Lora Hall
April 28, 2026 Google Maps
Getting There: The turn to W Almar Drive from 277 has a pretty nasty dip. We have a 33' trailer with a bike rack that scraped pretty bad. I would suggest detouring to get onto W Almar Drive from S 9th St instead. Other than that it is easily accessible and easy to find.
Customer Service/Checking In: I'll admit, I was a little nervous since this is the first campground where they had no digital footprint i.e. I had to call for a reservation and didn't get any confirmation emails or texts. But everything went well. We got an escort to our site. To fill propane, you just leave your tanks at the end of your site and they take care of it. Very pleasant and professional!
Site #: 49
Level: Level, no blocks needed
Electric/Water/Sewer: Everything worked great
Noise Level: It is very quiet and peaceful
Interior Roads: Wide, paved, and easy to navigate
Pet Experience: There are plenty of grassy areas to walk dogs. There is a good sized fenced area as well. The only thing missing was pet waste stations, but I don't see that as a big deal.
Overall Pros: It is very clean and quiet. It seems to be mostly filled with permanent residents, but it doesn't have that 'trailer park' feel. Everyone's sites are kept clean and not cluttered. The price is very affordable for how nice the park is. I don't know why, but I loved that each spot had a separate designated parking spot too.
Overall Cons: I really don't have anything negative to report about Pecan Grove. I guess the biggest con of our entire stay is that the roads in Chickasha are pretty rough, and aside from the World's Largest Leg Lamp and super nice people, there isn't much to do.
Would I return: Yes
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