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Crooked Creek RV Park
Overview
Crooked Creek RV Park provides a quiet and clean home base for travelers exploring the northeastern corner of Oklahoma. Situated just outside the busy lake traffic, it offers a peaceful environment while remaining close to the region's main attractions. This park focuses on providing reliable essentials and a friendly atmosphere for short-term visitors and long-term stays alike. It is known for its well-maintained grounds and convenient access to the recreational opportunities surrounding the Grand Lake area.
Location & Surroundings
The park is located in Langley, OK, a small town known as the gateway to Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. Travelers will find themselves within minutes of the historic Pensacola Dam, the longest multiple-arch dam in the world. The surrounding landscape features a mix of wooded areas and open skies, offering a relaxed rural feel. Being positioned near State Highway 82, the park is easy to navigate for those driving larger rigs or towing trailers into the Grand Lake region.
Amenities & Park Features
Crooked Creek RV Park ensures a comfortable stay by offering full hookup sites with both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service. Many of the sites are designed to accommodate large RVs, providing enough space for slide-outs and gear. On-site facilities include clean restrooms and hot showers, along with a convenient laundry room for guest use. The park is pet-friendly and features picnic tables at most sites, making it easy to enjoy an outdoor meal after a day on the water.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The primary draw of this location is the proximity to the Disney Off-Road Area, a premier destination for rock crawling and trail riding. Water enthusiasts can enjoy fishing and boating on Grand Lake, while those interested in local history can take a tour of the Pensacola Dam. Nearby, the town of Langley offers local diners and supply shops. Visitors often spend their days exploring the rocky shores below the dam or hiking the trails that wind through the surrounding state parks.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for outdoor adventurers and off-roaders who need a stable home base near the Disney trails. It also appeals to retirees and travelers seeking a quieter, more laid-back alternative to the crowded lakeside resorts. Whether you are looking for a convenient weekend getaway to fish the Grand Lake waters or a peaceful stopover while passing through Oklahoma, Crooked Creek RV Park offers the necessary amenities without the noise of more commercialized tourist spots.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Amanda Lynn
Nice place. No shower houses and no covered spots.
A RS
This cozy corner faced the pasture and I believe their is a lake just behind the grass. The park is quiet, clean, and dog friendly, and by the way, the very polite park manager, who aims to give comfortability and the privacy for, for each RV resident. You can count on that. Overall, the area is away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby city and it will give you a pleasant vibe when you arrive! Highly recommend Guest of RV'r Taylor and Brianna Hartman
MrDrunion
Nice place. Concrete pads, good water. No frills, great price. The best overnighter.
Mixer Dude
I was just there to make a delivery. But it is a nice RV park.
Carol Mitchell
Stayed for a month last year. Wonderful manager, clean and very new
Conor Treacy
Nice park, level sites (all concrete pads except for their new expansion. Water, sewer and electric on site and also propane if you wanted to hook into it on the pad. It's cheaper to buy a week stay than it is to pay for 4 nights (at least during off season with a week costing $125). The only complaint is lots of dogs either off leash or on teather. Makes it difficult to walk our own dogs when aggressive ones come charging. It is posted to keep dogs on leash, but full timers don't seem to care about that. Nice park. Close to grocery store, gas, hardware store and Sonic.
Theresa E
*** UPDATE - After we were gone a few weeks, the Crooked Creek RV Park at Grand Lake, OK emailed us a bill for electric for our one-week stay. We have been RVing for many years and we have NEVER encountered an RV park that DID NOT DISCLOSE this to us prior to or any time during our stay or even after we left...until we received the bill. Keep this in mind if you happen to stay at this campground, as every site does have metered electric. Each site is either pull through or back in with full hookup and propane piped to it. All cement roads and pads with side grass between each site. There are three cabins available. A pub/restaurant is at the entrance with three washers and three dryers available to use at a cost of $2.00 to wash and $1.50 to dry. There is a yurt-style, roomy tornado shelter with bench seating inside. A dog park and plenty of dog waste bags available in a couple locations through the park. During our visit, a new section was being constructed for future added guests. Whoever owns this park put a lot into it. And now for some of our personal thoughts and suggestions for this park to go in the direction we believe the owner would like it to go. The pub/restaurant is very smoky. We did not go there for this reason. It really does not add to the experience of the park. The laundry area needs work or put it somewhere else. It smelled like smoke being attached to the pub/restaurant, was very dirty, plus one washer was out of order and another we used did not wring out clothes. We spent an additional $8.00 more than we should have to get clothes done when we could have gone to a better place. This is not a feature for the park unless it is corrected. Also, there should be a manager or employee on-site. There is no office and while the girl who answered at the beginning was responsive, she followed up by ghosting us when we requested our laundry money as a refund. We felt like we had no support at the park after that incident. Older RVs that are worn down should not be allowed in the park, unless you are going for full time residents only. Barking dogs (one day it was constant for over a half a day) and dogs off leash need to be controlled. Rules need to be established and need to be followed. So we were a bit confused on what this park was to become. Will it be a typical below average park in the future? It seems like a waste of money to develop it with the cement roads and pads for that to occur. We have high hopes for it in the future but it needs a bit more care to get there.
Donna Messer
Cute little RV park. Expansion is underway. Still has a few openings now there is a small creek that flows through it. Close to Grand Lake.
Mike Greer
Seems like a nice place. I was just there to make a delivery.
jarred brotherton
Clean,great pads, convenient location. Nice folks and reasonable prices.