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Curecanti/Cimarron
Curecanti Cimarron is a small unincorporated community located in Cimarron County, Oklahoma. It is situated along the Cimarron River, near the Oklahoma-Texas border. The community is home to a variety of businesses, including a gas station, convenience store, and a restaurant. The area is known for its scenic beauty, with rolling hills, lush vegetation, and a variety of wildlife. The nearby Cimarron National Grassland provides a great opportunity for outdoor recreation, including camping, fishing, and hiking. Curecanti Cimarron is a great place to visit for those looking for a peaceful, rural getaway.
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User Reviews
Carolyn Marovitch
This is a great little campground. It's located just past the Cimarron visitor center. It was quiet, and generally dark at night. My only negative was that the restroom in the campground was closed, meaning a bit of a walk to the restrooms at the visitor center. It was a good place to stay in order to visitor the Black Canyon of the Gunnison since that campground is still closed from the fire.
Eno Hiker
Great campground. We really enjoyed our stay here. A previous post said there were 2 homeless encampments permanently living here. Not true. There were none here as of this post. There is a 14 day stay limit enforced by the on-site camphost. All campsites are paved & include a picnic table & fire ring. The bathhouse has flush toilets & sinks (no showers.) Potable drinking water at faucets in various spots in the campground. Dump station was not operable. Gorgeous scenery. Quiet & peaceful. FC/FS- no reservations but it's hardly ever full. Trash dumpster, recycling and they even provide doggy bags. Highly recommend!
Ross Higginbotham
July 14, 2024. Wanted to stay here. Looked very cool. But there are two groups permanently living in the campground. They were very shady and made my wife very uncomfortable. Didn't feel safe tent camping here. The park service should allow people to live at the campgrounds. Wish I could have stayed looked very cool. Hopefully, they evict the residents.
Tami Roberts
Great place to go rockhounding! Campground was great! Super clean bathroom facilities. Don’t miss the rock collection at Newberry’s store.
Lisa Lakin
Absolutely one of the best experiences of my life. Very neat camping area, beautiful walk along Cimarron River. If I could give this place 10 stars I would. Campground hosts were very friendly, helpful, and informative.