Washington Irving South Campground
Washington Irving South Campground, operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is located on the Arkansas arm of Keystone Lake. Local history has Washington Irving crossing the Arkansas River in this area during his expeditions west. There are 38 well-shaded campsites for both RV and tent camping, all of which have 30-amp electric hookups, as well as two non-electric sites. Facilities at Washington Irving South Campground include a one-mile nature trail, swimming area, restrooms and showers, boat ramps, dump station, playgrounds, pay phone, multi-use court and areas for fishing ...
Facility Amenities: Dump Station, Elec. 30 Amp, Grills, Handicapped Parking, Pets Allowed, Picnic Area, Playground, Pull Thru Sites, Restrooms, Showers, Waterfront Sites
Highway Corridors (within 5 mi.): US-412
On-site Activities: Fishing, Hiking, Swimming
Open year-round. |
From Tulsa, take Hwy 412 W 15 miles to Bears Glen exit. Turn L at stop sign onto Frontage Rd and drive 1 block. Turn R at first paved road and follow 2 miles to campground entrance.
2 comments
I do a lot of fishing from the bank at Washington Irving. I have spent a large portion of my last. 3 fishing trips picking up over 100 pounds of trash. I got sick of seeing it year after year.
I would like to make a complaint about the park near the water there are so many stickers it is no fun to take the kids. We come to this park and camp alot year around and this seems to be getting worse. Also a complaint about campers parking on the road it makes it very difficult to move your camper out of you designated spot when you are ready to go. Today we were able to get out barely but the vehicles owner was over a hour away just need to start making people use designated parking to make it easier for everyone
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