Tinker AFB Famcamp, Oklahoma City, OK

        Tinker AFB        Famcamp

  Oklahoma City, OK

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This small grassy RV park truly is a little gem. 


We loved 💕 that it is surrounded by trees and trails and has its own pond, that adds charm. 

The laundry facility deserves special attention!  The charge per load for washers and dryers is an unheard of .50 cents per load and the daily rate for RV parking a very reasonable $ 20 per night 🌙 (as of Sept.  2020)! 




With a gas station and Domino's pizza 🍕 next door you have some basic conveniences within a very short walk.



 Pros:

-Very affordable 
-Pet friendly 
-Trail system
-Concrete, leveled pads
-Grass

 Cons: 

-Occasional train &
 plane noise
-No on-site dog park 
-No dog bag stations 


Be sure to use gate 34 when entering with 
a big rig!

Contact info: 

405-734-2847
Tinkerliving.com
/famcamp



Overall we give this cozy and clean Famcamp a 👍!









 





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