I-40 Exit 166 (Choctaw Road), then 0.75 mile north.
North and south travelers: Use I-35 to connect with I-40 or I-240 and come east.
From I-44 (Tulsa) take Highway 377 or Highway 177 south to I-40 west.
Oklahoma
December 4, 2008
I-40 Exit 166 (Choctaw Road), then 0.75 mile north.
North and south travelers: Use I-35 to connect with I-40 or I-240 and come east.
From I-44 (Tulsa) take Highway 377 or Highway 177 south to I-40 west.
Web: https://koa.com/where/ok/36133/reserve/
Phone: (800) 562-5076
Oklahoma City East KOA
6200 South Choctaw Road
Choctaw, OK 73020
Phone: (405) 391-5000
Fax: (405) 391-5004
Open all year
Though this award-winning campground spreads over a quiet, parklike setting of shade trees, it's only 15 minutes from the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. Connect with the city's cowboy legacy at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum or Stockyards City. While in town, take a canal barge ride in Bricktown, pay your respects at the Oklahoma City National Memorial, stop at Bass Pro Shops or visit any of the other exciting museums and shops the city has to offer. Or you can just spend a few quiet days at the campground. Ride the hay wagon, roast marshmallows, let your pet run free in the newly added Kamp K-9 Park, stroll the 1-mile nature trail or enjoy a home-cooked meal at the café (open seasonally).
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