Doris Campground

This is a hidden gem in Oklahoma! Not only can you see bison on the side of the road but there is a heard of Elk as well as longhorn cattle that may or may not stroll through the camp site! Hiking and trails were well maintained and fun to go on! The holy city was a neat experience as well! The view from the top of MT. Scott was worth the trip by itself! While in the wildlife refuge their is a feeling of seclusion being surrounded by rocky mountain out cropping feels good in oklahoma! Fishing was good bass and catfish for us! The campsite was clean and very strict about rules! No vehicles off the pavement at all times! Cell phone service was not available so plan accordingly; we are Verizon. 30 and 50 Amp are available throughout the electric section by the water! Wildlife was everywhere you look!

This place is amazing! It’s perfectly dark at night, plenty of shade in the day time and the facilities are by far the cleanest I have EVER used at a campground! There are wild animals that will visit so keep your food away and scorpions at night but I mean, we are in their home. No lake water access other than the bridge I have in the pictures but there is plenty of other places around the refuge for that. Please stay here! It is totally worth it!

A very nice place for camping. Not a 5 star because the electrical outlet on my site was not working. Also it was difficult to find a public water faucet nearby.

We like to pick a spot close to the quick hike up Little Baldy to soak in the sunrise & sunset. We arrived the night after a packed Labor Day weekend and the bathrooms were spotless. We love it here, but it would be nice to have water at each campsite.

We camped with our rv. We didn’t understand we only had electric and no water but we had 3 water hoses and were fortunately able to hook them up and fill our fresh tank because we were just close enough. Park host was very kind and helpful. Rating is low because the only bathroom/shower facility in the entire park was extremely dirty. It needs to be hosed down from top to bottom. The men’s restroom was air conditioned but the women’s wasn’t. The shower and sink faucets are push buttoned. Making it cumbersome to shower. Even with shower shoes I wouldn’t do it. For the only shower facility, time could be spent cleaning it and fixing the a/c. It’s 105 degrees outside. We left a day earlier than planned.