The best camping near Black Kettle National Grassland

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Deep Creek Ranch

13 sites · RVs, Tents252 acres · Sayre, OK

Welcome to our newly revitalized RV park, nestled along the iconic Route 66, just off I-40 in the heart of western Oklahoma. Originally established years ago, this park had great bones, and in the spring of 2024, we took on the challenge of bringing it back to life. Conveniently located between Oklahoma City, OK, and Amarillo, TX, and just a short drive from Elk City, our park offers a perfect retreat for travelers exploring the historic Mother Road. We've worked hard to preserve the park's vintage charm while adding modern amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Our recent upgrades include a fenced-in dog park where your furry friends can roam freely, a cozy sunken fire pit for evening gatherings, and a game area featuring horseshoe, corn hole, and tetherball for family fun. The old office has been completely remodeled, now housing air-conditioned private bathroom and shower for your convenience. We’ve also added an air-conditioned coin laundry room to make your stay even more comfortable. For those looking to explore the outdoors, we offer horseback riding and hunting opportunities on the adjacent ranch property we acquired. As we continue to grow, we’re committed to adding even more features and amenities to enhance your experience. Whether you’re a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast, or just passing through, our park is the perfect stop on your Route 66 adventure. We look forward to welcoming you!

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Sams Town

5 sites · Lodging, RVs1 acre · Erick, OK

SAMS TOWN is a one-of-a-kind, rustic hangout and pit stop put together by Samuel Hagen, an artist and landscape photographer. He used all sorts of reclaimed materials and rescued nostalgic artifacts that give it a unique vibe, celebrating the good ol' days and a desire to reignite community spirit. Right on Old Route 66, in Erick, OK, this spot mixes up some classic Americana feels with a chill roadside rest or an overnight stay. If you're on the road and want a stop that's anything but ordinary, this is it! Come visit or stay at one of our campsites or one of our unique accommodations: 100-year old One-Room School House 7-Ricks Loft Cabin Homestead Log Cabin We welcome: Bicycles: Individual or groups, Walkers, Runners, Hikers, RVs, Motorcycles, well... we welcome everyone! Campers: looking to pitch a tent or rent a rustic cabin. (some have more amenities than others Hunters: Looking for a low-key place to chill out after a long day Travelers: Anyone looking for a unique place to stay halfway between Oklahoma City and Amarillo Texas Anyone needing a rest stop, come sit a spell, or stay awhile. Pets are welcome as long as they are kept on a leash while outside and cleaned up after. We have rabbits and a turkey (named Pilgram) who roam the property, freely. We also have our mascot, Patsy, a lovely little terrier mix who will always be with Sam, our on-site host and creator of SAMS TOWN.

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Remote Lone Mound Ranch

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents460 acres · Shamrock, TX

Lone Mound Ranch is an idyllic, high plains, year round, working cattle ranch with a varied terrain that provides amazing 30+ mile views from atop the 1/4 mile long mesa to hiking the 3/4 mile long draw that cuts through the rolling hills. We have RV sites with 110 outlets for $10, 30 amp for $30 and 50 amp for $50 up by the highway or campsites available from groves of elm and evergreens to higher, dramatic elevations with inspiring, expansive views. You may want to visit our on-site ranch store for all cuts of our grass-fed beef and more! Cabins and remote camping sites include campfire rings for grilling and outdoor pets are welcome. If traveling with your horses, pens are available along with miles of unpaved, remote, county roads to explore the varied landscapes. You can expect to encounter, both on the ranch and off, white tail, mule deer, turkey, hogs, coyotes, quail, dove, road runners and friendly locals always ready to stop and chat. We love meeting people and welcome new friends to join us doing all things ranch related, from feeding cattle and horses to improving infrastructure. Whether you're looking for souvenirs or wish to really experience the heart of Lone Mound Ranch we offer grass-fed beef by the lb, free range chicken eggs by the dozen, pastured goat milk, cheese, butter and ice cream & in season a variety of organic veggies to smother in butter for the grill! All organic and non-gmo. We also have a local soap maker that uses our goat milk to produce artisan soaps available for sale. We invite you to come as a guest and return as a friends.

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Morgan’s at Lone Mound

3 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Shamrock, TX

1.3 acres with two 50 amp plugs, 30 amp adapter, 110 watt plugs and two spigots. Access to Lone Mound Ranch which offers hiking, horse back riding, ATV rentals and a Country Store. When available, access to our house with two bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, living room, laundry room and large front porch. Indoor and outdoor dining tables.

Croton Creek Guest Ranch

1 site · Lodging1600 acres · Cheyenne, OK

We are a guest ranch and hunting lodge. We have an onsite hotel, 3 guest houses, horse facilities and arena. We also have primitive and rv camping. Guests have access to our 7200 sq ft social barn. The social barn has sattelite tv. Pool tables corn hole ping pong public restrooms and is where we serve meals. .

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Near Cheyenne, Oklahoma, nature lovers can explore 30,724 acres of the Black Kettle National Grassland. If you're willing to make the trip, this remote spot in Western Oklahoma is full of adventure. Check out the Black Kettle Recreation Area for hiking, fishing, boating, and chillaxin', plus two camping areas. The Antelope Hills are another can't-miss. They used to be known as the Boundary Mountains, and they marked the 100th Meridian. Plus, they separated the U.S. from Spain back in the day. If that's not enough to keep you occupied, hang out at Skipout Lake or Spring Creek Lake for more year-round fun. Each of these distinct areas features hiking trails and campgrounds, so you can settle in for some good old fashioned explorations.