Broken Arrow Campground

Been coming since I was a year old. Great family place. Where you can still let go and have some fun yourself. Now we get to make memories with my toddler. ❤️ Photo is off our rock garden for campers to enjoy and share painted rocks.

Great place to come camp, they have 30&50 amp places for your motor coach and places if you don't need power. Water and sewer in all spots. Pool that is emptied right after the labor day weekend, so come early to swim, putt putt golf, even has a pond you can fish in that has crappie, bluegill cat fish and bass. I wish I would've brought my fly rod. Shower and toilet facilities spread throughout the camp ground. Very nice neighbors.

Great experience staying in the teepee. Super clean and very nice. Only downfall is the bathrooms weren’t close by but I do highly highly recommend staying here.

Reminds me of my childhood! Great place to step back in time, without today's common luxuries! Cabins are nice too!!!

We tent camped here for Memorial Day weekend of 2022. We had planned to camp elsewhere but had to camp here as a last resort. The prices were pretty reasonable compared to other camp costs too. They allow tent campers to make their own campsites in the dedicated areas rather than having set primitive sites. This was great for us because we had a good amount of space even with it being a holiday weekend. They don't have set firepits either so I suggest bringing something to contain your fire. There isnt a lot of electic options either. The people living in the campers said they pulled a lot of the electrical boxes out a few years ago and never replaced them. There were a handful of campsites using one electrical box, so bring a very long extension cord and another extension cord with multiple outlets. We didn't go to the pool or the barn, but we did enjoy fireworks and a concert down by the lake. The fireworks were great, including spectacular finale. The staff was all very friendly including the cleaning ladies. The map given at check in wasn't super helpful. All the sections are labeled by letters but I didn't see any actual labels through the park. I think we camped in section I but even the people in the campers by us didn't know what section it really was. The RV campers who stay here are also friendly and helpful for directions. The real downside was the bathrooms in the section we camped in. They smell moldy, people were always clogging the toilets, and the flooring is an awful choice. I fell showering and getting dressed in there because the tile gets so slick. It needs to be replaced with a building without wood and concrete floors that won't be so slick.