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El Reno West KOA Journey
Herds of buffalo once roamed Oklahoma, and some of the shaggy beasts still hang around the El Reno West KOA.
Herds of buffalo once roamed Oklahoma, and some of the shaggy beasts still hang around this KOA. The buffalo (in a pen, of course!) are just one reminder of this region's frontier heritage. KOA's paved roads lead to shady or satellite-friendly campsites, a swimming pool, a game room, a fishing pond, pedal karts and an entertaining and unique Jumping Pillow! You're within walking distance of the Cherokee Trading Post, so take time for an evening stroll and see the 150-foot mural depicting the Cherokee "Trail of Tears" and Native American tepees. Then enjoy a buffalo burger and a piece of homemade pie at the restaurant before retiring to your campsite or scenic Cabin. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 100 feet.
User Reviews
Jenny Infosino
I drove 14 hours and finally arrived here. I arrived a bit before check in and was greeted with someone that was very friendly and there was no issue checking in early (I think i got lucky because it’s Sunday :). Everything was easy and suggestions were given. I planned on trying the restaurant up the street but I fell asleep…. Anyway, the Buffalo are fun to view (in pens) and everything is clean and appears to be well managed. They have a large trading post up the street and they have a small camp store on site… I’m not that helpful as this was mostly about sleep and reorganizing things… The little cabin is perfect and has its own bath and shower which is surprising as the rate was low (68$ after tax-rounded up). Bring your own kindness and you are good to go!
Ronald Atkins
We usually stay at KOA's while traveling and in my opinion this stop has the nicest and most helpful staff. The same can be said of the restaurant and trading post. Thank you 😊 💓
Amber Davis
The cabins are great, the bathrooms are nice and clean, and the staff is always very kind and helpful! They even redid the playground recently which was nice. We have stayed here twice, loved every moment of it and will definitely be back!
erna emerick
Very nice employee's,clean. The only complaint the RV sites are to close to each other. Really can't use the picnic tables. Good for over nights only.
Phyllis Balagna
This little slice of heaven is nestled so nicely in the trees of El Reno in Cherokee Nation. While we were there for only one night, we could see that this is a place where families could easily gather together. The restrooms and showers were some of the cleanest I’ve ever seen. There is a gas station close by, and there are also quaint shops.