The distance between the RV and the sewer hookups was quite considerable, and the water pressure left much to be desired. However, the reception desk was incredibly supportive, providing information about local attractions and great places to eat. The site was conveniently located just off Interstate 35, and with the air conditioning on, the noise levels were manageable. However, without it, the early morning train and the noise from semi-trucks were quite noticeable. The laundry facilities were affordable, offering the cheapest rates I've ever come across, with washing costing $1.50 and drying $1.00. We didn't utilize the bathrooms or showers. Despite our Winegard, which normally performs well, we couldn't access Wi-Fi. Oklahoma City didn't particularly impress us, but we enjoyed visiting Myriad Botanical Gardens and highly recommend the pizza at Rendezvous in Bricktown.

I spent four nights at this location to visit OKC and all nearby points of interest, which were within a 30-minute drive. The area was paved, roomy, and had excellent drainage even after a downpour. The laundry facilities were large, affordable, and effective. Although there was continuous noise from the highway, it didn't interrupt my sleep when I had a fan running. The park was impeccably maintained. The WiFi connection was reliable.

We're incredibly grateful for the benevolence shown by the proprietors. It was a Sunday evening during a long weekend, beyond regular working hours, yet they answered our call and arrived at the office to ensure we had a secure accommodation for the night. They provided us with an ideal spot that was easily accessible. The location is neat and handy. Much appreciated!

Like most urban RV parks, not the nicest part of town. But very professionally run and immediate neighbors were a nice Hampton Inn and storage facility or such. Clean, tight sites but everyone was quiet and respectful in our section. Code accessed showers were plain concrete cubicles, not any better than they should have been for the price, but were clean and plenty of hot water. Wifi was spotty and slow, good Verizon signal and OATV.

Good Sam. Nice and spacious park. The area we stayed is brand new with level concrete sites with grass. New trees planted here and there. Laundry is brand new also with new washers and dryers. Restrooms very nice also. Lots of grass areas so very dog friendlyand wifi.

This was a great place to stay for one night. We drove all day and this was easy to access from I-35. It was clean, organized, friendly staff and had concrete pads with full hookups plus cable and WiFi. We we were staying mote than one night, this would not be our choice of place to park it. No trees, sites very close together and road noise from freeway. The only thing we didn't like was the parks shined in our skylights and Windows.

I love staying at the Roadrunner Rv when in the Oklahoma City area. The entire campground is very clean, well kept and looks great. Asphalt roads and concrete pads with cashmere grass on the side. Very clean. Very well kept. Upscale. Has a great laundry with many machines.

Great folks in the office. Other RVer helped me set up (read that as, Ernie and Matthew did the setup while I cooled off from near heat stroke) 113 degrees here today off the pavement. So, yes I’l give 5 stars.

Nice level paved spots, with grass on both sides of the RV. Nice greenway for pets ( not fenced). Beautiful lobby / clubhouse with great seating and nice TV. Was able to receive several packages there without hassle. 2 laundry rooms and bathrooms but I didn’t check them out. Lots of food and shopping nearby for anything you forgot. Would stay here again.

We stayed here while playing in a softball tournament in Moore. It is a great park. Convenient location. Bet nice paved sites. Easy in and out. Nice grassy areas. Very nice bathhouse. Will definitely stay here again when in town. Only gave it 4 stars because it doesn’t have a pool or play areas. It is a great faculty. I also appreciated that they have a tornado shelter on-site.

Stayed here in class B van. Was concerned at first because their website was gone. But a phone call took care of my reservation. Friendly staff. Everything was clean and in working order. Super easy access to I-35, yet the road noise was softened by the large buildings between the campsites and the highway. Stayed just for one night. Will return if my route takes me this way again. There were a few fast food places here and there a few miles along the service road.

