Reviews

For Lake Country - Keystone State Park: We arrived on a busy weekend at dusk and found the only spot left. Our travel trailer is 27" and there was plenty of room left for our truck and then some. It was a nice level concrete pad with a table, bbq and fire pit. That night there was severe thunderstorms and straight line winds. The park rangers went through the campsite with their sirens on and announcing to take safety precautions. I was very impressed. Also, the dump station was well kept. We will be visiting here again.

Posted Jul 26, 2017 by treappling from OKLAHOMA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Lake Country - Keystone State Park: RV sites are right on top of each other with little privacy or shade. We stayed in the Post Oak Loop. No leveling required and the pad was a wide concrete one. They do have nice tent sites in other areas, but for some reason while we were there the tent campers all wanted to stay in the RV campgrounds. Nice bathrooms with free showers and a nice dump station. Rules about the numbers of cars and numbers of tents per site were not enforced, making a crowded campground even more crowded.

Posted Apr 23, 2017 by Wulfleton from Oklahoma. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Lake Country - Keystone State Park: Tired and needed a place for the night. Found this on Allstays. Nice campground. You check in and they tell you to find a spot and someone will come by to collect. She offered us a a waterfront spot with hookups for $39. When I said we just needed to use the dump and spend the night, she told us to take a waterfront tent site for $12. Beautiful site. Quiet except for a train every two hours. Hopefully not all night. We are in #12 if you want a great site. We are a 23' Class B but you could fit a 35' in the site. Had to level, not much but one block in the front.

Posted Apr 12, 2016 by Dave from Huntington Beach, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.