Belle Starr

Site 41: Walnut trees to close to parking area For Trailer, Walnuts landed on roof of trailer.
Men's rest room total disgrace. No sinks in operation ( no faucets, all covered in black plastic) no seating available in main area and no seating at shower area. No place to place clothing while showering.
This particular rest room facility for men and women needs to be torn down, and new one built.

It was difficult to find the campground from directions given in the confirmation email.
The door of the closest women's bathroom was really difficult to open. The faucets were really hard to use. I walked much farther to use a newer bathroom.

Site was difficult to access due to tree limbs and size of asphalt. Could not pull thru and had to back out because trees were to close together and the turn was impossible to make without going completely of the asphalt Had to share water hydrant and the parking was on a slope. The cooking grill was not usable as the bottom was completely rusted (even if we could have used it due to the
no-burn rule). Would have liked a cover over the table. We were with a group and their site were similar. Map did not indicate a road thru our area so one camper with us was on other side of road. A camper from AZ ended up west of us due to original camp site either was or appeared to be under construction. He was not very pleased at all. Also observed campfires burning on two days.

But the scenery was very nice and we had a great view when out side of our camper. Only had a 30 amp hook-up due to availability and size of our group. Area was quiet most of time. The area needs some serious maintenance in the near future!

We were on the west side #9 best sunsets ever the volunteers and hostesses are great very helpful.clean quiet spot

We only stayed one night. It was easy to find. There was no attendant at the gate. We stayed at sight W5 right on the water. The only downside was the burrs on the ground. They were very painful for my dog.

Very nice sites and clean. Very near water

All the grills there were burned out...they could not be used. Tree limbs out of control...could not pull my camper in due to VERY low tree limbs. We, our group, had 4 spots reserved. All had the same problems.

It is very clean with plenty of shade.

Great site in the woods

This campground is a bit off the beaten path, but adequate for our rather brief stay in the area. The views are beautiful with gorgeous sunsets. The trip to Checotah took at least 20 minutes from the camp, but there isn't much to do there. We did spend most of a day at the nearby Honey Springs Battlefield. It was much too hot (9/6/22) to walk the grounds, but the new visitor center is quite informative and very nice.

We were in site C38, and I do not recommend this site. It has a definite "C" curve, and is very difficult to feel like you are parked correctly. The electrical hookup is at the front of the site, and the water is shared with the neighbor beside you at the back of the site. It was very aggravating trying to park our class B RV (26') in a way we could access both hook-ups. Site C38 is just steps from one of the older restrooms/shower houses. The newer facilities are a pretty good hike away from this site.

Overall, I can say I would not stay here again.