Amy E
VerifiedOctober 8, 2020 Stayed at: 36, Loop: TPOI
We love going to twin points. The lake is beautiful, the sites are always clean and quiet. Very relaxing get away.
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536 reviews
Twin Points is a well-maintained and peaceful campground with friendly and accommodating staff, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. The facilities, including clean restrooms and a spacious swimming beach, are highlights, and many guests appreciate the beautiful surroundings and recreational opportunities. While some campers noted issues with campsite leveling and occasional strict enforcement of rules, the overall experience remains positive, with many expressing a desire to return.
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October 8, 2020 Stayed at: 36, Loop: TPOI
We love going to twin points. The lake is beautiful, the sites are always clean and quiet. Very relaxing get away.
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October 8, 2020 Stayed at: 36, Loop: TPOI
We love going to twin points. The lake is beautiful, the sites are always clean and quiet. Very relaxing get away.
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October 2, 2020 Stayed at: 40, Loop: TPOI
Wonderful relaxing campground with beautiful views at sunset!
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October 2, 2020 Stayed at: 40, Loop: TPOI
Wonderful relaxing campground with beautiful views at sunset!
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September 28, 2020 Stayed at: 13, Loop: TPOI
It was a beautiful site, lots of space between campsites and close to the sandy beach for kids to play. The playground was also great for our kids. The bathrooms needed some treatment for mosquitos but overall it was a great stay.
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September 28, 2020 Stayed at: 13, Loop: TPOI
It was a beautiful site, lots of space between campsites and close to the sandy beach for kids to play. The playground was also great for our kids. The bathrooms needed some treatment for mosquitos but overall it was a great stay.
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September 27, 2020 Stayed at: 17, Loop: TPOI
We love this RV park most of the time. But our last 2 stays we've had people show up early for their stay on our spot. The first time it wasn't a big deal. The guy across the road told us he had family coming the next day, and that was fine. He didn't bug us or make us feel rushed to leave. This time however, the people came a day early. And after coming by with their RV(we didn't realize it was them at the time) they continue down the road and we thought nothing of it. Until later in the evening the same truck kept making passes by our spot. Stopping, driving slow, even backing up to drive forward again. All while staring at us. This went on the rest of the evening about every hour. We started get wary, couldn't figure how why. The next morning (Sunday) we planned to leave around 3pm since check out is 4pm. They started again driving by, staring and even stopping in the road every 1 hour, then 30 mins, then 15 minute. We tried calling the office but voicemail and didn't find the park ranger phone number. We made our kids stay inside because these peoples behavior was suspicious and they had out of state tags. Finally around 2 we had enough and started packing up. And a new RV comes up and pulls in next to us. And right behind them is this truck again. This time they get out amd start talking to the ones back in next door. Obviously friends of theirs. So all this crazy behavior and being super creepy all because they had out spot booked for Sunday night!!!!!!!!!!!! This behavior should not happen. More patrols by camp hosts or park rangers are needed and people need to be made aware that if they come early there's no guarantee of getting on their spot early. And not to harass people who are occupying the spot. We paid for it the same as them. It was unacceptable behavior in my opinion.
Also additional signage is needed to keep people from driving in the wrong direction through the park. Lots of cars going the wrong direction this time.
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September 27, 2020 Stayed at: 17, Loop: TPOI
We love this RV park most of the time. But our last 2 stays we've had people show up early for their stay on our spot. The first time it wasn't a big deal. The guy across the road told us he had family coming the next day, and that was fine. He didn't bug us or make us feel rushed to leave. This time however, the people came a day early. And after coming by with their RV(we didn't realize it was them at the time) they continue down the road and we thought nothing of it. Until later in the evening the same truck kept making passes by our spot. Stopping, driving slow, even backing up to drive forward again. All while staring at us. This went on the rest of the evening about every hour. We started get wary, couldn't figure how why. The next morning (Sunday) we planned to leave around 3pm since check out is 4pm. They started again driving by, staring and even stopping in the road every 1 hour, then 30 mins, then 15 minute. We tried calling the office but voicemail and didn't find the park ranger phone number. We made our kids stay inside because these peoples behavior was suspicious and they had out of state tags. Finally around 2 we had enough and started packing up. And a new RV comes up and pulls in next to us. And right behind them is this truck again. This time they get out amd start talking to the ones back in next door. Obviously friends of theirs. So all this crazy behavior and being super creepy all because they had out spot booked for Sunday night!!!!!!!!!!!! This behavior should not happen. More patrols by camp hosts or park rangers are needed and people need to be made aware that if they come early there's no guarantee of getting on their spot early. And not to harass people who are occupying the spot. We paid for it the same as them. It was unacceptable behavior in my opinion.
Also additional signage is needed to keep people from driving in the wrong direction through the park. Lots of cars going the wrong direction this time.
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September 26, 2020 Stayed at: 15, Loop: TPOI
Because it covered, my husband works from home in the RV. Online it showed twin points as having good Wi-Fi and phone reception. We were only able to stay one night out of four due to no reception. And had to travel back home in the rain the day after we got there
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September 26, 2020 Stayed at: 15, Loop: TPOI
Because it covered, my husband works from home in the RV. Online it showed twin points as having good Wi-Fi and phone reception. We were only able to stay one night out of four due to no reception. And had to travel back home in the rain the day after we got there
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14004 Lake Road, Skiatook, OK 74070-9803 United States
Elevation: 240 ft
From Tulsa, Oklahoma, take Highway 75 north to State Highway 20. Take the Skiatook exit, turn west on State Highway 20 and drive about 20 mi. Turn right at the entrance sign for the park and continue for about two miles to the campground.
Twin Points Campground is accessible via State Highway 20, which is approximately 10 miles to the south. The nearest major interstate is I-44, located roughly 25 miles to the southeast.
Last updated: October 22, 2026