This was a pretty easy 5 stars for us. Number one was the size our our site. We fit our 30 foot travel trailer, my Ford F150, my father in-laws Chevy Silverado, and still had a lot of space to spare. We had huge grassy areas with some concrete and picnic table. No fire pit, but there was a grill. This is by far the most spacious s...moreThis was a pretty easy 5 stars for us. Number one was the size our our site. We fit our 30 foot travel trailer, my Ford F150, my father in-laws Chevy Silverado, and still had a lot of space to spare. We had huge grassy areas with some concrete and picnic table. No fire pit, but there was a grill. This is by far the most spacious site I have ever seen. There are walking trails, bathrooms, golf across the street, and the Casino super close. Staff were constantly walking around picking up trash. Was super quiet and we just had a perfectly relaxing time. Loved our trip!

We stayed here the night of December 22nd. Paid $30. Came back December 27th and was told we would owe $70 for their “holiday rate”. Pure gouging!!!!! Very disappointed that they would do this!!!!

Large parking lot right at the entrance. I was parked there overnight with my generator running along with 3-4 other campers. The tribal police hang out in the parking lot all Night as well so that made it feel pretty safe.

We parked at Winstar RV park (FunTownRV) at the beginning of the "Covid Closure Days". The casino was absolutely closed, but the Chickasaw tribe elected to keep the RV park open. Fortunate for us!The park is very large. The sites are excellent and at least half of the park is comprised of large, pull-through sites. These sites ...moreWe parked at Winstar RV park (FunTownRV) at the beginning of the "Covid Closure Days". The casino was absolutely closed, but the Chickasaw tribe elected to keep the RV park open. Fortunate for us!The park is very large. The sites are excellent and at least half of the park is comprised of large, pull-through sites. These sites basically have two grills, two power poles, two water hookups, two picnic tables. More on the good stuff, but to be clear, the only reason we left Winstar RV park was because they wouldn't offer us a monthly rate. We parked there while selling our sticks-n-bricks in Dallas. The manager said they had too many monthlies and it was too much work for them. I didn't (and still don't) understand that. But there it is. After three weeks, we relocated to a park that did have monthly rates. We did, based on our Winstar players card usage, get the first 4? 5? days free that we stayed there. If we had to rely on getting it from the casino, that might have been difficult. I didn't actually have the cards, but they looked us up.Back to the good. Just near the entrance (1/4 mile) is a Sonic, which was very convenient during Covid days. You could technically walk to the casino (note, this is the WORLDS LARGEST CASINO, and it's huge) but I wouldn't. There is a shuttle, which I assume runs when the casino is open. (We have spent many, many hours at Winstar World Casino and we very much like it. Lucky for us it was closed or we'd be broke!)We had zero problems with package deliveries. Sometimes they even called us to let us know (but of course, I watch tracking numbers, so...). Everyone was very polite. There is a bit of a store in the office and there was more of a store behind doors that weren't open, I assume closed by Covid.Each site has a nice grill and nice trash can on a pole, with a trash bag. These are emptied daily. There are also large dumpsters. The power is available at the large sites in 50/30/20. Water was great pressure. The only negative, for me, at least, was that this is SOFT water. I have never been a fan of soft water. In addition, we used the water a couple of times to make ice, and I didn't like the taste of it. After the first couple of times, we went to bottled water for ice and drinking, though I didn't mind the boiling of it for coffee. The entire park is very clean. The grass is very well maintained. The caretakers never nicked my water hose or sewer lines, defaulting to leaving grass a little taller around those hoses rather than risk it.The campground Wifi is very good, better than most any other place I've visited, in an RV or otherwise. We were never blocked for too much usage, and I was re-installing a lot of large development and server software on a new laptop while I was there. There are a large number of repeaters througout the park. The laundry facilities were clean. (There are two separate buildings in the two "wings" of the park.) You have to get a card from the office to gain entrance (like a keyless hotel card), which we weren't provided with upon check-in, so be sure to ask upfront, or make sure you try to wash clothes during the office hours, which I think ran to 9pm? I think it was about $2 for a wash/dry. Yes, $1 for the wash, $1 for the dry, obviously assuming normal run times.There's a nice sidewalk that runs around most of the park, with doggie bag/trash stations along the way. In addition, the park was clearly planned as there is a definite drainage system. You don't get large puddles after a rain storm. Lots of birds around, I think there was a family of three rabbits that my dog would smell and chase (if I would've let her off the leash!) Several small'ish (not yet mature) trees are around the park. Some of the grass was so great, I was jealous! Winter rye or something, but was so great it looked fake! If you were boondocking, or not hooking up, there IS a dump station at the exit. There is also a pool and meeting room. It was closed off for winter (and Covid) while we were there in March-April 2020.We would most definitely stay there again. I didn't want to leave, it was only their refusal to give us a monthly rate, otherwise, we would still be there.I only nicked the review to a 3 on location because if you're visiting for any reason OTHER than the casino, you're out of luck. Thackerville, Oklahoma is absolutely nothing to write about. You're two hours from Oklahoma City and an hour from Dallas. (Though Gainesville, with a Home Depot and Walmart is about 15 minutes away.) I would also nick on price if that were a category, but price is subjective, so... and really, $30 most days ($50 Friday/Saturday) isn't shabby for water, sewer and 50 amps in a clean park.If I can edit this review later, I'll add photos, inaccessible at this moment.

As the previous reviewer stated, first time is free. Then hang on to your Winstar card. With it, that rate is $30; without $50. Sites are paved, well spaced, and level. Very clean all around. Long dog walking path. Pool, playground, and guest areas. Of course there is a shuttle to the casino. Very large rigs could easily maneuver her...moreAs the previous reviewer stated, first time is free. Then hang on to your Winstar card. With it, that rate is $30; without $50. Sites are paved, well spaced, and level. Very clean all around. Long dog walking path. Pool, playground, and guest areas. Of course there is a shuttle to the casino. Very large rigs could easily maneuver here. Beautiful sunsets. Grill, picnic table, and trash bin at each site. Would highly recommend this location.

This casino RV park has a policy of giving away the first night free after they sign you up for an account at the casino. After the first night the price goes up. Hint for couples: use the same phone number and email when you sign up and save second phone and email for the next visit so it will be free too. The park itself is just...moreThis casino RV park has a policy of giving away the first night free after they sign you up for an account at the casino. After the first night the price goes up. Hint for couples: use the same phone number and email when you sign up and save second phone and email for the next visit so it will be free too. The park itself is just south east of the casino and can be reached by following the few signs around the west end of the casino grounds. The RV park is almost new with small trees, flat surface, has paved back-in and pull through sites, a couple of great shower rooms (heated and cooled), and even a laundry room. Additionally they have free wi-fi (when it works we were told) and a shuttle service to the casino that runs every 30 minutes 24-7.For the price, it can't be beat. My wife even won a little at the slots before we left the next morning.