Red Rock Canyon Campground and Adventure Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Red Rock Canyon Campground and Adventure Park is a captivating haven for travelers seeking adventure and natural beauty. With its stunning red rock formations and lush landscapes, this enchanting destination offers thrilling outdoor activities like hiking, rock climbing, and kayaking. Unwind in cozy campgrounds or enjoy family-friendly amenities while soaking in the rich history and vibrant spirit of the Mother Road. Experience the perfect blend of excitement and relaxation as you create unforgettable memories at this unique Oklahoma gem!
Priscilla Gross
a month ago"We visited for the day on Christmas and were blown away by the place. It was beautiful and the staff were exceptionally helpful and kind. We extended our stay in Oklahoma by a day to spend a night in the terrace clamping tent. Perfect! We hiked, photographed, made a fire, had smores, enjoyed the hot tub, hiked some more. The stars at night… beautiful. Dog friendly!!! I could cry as I think about the trip we just had. We’ll be back."
L Hardman
4 months ago"It was so relaxing! The employees were very friendly and informative about things going on around them. We did some hiking up in the horse shoe area and it was worth the climb. My niece and I cooked over the fire, enjoyed some needed time away from the city and that’s what we got."
Liam Goudeket
a month ago"Spent 4 night in the park in an RV. We stayed in #57 and it was a great spot, it’s near the end of the road so a few minutes drive in the park. We had plenty of space between campers and were near the playground and numerous trails. My wife and kids went to the coffee shop daily and enjoyed their drinks and the ladies working there. I got to chat with the owner and hear the story of what they’ve done to fix up the park over the past two years. This place is definitely worth a visit and even revisiting during warmer weather to have a different experience."
Tim Diehl
4 months ago"Overall really nice and quiet, genuinely nice and caring owners. Lots of semi-rugged hiking (not walking) trails requiring some athleticism and dexterity- not for disabled people. Although very dog-friendly, the areas not paved contain many goatheads, so beware. Can easily accommodate large RV's and travel trailers, though the road down and out is quite tortuous and steep. Sites have electric and water with a communal dump station with tank flush, but no potable water, so fill your tank before leaving your site. Would revisit in the future if the opportunity presented itself."
H Derdeyn
2 months ago"Worth the hour drive. So beautiful. Love their little touches. Plenty of various things to do, see and hear. The young lady at the check-in was very kind, informative and helpful"
