Foss, Oklahoma, hooks RV travelers with Foss Lake's endless boating and fishing action. Six parks in our directory put you steps from the water. Camp here to wake up to reservoir views and launch daily adventures on calm waves or dusty trails.
Foss, Oklahoma, hooks RV travelers with Foss Lake's endless boating and fishing action. Six parks in our directory put you steps from the water. Camp here to wake up to reservoir views and launch daily adventures on calm waves or dusty trails.
Foss centers on Foss Reservoir, a 8,000-acre playground for sailboats, bass tournaments, and eagle spotting from rocky bluffs. Foss State Park packs marinas, hiking loops around the North Fork of the Red River, and annual rodeos that draw locals to its dusty arenas. The Washita Battlefield nearby whispers pioneer history amid wide prairies.
Foss State Park suits families with showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites starting at $27 nightly; its Cedar Point section adds WiFi and dump stations for $32. Cavalry Creek RV fits pet owners chasing full sewer and water hookups. AKA Stables draws equestrians to its 30-amp pull-throughs from $50, while Cordell Park delivers electric power and dump access for quick overnights.
Foss stands out for Foss Reservoir, a massive lake buzzing with boating and fishing. This 8,000-acre spot hosts bass tournaments and sailboat races each summer. Foss State Park adds trails, marinas, and birdwatching around the North Fork River, making it a quiet escape from city rush.
Top spots include Foss State Park, Cavalry Creek RV, AKA Stables, Cordell Park, and Cedar Point Campground in Foss State Park. These six parks cluster near Foss Reservoir for easy lake access. Most offer hookups like 50-amp power, dump stations, and pet areas.
Yes, Cavalry Creek RV and AKA Stables welcome pets with open policies. Cavalry provides sewer and water hookups for furry companions. AKA Stables adds pull-through sites ideal for larger rigs with dogs.
