Doris Campground

I really enjoyed my stay

Great little one night stay although the loop had some low branches so keep take your time pulling into your spot. Bathrooms were clean and the host greeted us to be sure we knew our spot. Saw the Bison on the way in and out!

The camp host was the best host we have had at any campsite! We will be coming back soon!!

This is a beautiful campground and I enjoy staying here. There are lots of places to see and explore around the refuge. The park host was more than helpful with questions about the area. I will be back to stay again.

It’s a beautiful park with so many things to do and see that I need to go back because I couldn’t finish seeing everything. Beautiful lakes trails and wildlife. Awesome park and experience. I will be back.

Campground was great. Signage to find the spot could have been better. We arrived late at night and it was a bit confusing to get to the site. Luckily the campground host was around and they were kind enough to lead us right to our spot.

Only thing missing was a water hook up. Other than that great experience

With the exception of a few ticks the trails were great. The kids really enjoyed themselves camping for a few days. Campsite was exactly as expected. Its only a four hour drive so we will for sure be back. There was no cell service and it was great.

Beautiful campground in a true nature refuge. The campground's focus is to leave as little impact on the native plants and animals while still allowing respectful people to enjoy the nature and camp.
There are no water connections, only potable water at the dump station, so prepare for that and its fine.
Our site was shady and had a pretty area for the picnic table and fire ring.
Gloriously, there's no wifi, cell service, TV or radio stations for distractions. If you need to make calls, just go up close to the visitor center and there's good AT&T service.
There's beautiful large tent sites and group sites as well.
We especially enjoyed the Sounds and Feels of Freedom from the Red Legs on the live fire Artillery ranges at Ft. Sill.

Clean, quiet campground with a lot of wildlife around.