Red Rock Canyon State Park

Yuri, although the park doesn't have trails that are specifically built for trail riding on a bike, you are welcome to bring your mountain bike and enjoy the nature trails and paved walking trails. Have a great time at Red Rock Canyon State Park and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

can I ride on my mountain bike in the park?

it would be nice to have more than 3 sites for full hookups .every time we go there is the same trailers in the same spots for full hookups .

I travel from Albuquerque to Little Rock and have stayed here twice. I didn't see a bad camp site for tents. However, I prefer the first area to your left. Its quieter and no traffic through it. There's rest rooms/showers right there. As for a long trailer, I'd be careful on the steep and sharp curve right after the ranger booth. It could be difficult for a long rig. Minor misquito problem, but I usually travel in early or mid summer. Beautiful park, strongly recommend you drive all the way through to see the park. It isn't that long of a drive and an energetic hike.

Bob, please call or email the park using the contact information above and they would be happy to assist you in planning a great visit to Red Rock Canyon State Park. Have a wonderful time and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

We have a big rig - 37 ft with 3 slides - and a tow car. Are fthere length restrictions?

Haven't been to this park in twenty years. Last we saw the park was pretty. Were having a get together there at unit 5, which I think is one of the buildings for gatherings there. Anyway, hiking is my game and I am amazed by rock formations. So, how many hiking trails are there? Are we allowed to at least to pick up a rock or two to keep or is that noncompliance to the rules?

I stayed at the park this weekend. It is readily apparent that this park is well maintained. Park staff were helpful and friendly, and made the rounds about once every hour or two. This is among the best-managed parks in the system. I'll definitely be visiting again.

Melissa, please contact the park for more information about tent camping and shower fees. Thank you for using TravelOK.com and have a great time at Red Rock Canyon State Park.

So out of everyone who has went which is the better place to set up at tent? And in the new showers how much do they charge? Also we are gonna have 3 tents next to us it that going to be 12$ for all or will each have to pay?

Thanx, we actually loaded up the kids and went hiking all day at Red Rock today! It was a blast and had the best time. Verified at the park the fees below are accurate. Perfect weather great time had by all! Thanks again!

Nick, the Red Rock Canyon State Park pool is open from noon to 7 pm, Wednesday through Sunday. For children 1-12 yrs of age, admission is $2.50 per day and for adults 13 yrs and older, admission is $4.00 per day. For more information on annual passes or twilight hour specials, please contact the park directly. Enjoy your visit to Red Rock Canyon State Park and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

Anyone know what the swimming pool fee is at Red Rock?

what a blast we had yesterday! we set up our awesome 300ft. zipline and burned it up all day. thanks red rock. we'll be back, as always. xoxo okc

Robert, you will drive over an hour from Oklahoma City to reach this state park. Have a great time at Red Rock Canyon and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

We are planning a night stay on June 12 for a birthday party. How far this campsite from Oklahoma City

Stef, yes dogs are allowed in the state parks as long as they are kept on a lease that is no longer than 10 feet, supervised at all times and cleaned up after. If you have other state park questions, please visit the state parks page and click on the State Park FAQs section at the top right corner of the page. Have a great trip to Red Rock Canyon State Park and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

Are dogs allowed in the park/trails/campgrounds? We'd love to visit, but can only go where the pooches are allowed.

Jim, the state parks do not accept the America the Beautiful Pass but there are several parks that have Corps of Engineer camping very close by. Please visit www.nps.gov for more information and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

Do Oklahoma state parks accept the federal America the Beautiful Senior Pass and if so, in what capacity. As this is a federal park pass, I am curious.

Andy, what used to be the Golden Access Pass is now called the American the Beautiful Senior Pass. For more information please visit www.nps.gov. Thank you for using TravelOK.com.

I have lost my golden access passport that gives me half price when I camp...how can I get it replaced so I can camp there?

I could not believe something like Red Rock was right off I-40, it just doesn't look like it would be in the area, it's a beautiful place!

it is awseome

At Oklahoma State Parks the base rate for a primitive tent or RV camp site is $12.00 per night. For a semi-modern site, which includes electric and water, the rate is $20.00 per night. If you'd like a modern site, which includes electric, sewer and water, the rate is $23.00 per night. Some parks offer premium sites, like those at water's edge, for an additional $5.00 fee per night. For campers over the age of 62, Oklahoma State Parks offer a $2.00 discount on the base rate per night, with proper identification. Additional rates for electric, sewer or water are not discounted. Most campsites at Oklahoma State Parks are first come, first served. Some parks take reservations for preferred areas, so please call the park of your choice for more information.

what are the RV fees and RV hook ups available? CAn i reserve online?

My grandpa lived in Oklahoma and as a kid when we would go and visit him, he would always bring us here. This park brings back so many memories I'll never forget. I cant wait to bring my family there. The beautiful views, rocks and the friends I have made there and the memories Ive made...I know Ill never forget this place. It still brings a warm spot to my heart.

Wonderful park! If you live in the city, it's only about a 45 minute drive. It gets quite busy on the weekends, so get there early to get a good spot. They have firerings, with adjustable height grills made into them for cooking, and some have that, and a charchoal grill, too.

Jennifer, there is not an admission fee into the park. There is only a fee should you decide to camp. Please check in at the park office for camping fees and picnic areas. Have a great time and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

We've never been to a state park before... does anyone know if there is an admission fee? Thanks!

I have volunteered at many state parks and know for a fact that there is no day use fee for camping in any state park! you were probably in a no picnicking area and charged 14 to camp. If your ticket has a campsite number other than CR 40-68 then you should contact the manager and get a refund. However if you were in CR 40-68 then you passed two very large metal signs and a gate that clearly stated picnicking prohibited. Day use also ends when the day ends so if you were in a campsite after dark where picnicking was prohibited then you were charged correctly. You were given a favor it sounds like to me! Signs are for everyone to read.

My brothers and I love the park and hike out there frequently. We occasionally will spend a few hours in an evening ,cook out with family and sometimes camp.I was very shocked when we were visiting last evening and the park ranger charged us $15.00 for day use when we were there 3 hours and did not camp. We have never been asked to pay for the day use of the park before. To say the least we were quite apalled at the outrageous fee for the use of a taxpayer funded state park. If we would have known day use fees were more than camping fees we surely would have stayed home and cooked out.

Karen, great questions. Our camping fees start at $12 per night for a primitive site. There are additional charges for utilities like water and electric or sewage for RV sites. For more information about camping in state parks, please visit our state park page at www.travelok.com/state_parks and click on the FAQs banner in the top right hand corner of the page. Thank you for using TravelOK.com and we hope you have a great time at Red Rock Canyon State Park.

Haven't camped here in a while. Please tell me what the fees are andif it is per site or number of tents per site. This was an issue for us in the past. Also, personally, I think this place has been over developed for RVs. Tent campers have been crowded out.

Don, you make a great point. We are in the process of working with each of the state parks to accomodate our site visitors with that exact information. Please check back with us soon to continue seeing improvements to the site, based on your valuable feedback. Thank you for using TravelOK.com!

RV Camping parks need to include the services W-E-S, 30-50 Amp I&e and maximum vehicle length. I like to use SP's but calling each one for the information is a real pain. Most campers now are 40 feet plus tows

My fiance and I went hiking here when the leaves where changing last fall and it was absolutely gorgeous!

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I hike this canyon regularly, and enjoy the views and scenery so much. The trails seem to go on forever, up, down, rugged, and flat. A must see for anyone of any age!!!

LOVE this park. This and natural falls are so far my favs. Great scenery, off the beaten path. If you enjoy scenery you should definetly visit this park