Twin Fountains RV Resort

Great facility, friendly staff , close to city

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I read the history and background of the resort...an avid RVer who has traveled the USA who built a RVer’s paradise...everything you can want or imagine in an RV Resort. Love it....can’t wait to get there and be spoiled. Overall Rating is a 3 - The grounds are nice but it’s been a while since the grass has been cut. The entrance to the park for check in is confusing. You have to drive into the park and circle the first row of RVs to line up for registration. Drivers can see the office as they enter the park and naturally want to turn left which is a hard turn for larger rigs. Better signage or better entry plan is needed. The cable is in need of an upgrade and has been for a while. Check out reviews from years ago who mention it. It did not work. They closed the pool on a Sunday the day after we arrived. We were shocked and VERY disappointed as the park was full, there was a group rally and the temperatures are still over 90 degrees. When inquiring at the front desk we were told it was closed “for the season.” I don’t care what if the calendar says it’s the first day of Fall...the thermostat says it’s summer. HUGE disappointment with lots of unhappy campers. The park is large with only some sites with paved sites others are on gravel roads with gravel sites. There are a lot of full time residents at the park, most appear to be construction workers as they have big trucks with construction equipment. So, when making reservations and checking in make sure you ask for paved site... Now for the positive comments- There is a large lounge area that is cool and comfortable with cable tv, a lending library with books and videos. Large comfy sofas to relax in while waiting for your laundry to finish. Laundry room is small give the number of sites, but we were able to get it done twice with no waiting. The store has a limited selection of items - RV parts, some snack items and clothing. The prices a reasonable. There is a restaurant / bar on site. We only ate there once but the pizza was good, the beer cold. The staff was friendly and eager to please. Garbage picked up from your site daily. Put it by the road by 10 am and they will collect it. We stayed at this park for two weeks touring Route 66 on our Harley. The park is quiet, our neighbors friendly. Our overall assessment is that the park is one of the better ones but I would reconsider the word resort. According to the staff the owners sons are now running the park and are more interested in profit than keeping up the park. Caution....there are no refunds for early departures....Not certain we would return to the park.

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It seems very nice but we are here for 3 days and the poll was closed for 2 and they gave no discount for that but charged me $5 to play mini golf with the kids on a course that was not taken care of at all...

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I am appalled by this park. Looks nice, but don't let that deceive you. First, AVOID SPOT P65. It is nothing more than a strip next to the entrance gate. Not even a small shrub to separate your RV from those driving in. Given that they were filled to capacity, we were left with few other options. Just beware that the only thing between your RV and the gate is the code box to get in and your electric box, and a slight strip of grass. Seriously, you could shut off my RV breaker as you drive in to the darn park. I cannot believe that they offer this location, let alone charge $99 for it. If that was not bad enough, the electricity kept shutting off in my RV. That really sucks because it's just under 100 degrees and an AC would be nice after I fume over the $99 bad location. I thought it was my RV, but the repair (also maintenance) guy narrowed it down to the breaker on the box. Initially he was kind of a jerk on the phone, but when he got to our site he was friendlier. But do you think he fixed the breaker? Nope. Said to keep the box open so it wouldn't get hot. Then recommended using the 50 amp to 30 amp converter. So I trudge to the store on the location, only to be told that it was just under $40. Needless to say, I didn't buy it as they had already gouged me the $99 for the worst spot in the park. I would NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN--ESPECIALLY AT THAT PRICE. No apology. No discount. Not even checking on us to see if the electricity was sufficient.

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Very nice campground

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Very nice campground. All concrete sites with paved roads. Sites are close together but not so close as to be a bother at all. The campground is just a bit hilly so the entrance to some of the sites is just a bit steep for big rigs and I did see a few scrapes on the concrete however there were a ton a bit rigs there with toads. There is a restaurant and bar on site. We just had drinks but the burgers looked good. Easy access to the highway and because of that there was some highway noise. Nothing terrible. Just a few miles to Bricktown section of OKC. Lots of old buildings preserved and converted into bars, restaurants, etc. Easy parking at the Bass Pro Shops then walking distance to the minor league ballpark, OKC bombing memorial, and other attractions. Stayed 3 nights in a Class C Motorhome. Would definately stay there again. Didn’t use the showers but they looked neat and clean.

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Pulled in for a one night stay. But ended up staying two nights. Very relaxing camp ground, great grill/snack area, and friendly. Nice pull through sites. Handled our 42 fifth wheel easily.

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The campground is ok as a stop through point, but more than one night is not a good experience. Each site has its pluses and minuses. We had shade but no cable or wifi. Other sites with no shade are closer to clubhouse and can get wifi signal. And cable....well that just not true. We reported our cable out. I checked back one week later and was told they forgot about us, but put us on the list for repair when the cable guy came back. Checked back after another week. This time they were honest and said there would be no repair. The cable doesn't work and are looking for "someone" to bid on their business. They gave us the run around about the cable for 3 weeks. Truth is it doesn't work and my site mates confirmed it. Meanwhile, they are spending ridiculous amount of money beautifing the pond. There are two shower houses. One is clean but no a/c. You sweat as you shower. The other is dirty from heavy use but has a/c. Again pluses and minuses.

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This park was one of the prettiest parks we have seen. Despite being inside the city, it has a very isolated feel and is very quiet. The roads and sites are all paved and easy to navigate. The grounds are beautifully landscaped with ample trees, and picnic tables and fire pits in most sites. The grounds have rolling hills, but the RV sites are level. The amenities are very nice. The pool is very good but the hot tub is a bit small. Given the size of the park, they really could use a second hot tub. While we were there, the heater wasn't working, but they were actively trying to get it up and running. The fountain was also under construction work which was a bit of an eyesore, but the park was so lovely it was a minor distraction. The staff is very friendly and exceptionally helpful. There are many restaurants and attractions within a few miles of the park. We were only there for an overnight stay, but will definitely return for a longer trip.

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Nice resort. The pool was closed but the hot tub was open for use. The showers were spacious and hot. It's a bit of a challenge to get in and out of this resort, but that's not the resort's fault. We'd stay here again.

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