After a long day on the road, Wildthing called ahead to find a place to stay. Lady on phone was very nice and said they had a place for us. Easy off of I 35. Might have been some road noise but it was chilly so we stayed inside. Very easy check in. Paved sites and roads, good hookups. Didn't use any facilities, but all appeared to be nice. $36 for nite with Good Sam. Will stay again on way thur Oklahoma City.

Very clean (appeared to be new), safe park close to the interstate and downtown Oklahoma City. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We did not hear the road noise. It was colder outside, so we kept the windows and doors closed. We didn't sit outside either. No panic tables or fire rings. Bummer. The site was a full hookup and wifi was hit and miss. They told us that up front. Laundry was 4 washers and 8 dryers. $1.50 to wash and $1.50 to dry. Very clean and again appeared to be new. Good Sam per night was $36.

Very polite and professional office staff. Paved roads and concrete sites. No picnic tables, grills, or shade trees. Very clean showers and bathrooms with security keypads. Appears to be many long-term tenants, but sites are not junky. Very conveniently adjacent to I-35. There is constant road noise, but blocked some by the new hotel between the park and freeway. Emergency storm shelters on site - the park was wiped out by a tornado in the past.

Concrete paved site with manicured grass on either side. One of the neatest and well maintained rv parks I have seen. Stayed just for one night in a pinch - owner answered phone at 2am. Very professional. Would stay again.

Stayed 3 nights. Super clean showers were great. You do hear trains but not to bad.

We decided to shoot pass our originally planned stay in Blackwell and found this park after calling a few places and no one answering after hours. A previous review talked about answering after hours calls at all hours which is we just needed last night. Traveling with three kids under 6 they charged us the $42/night which is usually two adults so if you have more adults or older kids there is an additional cost. We called when were 25 min. out and got a pull through site on a Thursday night. This allowed us to leave quickly in am to continue our journey south. Easy process Over the phone with a kind gentleman who even gave specific directions to get us there and to our spot. Full hook-ups, 30/50 amp although some spots 30 amps weren’t working due to bad winter storm. Great reason to always have an adapter! Close to the interstate so there is some road noise but perfect if you are traveling on said interstate. We felt very safe and slept great. There are some long termers so we tried to keep children quiet both at night and in early morning which was hard for them since they are used to be running around, playing while camping! We went for a long walk to burn off energy and got an up close look at oil derrick near park entrance. There is an office/store/food available at times. They have a code for facilities which we didn’t need for our stay but nice to know it’s secure.

Perfect overnight stop. Answered after hours and got us in right away with detailed instructions on how to find our site.

Oklahoma City, OK - Roadrunner RV Park. 4740 South I-35 service road. 405-677-2373. This was a repeat visit for us. This is an in-town park with 132 sites – all sites are level concrete pads that are plenty long for both truck and 38 foot 5th wheel. Interior roads are paved. We saw several overnight guests stay hooked up. It is a convenient park for us to stay in when we are there to visit friends. No picnic tables but enough grass between sites to put up your own table if you want. The long term residents mostly are in the back in sites on the outsides of the park. Interior sites are pull through and mostly used by short term guests. We were in site 109, and had no highway noise, but those in the first row might have some noise. All sites have FHUs, Wi-Fi and cable. We set up our portable Dish because the cable didn’t have PBS which we wanted. Both ATT and Verizon cell signals worked well. There is a large pet walk area, really clean restrooms, showers, and laundry and a small RV supply store at the registration area. The person who checked us in was friendly and helpful. It is Oklahoma, so I was glad they also have a designated storm shelter – thankfully, there was no need for it during our visit. They offer Good Sam discount.

This is a very fine facility, one of the nicest I have seen in more than 250 nights on the road. Asphalt roads, level concrete pads reasonably spaced with grass "front yards", strong wifi. I was in the North section of the park, that is a little bit more removed from I-35 than the South section, and protected by a berm and retaining wall, and I never noticed noise from the busy road. The office building sits between the N/S sections and has restrooms, showers, laundry that serve the North park. Since this is Tornado Alley, in the middle of the season, I has pleased to see easily accessible storm shelters.