Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Oklahoma, our recent stay at this campsite provided us with a mix of awe-inspiring natural beauty and some challenges worth mentioning. Here's a comprehensive review of our experience:

PROS:

The campsite is a true gem in the heart of Oklahoma, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the lush greenery, vibrant flora, and the serene atmosphere.

The spillway is a highlight of this campsite, with its pristine water and an array of stones jutting out of the terrain. The mesmerizing view of this area provided an excellent backdrop for relaxation and contemplation.

The abundance of wildlife in the area was a pleasant surprise. Birdwatching enthusiasts will find delight in the variety of birds, while the occasional snake, possum, or gray squirrel sighting added an extra touch of wilderness to our camping experience.

For those seeking tranquility, the campsite didn't disappoint. The night was incredibly peaceful, with the soothing sounds of nature (including a VERY loud owl that sang for about 5 minutes), making it the perfect escape from the daily hustle and bustle.

CONS:

Unfortunately, the peace and quiet were disrupted during the daytime due to the constant noise from tourists riding all-terrain vehicles. This activity, while thrilling for some, may not be to everyone's liking and did detract from the overall serenity.

A considerable downside was the condition of the restrooms. They were not only dirty but also lacked basic privacy measures. For campers who value clean and private facilities, this aspect was quite disappointing.

Although the campsite's proximity to fruit trees may seem idyllic, we found it a bit of a nuisance. Heavy, rotten pears falling from the trees posed a minor inconvenience, particularly for campers looking to set up their tents underneath the trees.

The gravel in the spillway, while aesthetically pleasing, was less than ideal for those who enjoy walking barefoot. The sharp edges of the stones can be uncomfortable for those unprepared for the terrain.

While the natural beauty is undoubtedly a highlight, the campsite offers limited activities beyond walking the loop trail and sitting by the campfire. For campers looking for more entertainment options, it might be a bit lacking.

In conclusion, this campsite in Oklahoma offers a picturesque setting that will undoubtedly appeal to nature enthusiasts seeking scenic beauty and tranquility. However, it comes with its share of challenges, including noise from ATVs, subpar restroom facilities, and some inconveniences caused by the surrounding fruit trees and the sharp gravel. While it may not be the ideal destination for everyone, those looking for a quiet retreat in the midst of natural splendor will find it a worthwhile visit.