Red Rock Canyon State Park

Red Rock Canyon

Red Rock Canyon State Park

For a State Park it was average looking. There was a bit of construction going on.

There were nice new bathrooms which charged for showers. However there were older, run down bathrooms with a free shower. You had to hold the button down or the shower would turn off though!

They have a pool that was closed for the season and some interesting trails. Our boys mostly liked playing on the red hills and the small creek running by our campsite. There is also a small pond for fishing and some great walls for rappelling, if you are into that sort of thing.

Dump station and some pull-throughs, very few full hook-ups. No propane, but not unusual for a State Park. About an hour from Oklahoma City and 45 minutes to the west from some Route 66 museums.

Rangers were nice, although they only take cash or check! Natural surroundings were Gorgeous red canyon walls, lots of trees and The California Trail runs through the middle of the park.

Paid $25 for a night.

Treetops Village RV Park

Krispy Kreme nearby!!

We stayed the past couple of days in a Passport America RV park in Arlington, Texas called Treetops RV Park in the fall of 2010. Fun to be in a city so pumped about the Rangers going to the World Series.

It seemed even the sites that were monthly or yearly were tidy and well-kept. The bathrooms were Key-coded security. Only one stall and shower per bathroom. Clean and smell like my Grandmother's house used to (comfort smell for me). No playground, pool closed during the offseason, typical library with Harlequin style things.

Of course they have a dump station, lots of full hook-ups, showers. They have two laundry facilities at $1 each, cheaper price from what we have found. They also have propane for sale.

Arlington is a part of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, but it has quite a few activities on it's own including The Cowboys, Rangers and Six Flags. We found a Krispy Kreme less than a mile away, so this was a big bonus for us!!

Staff was Nice - retired set. Work Campers I'm guessing. Treetops has plenty of treetops. We had plenty of room for our rig and van, plus it had a picnic table. the park was very quiet. Using our Passport America card we paid $16.50 a night for two nights.