The best RV rentals in Tulsa, OK

Along with the many attractions, Tulsa and the surrounding areas are home to some amazing RV campgrounds; from no-frills camping to a full-on outdoors experience, there is sure to be an option for you. Whether you are looking for a quiet spot away from the city’s hustle and bustle or want to be a stone’s throw away from town, here are some of the best RV parks in Tulsa.

Just a ten-minute drive northwest of downtown you’ll find Canyon Creek campsite that covers all of your RV camping needs, including free wifi and showers. A bit further out of town, on the Arkansas River, Eagle’s View offers an abundance of amenities, including free wifi, cell service, and a place to do your laundry that has AC.

If you’re looking for somewhere to cover the basics, and that is close to town, Expo Square is a great option, especially if you’re attending an event nearby, such as the Tulsa Fair. Additionally, Estes RV Park is inexpensive and close to attractions, plus rates include utilities. 

There are also Tulsa RV campgrounds that not only offer a place to camp but are an experience on their own. The campground at Keystone Lake is a 30-minute drive outside of town, is right on the lake, and offers water sports, boating, and hiking trails. Fuel and groceries are available next door at the marina. Cherry Hill is a park that’s open year-round, close to trails for hiking and biking, plus restaurants and shopping. 

If you want to get a taste of some southern BBQ while camping, reserve a spot at Tulsa RV ranch, they are home to a famous BBQ joint and host plenty of onsite activities.

If you’ve planned a trip to Tulsa, you won’t have any trouble finding something to do. Known for its architecture, Tulsa has the largest collection of art deco architecture in the United States. The city is home to two historic districts: the Blue Dome District, where people are known for gathering before events, and the Tulsa Arts District, one of the oldest parts of the city, a hub for culture and art. If you happen to be there for the first Friday of the month, you can catch the first Friday art crawl where artists showcase and sell their creations, attracting thousands of visitors every month. 

Once you’ve gotten your fill of beautiful architecture and had a chance to check out the nightlife, you can shift gears and explore the various museums located in Tulsa. Visit one of the many exhibits found at the Philbrook Museum of Art, or spend some time roaming the 460 acres that the Gilcrease Museum is on. The Gilcrease also offers day classes for kids, making it an ideal stop for the entire family. Fans of folk music should head to the Woody Guthrie museum. Looking for more fun for the whole family? Why not check out the Discovery Lab which offers a hands-on experience to learn about everything from science to engineering. 

While Tulsa is known for its arts, culture and up and coming tourism, it also prides itself on outdoor spaces and conservation. The Tulsa Zoo is a great place to visit to learn about conservation and wildlife. The Gathering Place is a 100-acre public space that is basically a personal amusement park for all ages. It is located right on the river and is a great spot to enjoy one of their hot and humid summer days. This stunning riverfront park offers activities the entire family can enjoy, from skate parks and BMX jumps to easy walking trails and beautiful scenery—a definite must-see during your RV vacation.