The camp host is hard to find most times but she makes everything happen and this wooded location is ideal if you are visiting all the P.W. sites. Big 45' buses did fit but it's tight.

If ever you are stopping in Pawhuska, OK - say to visit Dee Drummond’s Pioneer Woman Merchantile - then Settle Inn is ideal. This campground is just a 5 minutes drive from Pawhuska, yet is situated in the middle of a working cattle ranch. Nestled amongst the hardwood trees, Settle Inn offers quiet nights free from street lights, busy highways, or noisy neighbors. My wife and I slept like the dead, and in the morning woke to the sound of stirring cattle, migrating geese, and calling birds of every ilk. Your host is a charming young lady who clearly puts her heart into this campground. This is what campgrounds were before corporations took over the landscape. Family owned, diligently maintained, and offering memorable, special experiences to their guests. My site, number 5, was a pull through gravel, yet level, drive. All hook-ups are within 5-feet of your rig; no extended lines nor hoses required. In the center of the campground is a pavilion where last night a crackling fire provided a congregating welcome to the guest. After 10-days of Arctic weather and heavy snows, we needed a relaxing weekend, and we got it. Why four stars? Though we didn’t need them, all showers were closed and only one unisex bathroom was in operation, likely as a result of the winter weather. Still, to get a 5-star rating, all facilities should be open and in operation. Stay here again? You bet! Recommended? Absolutely!