El Reno West KOA

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Herds of buffalo once roamed Oklahoma, and some of the shaggy beasts still hang around the El Reno West KOA.

Herds of buffalo once roamed Oklahoma, and some of the shaggy beasts still hang around this KOA. The buffalo (in a pen, of course!) are just one reminder of this region's frontier heritage. KOA's paved roads lead to shady or satellite-friendly campsites, a swimming pool, a game room, a fishing pond, pedal karts and an entertaining and unique Jumping Pillow! You're within walking distance of the Cherokee Trading Post, so take time for an evening stroll and see the 150-foot mural depicting the Cherokee "Trail of Tears" and Native American tepees. Then enjoy a buffalo burger and a piece of homemade pie at the restaurant before retiring to your campsite or scenic Cabin. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 100 feet.

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50 Max Amp
80' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/23 - 9/15)
Fishing
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Nice place to stop for some Buffalo burgers. It was good. Also got to see two Buffaloes penned up there. 6/20/2019

- randall norcross on Google

Never heard of it 6/17/2019

- James Luster on Google

Good times friendly staff great access 6/13/2019

- Greg Scherf on Google

Some traffic noise from highway, very tight sites, couldn’t open awning all the way and we were in the direct sun. Good enough for overnight but wouldn’t recommend otherwise. Nice laundry and pool 7/14/2019

Excellent! 7/14/2019

Although we only stayed overnight, I would have liked to have stayed longer. The bouncy thing was awesome, you can feel your stomach muscles tighten as you bounce. Cabin was clean and nice. Hosts were fabulous! 7/3/2019

Easy pull thru. Nice pool. Friendly staff. 7/1/2019

Friendly and helpful staff, beautiful site, clean facilities 6/27/2019

Just an overnight stay. Park was clean and they put us in a great shady spot. 6/27/2019

Have been here before. Good location. Clean and quiet. Wind was blowing terribly that day. Glad you were there for us to pull in and relax from the strain of driving. 6/26/2019

We’ve stayed at Ell Reno several times and is a good stopping place for overnight. Would stay again when passing through the area 6/21/2019

I stay here at least once a year. I love it! 6/20/2019

Convenient location right off of I 40. Nice clean restrooms. Gas and food very close. 6/18/2019

Amazing 6/18/2019

Great restroom Nice facility. 6/17/2019

no shade but a safe place to stay 6/16/2019

Staff was helpful and friendly. Restrooms were clean and accessable 6/16/2019

Arrived in evening walked to restaurant for dinner. Easy to navigate pull through site. 6/15/2019

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