We really enjoyed Prairie Creek! Close to Rogers for splurging and eating out.  Campsites come with various services so check yours to ensure you have what you need.  Some have no services, some with electric only, all the way up to full services.  Those near the water seem to have short pads and electric only.  I never was able to get our TT level at site 92.  Over 8" difference from side to side.  That said, we enjoyed our time here a lot.  The sites in the 90's seem to be very short with the exception of 94.  Can't wait to come back.

We stayed 5 nights in Acorn campground at site AC009.  The sites are offset a bit, so even with side by side neighbors you felt like you had your own space.  There is water and electrical where we were.  Not far out of this campground was a dual dump site.  There is plenty to do from hiking trails to renting canoes, biking and swimming.  We have previously stayed in their cabins which was a memorable time for our entire family.    With Verizon as our provider, we had no service in Acorn campground.  Minimal service was available on higher ground.  Great museum and nature centers.  In the Acorn area there were showers and flushing toilets.  With all there is to do, best give yourself time to explore the area.

We pulled in several hours early and were allowed to go immediately to our campsite, #121.  The camp hosts were extremely nice.  It was a back-in, across the road from the river, and next door to the bathrooms.  The campsites around us were electrical only, but it just so happens that the water for our area was at site 121.  This was a very shady site.  It rained off and on all afternoon and evening.  That didn't keep us from enjoying the beautiful Roaring River and pointing out all the trout visible in its waters.  This is a fisherman's heaven.

While there is much to do at Roaring River, for us it was cut super short.  The National WX service issued flood warnings, so at 10:15pm our camp host knocked on our door and said the Park Ranger advised us to leave.  Even with the light rain, this particular site was already full of puddles.  So we obediently packed up, with water up to our ankles as we headed for high ground.  As the following day's forecast continued with rain and predictions of flood we bailed and headed for a different campground.  The rest rooms were clean and there were plenty of individual showers, but we did not have a chance to check them out.

Incredible scenery and wildlife.

We were in site 47-B, which is an area that is near the lake and has electrical.  This particular site has the lake just a few steps from the camp.  These are electrical only sites.  And the water available at the campground was not potable and has been this way since 2017 per a sign.  During reservation, it was noted that bathrooms were not operational, and only self contained RVs were allowed.  That said, there were tent campers when we were there.  Note there is no cellular service in the campground.

We found the sites to be very quiet and spread out.  There are many great sites along the lake edge beyond our loop, but these offered no electrical.  Longhorns were evidenced in our area.  We enjoyed driving over to Prairie Dog town and spending time laughing at their antics.  Since our last visit, their area has really grown and continued to spread out.  We also enjoyed visiting the Environmental Education Center for its trails and pier, as the Center was closed due to COVID.  I think our favorite area is around Rush Lake for its views and waterfalls.  Don't miss the views from atop Mt. Scott.

We were at Cherokee Landing for a quick two nights.  The Park hosts were absolutely the best.  They took us right to our site, making it quick and easy to begin setup.

We were at campsite 47.  It's camp pad was very level, but on the shorter side.  With my 22' trailer and pickup we just fit.  I noticed longer pads in another area.  The site indicated electrical and water, although the water was across the path to enter into the area.  It did require a full 50' hose to reach.  I believe this site was unique in regards to water hookup, but it also offered a beautiful view off a cliff of Lake Tenkiller.  Note this campsite is near the highway.  The noise however did not bother us over night.  Several of our neighbors had great luck fishing on our end of the campground.

The dump station was set up so that upon leaving, you have to U-turn or slip through another camp area in order for the facilities to be on the driver's side.  With my shorter rig I made the U turn with no problem.

Tahlequah is a quick 15mns from the campground with a WalMart, and plenty of eateries.

Super close to Tulsa for a quick getaway.

We were at site 19, which is a pull through.  There was electrical water.  The pad, not dissimilar to others, was very uneven.  We were able to level the RV, but it was a bit of work.  We camped here over the Memorial Day weekend.  The campgrounds were mostly full, with a lot of tent campers enjoying an area further back from the waterfront.  Although 19 is not right on the water we had a great view and felt as if we were.

The campground offers a great swim area.  The entire campground was well attended by families.  During this busy holiday weekend, the smell of pot was prevalent.

Wow, what a campground, with swimming beach and volleyball setup.  Campsites extend out on a peninsula while others are a hop, skip and a jump from the launch ramp.  So many of the campsites are right on the water. 

We visited campsite #60.  The way the roads were laid out, it made it super easy for us to back into this particular campsite which had electrical and water.  Others were pull through, however site 61 was a struggle for our neighbor with a long 5th wheel. Overall all it was a gorgeous location.  And we were fortunate with fantastic weather as this was in April.  It is my opinion this campground is so popular that you will find it stays booked up.  Reservations are definitely recommended.  We had a very quiet and enjoyable stay even with all sites in use.  It can be a bit of a hike to the rest room depending on your location.  Several clean shower stalls, and toilet areas, all very clean.  It is a short drive into Kimberling City for supplies with several hardware stores.  During our visit, there was a fishing tournament.

Choose your campsite carefully.  Some have electrical and water but not all.  Some are electrical only.  Though, water is available in each camping area. 

On our first visit in April we were fortunate with campsite #71.  Electrical, water, picnic table, grill, and campfire ring.  We found the bathhouse near this campsite was excellent, and kept very clean.  Private rooms, and we rarely if ever waited.  This particular campsite did have a steep trail to the water's edge.  Also, with our trailer rig we found it a bit of a challenge to hook and unhook due to the uneven pad.

On a second visit in July we stayed at campsite #29.  This campsite was electrical only so we filled up the water tank prior to backing in.  In this area we also seemed closer to our neighbors.  As I said, each camp area is a bit different.  This camp pad was a good fit, but we have a 22 ft. trailer.  Large rigs that came in would not have fit.  A surprise benefit, was the store that was just across the street.  Great for the extra bag of ice.

I agree with other reviewers that this is a popular campground, especially in the summer so I highly recommend reservations.  Branson and its attractions are just 15mns away, so if you're tired of cooking, you got options.  Just a walk from your campsite though, there is the swimming beach and at the marina, boat rentals.  Give yourself more than just a day or two here to thoroughly enjoy the shady grounds and friendly folks.