This campground has several accessible sites plus a couple of paved trails. The campsites are paved with the concrete extending under the table, under the grill, and around the hookups. The table is concrete with one bench removed to allow access to an entire side of the table. A paved path leads to the restrooms which has an accessible shower with a fold down bench. The exterior door is a little heavy.
A short paved loop trail is located in a grassy field just behind the campsites. Another paved trail leads to the waterfall overlook.This trail has a long downgrade and most wheelchair users will need to have help on the return trip. If you don’t want to try the trail you can drive and park to take a short trail to the overlook. The trail also has a section of boardwalk which goes up to bridge for higher view. The falls was more of a drip…
All of the campsites are paved and roomy with a good spacing between them and lots of mature trees. A few, including the accessible sites, have full hookups. Anyone with a total disability gets a 50% discount off of the base rate of the campsite. State residency isn’t required for the discount. Campground
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I never thought I wanted to go to Oklahoma until now. I love the waterfall. It reminds me of Arizona Hot Springs...
ReplyDeleteYou never know what you'll find when you go driving around without a firm plan.Every state has cool little places -like the badlands that you stumbled upon in New Mexico. They're on our list to visit next time we're in that area!
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