RV Parks & Campgrounds in Oklahoma

Prairie sunsets and lake life—Oklahoma is classic road-trip country.

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BEST SEASON

April-June & Sept-Oct (peak: June-August)

NIGHTLY RATES

$52+/night

POPULAR ATTRACTION

Grand Lake O' the Cherokees

DISTANCE TO ATTRACTION

0 min from Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort

BOOK AHEAD

4-6 weeks ahead for summer

Stay at Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees RV Resort in Grove for water access, fishing, and small-town charm—perfect for Route 66 detours and family weekends.

Our Oklahoma Parks

Prairie sunsets and lake life—Oklahoma is classic road-trip country.

Grand Lake O' the Cherokees

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82°49°

Grove, OK

4.4(269 Reviews)
Starting at $5.2
BoatingFishingHorseshoesKayakingShuffleboardSwimmingVolleyball

When Is the Best Time to Camp in Oklahoma?

Spring (April-June) and fall (September-October) offer the ideal conditions for RV camping at Grand Lake, with comfortable temperatures in the 70s-80s°F and fewer crowds than peak summer. These seasons provide perfect weather for boating, hiking, and enjoying the lake's extensive shoreline activities.
Season
Weather
Crowds
Highlights
Spring (March-May)
62-80°F highs, 39-57°F lows
Low
Blooming wildflowers, perfect fishing conditions, comfortable outdoor activities
Summer (June-Aug)
88-93°F highs, 66-70°F lows
Peak
Prime water sports season, full marina services, family lake activities
Fall (Sept-Nov)
62-85°F highs, 38-61°F lows
Moderate
Beautiful fall foliage, excellent fishing, fewer bugs and crowds
Winter (Dec-Feb)
48-53°F highs, 28-31°F lows
Low
Peaceful lakeside relaxation, lower rates, winter wildlife viewing

How Do I Get to RJourney Parks in Oklahoma?

Three distinct regions, each with unique mountain experiences

Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort

Grove

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Driving Distances

Tulsa, OK 80 min
Joplin, MO 45 min
Fayetteville, AR 95 min

Nearest Airport

Tulsa International Airport (TUL)

80 min from park

Excellent Verizon (99.5%) and T-Mobile (99.4%) coverage; AT&T (98.1%) also reliable throughout Grove area
850 ft elevation

State-Wide Information

Pet Policy

Pets welcome with leash requirements and designated pet areas throughout the resort.

Accessibility

ADA-accessible facilities at all locations.

Nearby Attractions

Grand Lake O' the Cherokees
Recreation Area

Grand Lake O' the Cherokees

0 min from Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort

Boasting 1,300 miles of shoreline, this massive lake offers world-class boating, fishing, and water sports with numerous marinas and coves to explore.

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Har-Ber Village Museum
Museum

Har-Ber Village Museum

25 min from Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort

Step back in time at this living history museum featuring over 70 relocated historic buildings showcasing 19th-century Ozark life and culture.

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Natural Falls State Park
State Park

Natural Falls State Park

50 min from Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort

Home to a stunning 77-foot waterfall accessible via scenic hiking trails, offering one of Oklahoma's most photographed natural wonders.

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Lendonwood Gardens
National Park

Lendonwood Gardens

20 min from Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort

A peaceful 12-acre botanical paradise featuring rare Asian maples, rhododendrons, and themed garden areas including a tranquil Japanese garden.

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Frequently asked questions

Grand Lake offers 1,300 miles of shoreline - the longest for any single lake in the U.S. - providing endless opportunities for boating, fishing, and water recreation right from your RV site.

3-Day Grand Lake Adventure

Experience the best of Oklahoma's Grand Lake region with this action-packed itinerary based at Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort, combining water recreation, local history, and natural beauty.
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Day 1: Lake Exploration & Arrival

Check into Grand Lake O' the Cherokees RV Resort and explore the immediate Monkey Island area with scenic lake drives and marina visits. Enjoy sunset views from your waterfront site and dine at nearby Shangri-La Resort restaurants with lake views.

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Day 2: Grove Attractions & History

Visit Har-Ber Village Museum to explore 19th-century Ozark life, then tour downtown Grove and peaceful Lendonwood Gardens. End the day at Honey Creek Area in Grand Lake State Park for shoreline walks and boat watching during golden hour.

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Day 3: Nature & Dam Exploration

Choose between the Bernice Nature Trail for wildlife viewing and lake photography, or visit the impressive Pensacola Dam and GRDA Ecosystem Center to learn about the lake's history and engineering before departure.

Insider Tip

Park hosts recommend visiting during shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) for the best combination of pleasant weather, lower crowds, and easier boat launch access at Grand Lake's numerous marinas.

Ready to Explore Oklahoma?

Ready to experience Oklahoma's premier lake destination? Book your waterfront RV adventure at Grand Lake O' the Cherokees and discover why this hidden gem offers some of the Midwest's best camping and water recreation.

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About this park

Big skies, red-rock mesas, and prairie grasses waving in the wind—Oklahoma is a frontier waiting to be explored. Scramble granite outcrops in the Wichita Mountains, watch bison graze tallgrass, or chase waterfalls in the Ozark foothills. Lake-lined campgrounds invite boating and bass fishing, and Route 66 diners serve up fried-pie fuel for the next leg of your journey. Rugged yet welcoming, the Sooner State is pure road-trip country.

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About this park

Big skies, red-rock mesas, and prairie grasses waving in the wind—Oklahoma is a frontier waiting to be explored. Scramble granite outcrops in the Wichita Mountains, watch bison graze tallgrass, or chase waterfalls in the Ozark foothills. Lake-lined campgrounds invite boating and bass fishing, and Route 66 diners serve up fried-pie fuel for the next leg of your journey. Rugged yet welcoming, the Sooner State is pure road-trip country.

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