shops, local breweries, and family-friendly activities like mini-golf and go-karts, ensuring there is something for everyone in the group.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for nature enthusiasts and families who want to be close to the action of Broken Bow but prefer a quieter place to rest at night. It caters well to big-rig owners and weekend warriors alike who value a clean, well-maintained environment. If you are looking for a peaceful forest setting that serves as a gateway to outdoor recreation, Creekside RV Park fits the bill perfectly.
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User Reviews
Patricia Power
Thanks for showing up for us last minute with the best service! We had a peaceful anniversary weekend with great accommodations. Clean restrooms, and polite service were the highlight of the stay. Access to wifi was a great bonus!
Michael Black
Great little RV campground conveniently located just off the highway only minutes from Broken Bow and Hochatown. There's a gorgeous creek right beside the park that's packed with crawdads. My wife and I caught a couple dozen and made andouille and crawdad jambalaya. The sites are level with 30/50A electricity, water and sewer. The sites are quite a bit bigger than most places we stay. The main road is very wide so it's very easy to back your camper into a spot. The bathrooms and showers are spacious and very clean. Our TV only picked up four channels, cell service is weak and my Starlink isn't very fast because of the trees. Oh well - who needs tech?? Relax! All in all, a really high quality campground. We'll be back next year, for sure!
J H2018
Great location even with the road noise. We will be back!
eric emery
This is a wonderful park close to Bevers Bend and Hotchatown. Staff have been amazing, park is super clean and well maintained, the restrooms are very clean as well as the laundry room. The staff have all been very nice and accommodating. We have been here for a week and have enjoyed every minute of our stay.
Isaac Bates (Do it for the Good)
This is a beautiful spot for fall colors. We stopped here to look at the creek and take pictures. The colors were changing and the water was still warm. The air was crisp. We were going to the Broken Bow Fall Festival and saw this on the way. It was beautiful.