Boiling Springs State Park — RV Camping in Woodward, OK

Boiling Springs State Park is a historic 820-acre oasis on the Oklahoma plains, located just outside Woodward in northwestern Oklahoma. Originally constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the park is centered around a natural spring that visitors can view in a wooden shelter near the park office. RV campers will find well-equipped sites with 30/50-amp electrical hookups, water and sewer connections, dump station access, and a mix of back-in and pull-through layouts. Restrooms, ADA-compliant showers, and picnic tables round out the on-site conveniences. The park's seasonal swimming pool, gift shop, and on-site WiFi add extra comfort for families and road trippers alike. Outdoor recreation abounds with five hiking and mountain biking trails, fishing in the spring-fed 7-acre Shaul Lake, watchable wildlife, and the chance to see one of the oldest Burr Oak trees in Oklahoma — estimated at over 300 years old. Pet-friendly accommodations and group camping facilities make it a versatile destination for all types of travelers. The adjacent 18-hole Boiling Springs Golf Club offers additional recreation for golf enthusiasts. A true gem of the Oklahoma state park system, Boiling Springs delivers natural beauty and modern amenities in equal measure.