I thought this place was pretty good. They gave us a military discount. And it is a good location. You could hear the highway but I’ve stayed at hotels that where much louder. Had no problem with their internet

Reviewed RV parks are few in Tulsa, we were guided by another app to this little place. I'm still surprised when I'm greeted in such a friendly way, but this IS Kansas, and we were greeted like old friends. The woman who assigned us our space was very helpful as well, writing down driving directions for me to her local favorite pizza r...moreReviewed RV parks are few in Tulsa, we were guided by another app to this little place. I'm still surprised when I'm greeted in such a friendly way, but this IS Kansas, and we were greeted like old friends. The woman who assigned us our space was very helpful as well, writing down driving directions for me to her local favorite pizza restaurant (Hideaway Pizza, go there!). It is just a parking lot, but there's a fair amount of grassy space between the sites, and a little partly-shaded and grassy area down at the end to take the dog off leash (not fenced, you have to have your dog under control). Sites are concrete and level. Water is one of those below-ground spigots, so tricky if you have a Y-adapter, but doable.Laundry room was clean, air-conditioned, small, and, wow, only $1.00 for a wash or dry. Ben said the men's room & showers were old, but clean, so he pronounced them "good." They offered WiFi but we've got in the habit of using our hotspot all the time now, so didn't use it. Cell coverage was excellent for both Verizon and AT&T.It's right next to an interstate, but traffic noise wasn't unbearable. It's a few miles (6? 8?) to drive to shopping and restaurants, but they're pleasant miles. In sum, we were pleasantly surprised.If you need it, there's a huge RV dealership right across the street. The connector to our trailer brakes has been intermittently uncooperative, and it chose this day to die, but that's another story to tell.