We needed a one night stop ? and were traveling ? on I-40 outside of Oklahoma City. As luck would have it, Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park was a short drive off the interstate ?.
After hours of driving through a flat Oklahoma, it was a pleasant surprise to descend into the Red Canyon. The drive into the canyon was surreal and unexpected. In addition to RV and tent camping, the park offers picnic areas, nature trails, a small fishing pond, and playground equipment. The canyon walls are a favorite for rappelling and open exploration. In season, the park operates a swimming pool with bathhouse (and adjacent food concession) and the group camp, which offers overnight sleeping in bunkhouses, and a kitchen/dining hall for meals or meetings. Group picnic shelters are also available. The park and surrounding area has good opportunities for fall foliage viewing.
Red Rock ? Canyon Adventure Park at a glance
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Reservations are recommend but we were able to secure an open site.
$30-35 fee/site for overnight RV 30amp
$15 for tent sites
$10 per car ? for day use
Year round
Hinton, OK
Our RV site had potable water
Spring and Fall ~summer gets? hot~
2PM
12PM
? were clean but a little outdated. I felt the pay showers ? were costly considering the high cost of camping in this park
Very weak signal to NO signal
Our thoughts ? about the campground
The Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park was a state park but has changed into private hands around 2018. We found RRCP an oasis in a desert ? that begins with a descent into a red canyon that is verdant with trees ? and rough horsetails. We highly recommend exploring the trails within the canyon. The campsites were relatively large allowing space between sites. The camp host was very friendly and the campgrounds are well maintained; albeit, a little outdated. We did not have a cell phone signal while at this campground except in occasional locations. We felt the cost was a little expensive; however, there are a lot of amenities within the park.
Other area attractions:
- ??Hike the Rough Horsetail Nature trail or one of the many trails ??
- Hinton Historical Musuem
- Gamble at the local casino
- Rock climb or rappel within the canyon
- Enjoy the swimming ??♂️ pool during season
- Relax
Quick Link to the Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park Website
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