Oklahoma City East KOA Holiday - Choctaw, Oklahoma

Sheri C.

We stopped here for one night on the way to Texas. Had a great experience checking in. Campground was nice and quiet, despite being full. The bathroom/showers were really clean and well taken care of.

Our camper trailer had a small issue with a leaking dust cap on the axle hub and the guy said “I think I have one of those” and went to his shop and returned with one. No charge!!! Super helpful and super friendly! Definitely won’t be disappointed with staying here! Highly recommend

Albert M.

Nice clean spot. We pulled in after hours. The available sites were posted on an erasable sheet and you are supposed to erase the spot if you take it. The spot I picked was already taken and the person didn’t erase it from the list. There should be a better system for posting the available sites. Other than that we felt welcome with our 4 dogs and there is a HUGE doggie play park! 👍

Matt P.

Right off the interstate. Dirt/rock pads. Full hookups. Wooded sites! WiFi. Too easy to reserve online. Turns were a little sharper than I’d like for anything over 35 ft, but doable. Service was above and beyond. An ice storm came through making the exit a bit tricky. Ashton stopped traffic to make it safe for us and those on the road! If he hasn’t been acknowledged by KOA, he should be.

Sheila C.

Stayed at Oklahoma KOA the past four days, sites were great pull thru , clean everything working .. showers were fantastic, private units immaculate with full bathroom , water was warm!!!! Staff were friendly and very helpful , grocery shopping is not far away and. there is a huge fenced nd treed dog park

Michael M.

RV sites were great and clean. Even level which is great. People were great. No issues and not far from town but far enough to be out of town.

Sarah

Oklahoma City East KOA is a wonderful campground. The staff at the front desk are welcoming and accommodating, and the sites are well-kept and spacious. The park has a calm and relaxing atmosphere, and the location is really convenient. I especially appreciated the showers – they’re private stalls with coded access, which makes them both secure and comfortable. I’d definitely recommend staying here!

Morgan W.

If I was able to give no starts I would. Very rude woman over the phone I call to check if they have any cabins available she told me yes and then she wouldn't let me stay cause she don't know me 🤨 why open a KOA ? Call And See Your Self The Questions that she was asking very very rude person telling me I need a MasterCard if I caused damage they can charge it umm but she don't take a Bank of America bank card I stay to koa campgrounds all the time never got treated like this

Elizabeth D.

During one evening on our journey through Oklahoma on Highway 40 W, our car broke down, leaving my husband, our two children, aged six and seven, and me stranded. After calling AAA, we found ourselves waking up on the side of the freeway, still waiting for assistance. Fortunately, a KOA campground was just beyond the freeway fence, and the owner, Brandon, was incredibly helpful. He arranged for our trailer to be towed to the KOA, where we paid a very reasonable fee for the night. After a long 36 hours, AAA finally arrived to tow our van to the campsite. The KOA employees were remarkably understanding, allowing us to fix our van right there on the premises. During our 10-day stay, which included five days of repairs, we connected with fellow campers, including Jason, and his wife k who had a daughter my daughter's age. The kids played together, and despite the challenges we faced, the kindness and support we received from the KOA community made this leg of our trip from Florida to Oregon one of the most memorable and rewarding experiences.