Double D RV Park, near Texola, Oklahoma, is a straightforward spot that caters to travelers looking for a quick overnight stay. With easy access right off the highway, it’s designed for those who want to pull in, set up, and get some rest without any fuss.

The park offers essential amenities like electric hookups and clean restrooms, which visitors have found to be well-maintained. Many campers appreciate the spacious, level gravel sites that make parking a breeze, especially for larger rigs. One guest noted, “Hook-ups were flawless,” highlighting the convenience of the setup.

If you’re passing through, you’ll find a little town about 15 minutes away in Texas, where you can grab a bite to eat or fuel up. While the park has a no-frills vibe, it’s a safe place to stop for the night, with a few friendly critters making occasional visits. Whether you’re in a tent or an RV, Double D RV Park serves its purpose well for those on the go.

Double D RV Park

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Out in the middle of no where but a great stop for the night and 3 bars on Verizon to boot!

Nice over night’er 

This place is not well managed. Nobody is here, but anvelopes and drop box.
It is next to the I-40 and for a night, is ok.

Looks like a ghost town 

On the boarder of OK &amp; TX, this is an inexpensive place for an overnight stay.  

Great overnight spot

After a long day of traveling, this campsite was a prize. It was far enough from the highway to not be disturbed by interstate traffic. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and working well. No one was on site so we left our money in an envelope honor-system style. We car camped and did not use electricity. The spaces were the flattest we have had in a while.

There was an RV already there when we pulled in and a camper van came later. One or two Mack trucks parked just outside of the campground. We felt extremely safe. Had a few furry visitors throughout the night, but we enjoy that. Think one was a cat and maybe a fox.

If you are passing through, check out this campground.. we’ll maintained and decent views!

Great stop over point

Campground is great for what it seems to be designed for. Hook-ups we’re flawless. We used Passport America, so price was cheap. It was right off the highway, so it was convenient. Lots of room to maneuver into level gravel sites. There’s a little town about 15 minutes into Texas with food and diesel. We ate at Rusty’s 66, which was good. 

Quick and easy overnight 

Pulled in to spend the night because it said tent sites on the app but the info posted on their board at the park said ALL sights have 30 amp so price is $28 per night. I 

don’t need electric if I’m in a tent. App needs updated!

Wrong info given

We stopped because it was the first site east out of Texas. The place looked closed. No one was here. We chose a spot with trees and because it was borderline hot, plugged in a fan. There are bathrooms and showers. No fire rings. Just off the highway so some noise. Adequate for our needs.

Sufficient for our needs

Great spot for an overnight stop. Easy pull in, clean and well maintained. Power at each site. No manager on site. Can hear the highway- but not bothersome. $28 is a great price for the convenience. 

My only complaints would be not every site has a picnic table and there are some bright overhead lights that we didn’t notice when we parked. But still a great stop and a great value. 

Great Stop Over

Texola is almost a ghost town. The cemetery is a great site to visit. Lots of abandoned structures. Rv park is small and quiet.  A grassy place to overnight. Roger Miller museum nearby - King of the Road

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