KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
We are located off I-40 at Exit 108 (15 miles West of El Reno; 28 miles East of Weatherford)
From the East:
Take Exit 108, make a right, and pull into the Shell Gas Station parking lot on the right hand side. Drive towards the back of the lot and follow the yellow signs and arrows directing you towards the KOA. We are relocated down the hill past the buffalo enclosure.
From the West:
Take Exit 108, make a left, and pull into the Shell Gas Station parking lot on the left hand side. Drive towards the back of the lot and follow the yellow signs and arrows directing you towards the KOA. We are located down the hill past the buffalo enclosure.
We are just 35 miles west of Oklahoma City, 7 miles east of the Hinton exit and 32 miles south of Roman Nose State Park! Let our campground become your base camp while you enjoy all the area attractions!!
An exciting journey that allows you to experience the thrill of early day Oklahoma, through the eyes of cavalrymen, Indian scouts, settlers and even a World War II German Prisoner of War.
Enjoy guided tours, Indian dancing, arts and crafts and Indian City Museum. Open all year.
The canyon became a landmark on the California Road. During the 1849 California Gold Rush, the westward leading road was a haven for weary travelers. It provided fresh water, grazing for livestock and a place to rest and repair their wagons.
116 Red Rock Canyon Rd.
Located on the south end of town on HWY 281
Hinton, OK 73047
Roman Nose is named for a Cheyenne chief. Canyons with vaunting gypsum cliffs are ribboned by natural springs and hiking and mountain biking trails. Go take a swim at one of two swimming pools, boat and fish on the lake, or play at the 18-hole golf course. There are also three natural springs that visitors are welcome to kayak and canoe on.
3236 S HWY 8 A
Watonga, OK 73772
We are located just 7 miles from the fastest growing premier entertainment destination in Western Oklahoma! This casino has Vegas-style slots, live & electronic tables and an indoor, climate controlled event center that seats over 1200! Sugar Creek Casino's event center features and hosts a wide variety of events, from CAGE FIGHTS, CONCERTS and even smaller events, such as karaoke and corn hole tournaments.
5304 N. Broadway Ave.
I40 and exit 101
Hinton, OK 73014
The Hinton Historical Museum is filled to the brim with all types of antiquities and collections, from antique cars to barbed wire to telephones and so much more. Boasting Oklahoma's largest buggy collection and 2nd largest barbed wire ( devil's rope ) collection, one can spend plenty of leisure time browsing these collections... And then there is more... a nice collection of antique cars dating back to Model T's, antique bicycles, household appliances, farm equipment, telephones... I could go on and on.... One of the other aspects that make this such a great visit is the curator, Art Peters. Mr. Peters is like a book of knowledge about the historic California Road. It was a trail that settlers used to make their way across the prairies. The U.S. Cavalry also used this road extensively in their missions. Mr Peters has researched enormous amounts of history, discovered abandoned campsites and towns along the route across Oklahoma. He has collected artifacts long buried at these places and put together an extensive collection at the museum. He has written 2 books, one about the California Road and the other about the mounds of Caddo County which were used as landmarks by travelers. Stop in for a very informative visit. Open Monday Through Saturday... 10 am until 4pm.
801 S. Broadway Ave
Hinton, OK 73047
This is a historic collection of local and regional items designed to provide information on life in the early days of Oklahoma. Old cars are also displayed, and the outbuildings contain a small diner actually visited by Elvis!
1600 S. Frontage Rd.
Weatherford, OK 73096
The Stafford Air & Space Museum is named in honor of Lt. General Thomas P. Stafford, a veteran astronaut of the Project Gemini & Apollo space programs and a Weatherford, OK native. The museum is 63,000 square feet and is full of exhibits and showcases thousands of artifacts, including a General Dynamics F-16 " Fighting Falcon." the actual Fixed-Base Stimulator used to train all 135 shuttle program crew, a ten-story Titan II rocket, a moon rock returned to Earth by the crew of Apollo 17 and General Stafford's actual, flown Gemini VI spacecraft.
3000 Logan Road
Weatherford, OK 73096
The Pony Bridge is probably the most iconic bridge on all of Route 66 - a yellow pony-truss bridge with an incredible 38 spans. The bridge was built in 1933 to span the South Canadian River; at 3,944.3 feet long (almost 3/4 of a mile), it is one of the largest bridges on Historic Route 66.
US-281 (Route 66)
Bridgeport, OK 73047
Visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum to see how it stands as a symbol of strength in the wake of violence!
620 N. Harvey Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Go see these big powerful, refined draft horses imported from Clydesdale, Scotland. The horse barn is definitely a sight to see. It was originally built in 1936 and purchased in 1997 and was in need of repairs. The man who purchased the barn hired Amish carpenters from Shipshewana, Indiana to restore the barn as close to its original appearance.
12701 W. Wilshire Blvd.
Yukon, OK 73099
This is a huge outlet mall located on the west side of OKC.The mall is 394,661 and has all kinds of shops to shop in and grab some goodies! The mall is just 35 miles east of our campground.
7624 W. Reno Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73127
This building is a State and National Historic Site built in 1901 on land donated by local Czech immigrants. There is a dance every Saturday night from 7pm to 10:30pm (open to the public).
205 N, Czech Hall Rd.
Yukon, OK 73099
Just 15 minutes east of our campground, you will find Lake El Reno and all its beauty. The lake was created in 1966 and is surrounded by 4 miles of shore line and covers a surface of 170 acres.
The Orr Family Farm is an actual working farm that has a wide variety of attractions perfect for the whole family. Go on a thrilling zip-line ride, take a spin on the renovated antique carousel, try your luck by panning for "gold" in the mining slue, or find your way out of the 'Amaze'n Maze'. There are also a lot of other attractions like the petting zoo that are sure to entertain little tots. Here, the kids can cuddle with friendly animals at the barn or go on a pony ride. Another adventure is the miniature train that goes on a mile-long trip around the farm.
14400 South Western
Oklahoma City, OK 73170
This museum is well worth the visit. It will take you back to what was once the old days. A lot of these items on display are from many surrounding towns here in Oklahoma, and they have a lot outside to see also. A jail, a little cabin that shows how they used to live, a Bank, a Church and lots more to see.
The Governor Seay Mansion is a real treat, as the rooms are all set up as they lived in at the time they stayed there. This is a must if you like old items from the past.
605 Zellers Ave.
Kingfisher, OK 73750
This zoo in OKC is consistently rated as one of the best zoos in the United States, home to nearly 3,000 animals, it definitely is one of the largest. Some featured exhibits include the Cat Forest and Lion Overlook, in which you can see lions, tigers, jaguars and leopards. The 'Great Escape' showcases gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees and other primate life. One of the zoo's most popular attractions is 'Aquaticus', an aquarium extravaganza that features a dolphin and sea lion spectacle. The zoo is also very active in the community; it provides nature classes, labs, tours and 'Zoomobiles' for all ages. At the end of the day, guests usually catch the show under the stars at the Zoo Amphitheater.
2000 Remington Pl.
Oklahoma City, OK 73111
For the ultimate Route 66 experience, visit our museum in Clinton, OK. We give visitors a personal journey through the nation's most revered highway.
2229 W. Gary Blvd.
Clinton, OK 73601
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