RV Parks In Guthrie, Oklahoma
35.8789° N, 97.4253° W
Quick Overview
Guthrie holds a special place in Oklahoma history as the state's original capital, and today this well-preserved Victorian-era town offers RV travelers a unique camping experience just 30 miles north of Oklahoma City. You'll find several RV parks and campgrounds in the Guthrie area, with some providing free access to travelers. The town's entire downtown district is a National Historic Landmark, filled with red-brick buildings, antique shops, and a thriving arts scene that gives it way more character than your typical small Oklahoma town.
The RV camping options around Guthrie range from full-hookup parks convenient to I-35 to lakeside campgrounds near Guthrie Lake and Liberty Lake. The terrain here is classic north-central Oklahoma -- gently rolling prairie with scattered post oak and blackjack oak woodlands that turn beautiful shades of gold and red in the fall. Cottonwood Creek and the Cimarron River wind through the area, and the lakes provide fishing, kayaking, and a peaceful backdrop for camping.
Guthrie draws a steady stream of visitors throughout the year thanks to events like the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival, the Annual Victorian Christmas Walk, and the 89er Day Celebration. During these festivals, RV parks fill up quickly, but the rest of the year you'll find a calm, welcoming atmosphere with plenty of room. The proximity to Oklahoma City means you can easily day-trip into the metro for attractions, shopping, or supplies while camping in a much more relaxed small-town setting.
The RV park scene in Guthrie benefits from its location right along the I-35 corridor, so northbound and southbound travelers frequently use it as a convenient stopping point. But the town itself rewards those who slow down and spend a little time exploring. The Scottish Rite Masonic Temple is the largest in the world, the Territorial Capital Sports Museum covers early Oklahoma history, and the trolley system runs through the historic district. It's the kind of place where you can park your rig and actually enjoy where you are.
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All Dump Stations Near Guthrie
| Station Name | Distance | Rating | Category | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Love's RV Hookup | 1.9 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Cedar Ridge Mhc | 2.4 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| 2005 Porter St | 2.4 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Cedar Valley RV Park | 4.1 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Pioneer RV Park | 5.8 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Liberty Lake Campground | 5.8 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Midnight Campground Llc. | 10.0 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Scissortail Campground | 17.2 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Abe's RV Park | 20.0 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
| Country Home Estates | 20.1 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Varies |
Love's RV Hookup
1.9 miCedar Ridge Mhc
2.4 mi2005 Porter St
2.4 miCedar Valley RV Park
4.1 miPioneer RV Park
5.8 miLiberty Lake Campground
5.8 miMidnight Campground Llc.
10.0 miScissortail Campground
17.2 miAbe's RV Park
20.0 miCountry Home Estates
20.1 miTraveling to Guthrie by RV
Guthrie is easy to reach from any direction, sitting right at the intersection of I-35 and US-77 in Logan County. From Oklahoma City, take I-35 north for about 30 miles and exit at either Exit 153 or Exit 157 to reach most RV parks and the downtown area. From Tulsa, take the Cimarron Turnpike (Highway 412) west to I-35 south, which puts you in Guthrie in about 90 minutes.
The roads around Guthrie are RV-friendly, and the main commercial areas along Division Street and Highway 77 have adequate lanes for maneuvering larger rigs. Fuel is available at several stations near the I-35 exits, and there's a truck stop that can handle big rigs without trouble. For RV supplies, you'll likely need to make a run into the Edmond or Oklahoma City area, as Guthrie itself is a smaller town with limited specialty shops.
The roads leading to Guthrie Lake are paved but narrower, so take your time if you're towing a large trailer out to the lakeside campgrounds. Liberty Lake is closer to town and easier to access with bigger rigs. Overnight parking options beyond campgrounds are limited in Guthrie proper, so plan to arrive at your campground during daylight hours to get settled in comfortably.
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Dump Station Costs in Guthrie
RV camping costs in Guthrie are quite affordable, reflecting the small-town Oklahoma pricing that budget-conscious travelers appreciate. Of the campgrounds in the area, a portion% are free while a portion% charge a fee. Full-hookup sites at private parks typically range from $25 to $40 per night, with weekly rates that bring the cost down to around $18-$25 per night. Monthly rates at parks offering long-term stays generally run between $350 and $550, making Guthrie one of the more affordable extended-stay options within easy reach of Oklahoma City.
Lakeside camping tends to be on the lower end of the price spectrum, especially for sites with electric-only or no hookups. Dry camping options are the cheapest route, typically under $15 per night when available. During major festival weekends, some parks may charge premium rates or require minimum-night stays, so check policies before booking. Day-to-day expenses in Guthrie are reasonable too -- groceries and fuel are priced at typical small-town Oklahoma rates, and there aren't many tourist traps trying to separate you from your money.
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Best Time to Visit Guthrie by RV
Winter
Nov - Feb
26-52°F
Crowds: Low
Guthrie's Victorian Christmas Walk in December can fill campgrounds, but the rest of winter is quiet with cold nights and occasional ice storms that warrant winterization prep
Spring
Mar - May
45-78°F
Crowds: Medium
Spring camping brings comfortable temperatures and green prairies, though Oklahoma's tornado season peaks in April and May so stay weather-aware and know your shelter plan
Summer
Jun - Aug
70-98°F
Crowds: Medium
Hot and humid summers mean you'll want reliable AC in your rig, but the lakes offer a refreshing escape and campgrounds are typically less crowded than peak festival times
Fall
Sep - Oct
50-82°F
Crowds: High
Fall is the busiest season thanks to the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival in October and ideal camping weather with cool nights and warm days
Explore the Guthrie Area
Camping near Guthrie puts you in a great spot to enjoy both small-town Oklahoma charm and outdoor recreation. The downtown historic district is absolutely worth an afternoon walk -- park your tow vehicle downtown and wander through the antique shops, art galleries, and the Territorial Capital Museum to get a feel for the town's history. The architecture alone is worth the trip, with over 400 buildings from the late 1800s still standing in remarkably good shape.
Fishing at Guthrie Lake and Liberty Lake is decent for bass and catfish, and both lakes are small enough that you don't need a boat to have a productive day from the bank. Bring your own gear because bait shops in the immediate area are limited. For groceries, there's a Walmart in town on Division Street that handles most needs, and propane refills are available at local hardware stores and gas stations.
If you're visiting during one of the major festivals, plan to arrive a day early and expect the town to be busier than usual. The Bluegrass Festival in October draws thousands of visitors, and the Victorian Christmas Walk in December is a local tradition that fills up every campground in the area. For dining, Gage's Steakhouse and the Blue Belle Saloon are popular with locals and visitors alike, and both have that authentic small-town Oklahoma feel.
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Where are the RV parks near Guthrie, Oklahoma?
Guthrie has {{stationCount}} RV parks and campgrounds in the area. You'll find options near the I-35 corridor for convenient access, as well as lakeside campgrounds at Guthrie Lake and Liberty Lake. Most parks offer full hookups and are within a short drive of the historic downtown district and its attractions.
Are there free camping options near Guthrie?
Yes, {{freeCount}} free camping options are available in the Guthrie area. These are generally basic sites without full hookups, suited for self-contained rigs that don't need shore power or water connections. Free spots can fill up during festival weekends, so plan accordingly if you're visiting during major events.
How far is Guthrie from Oklahoma City?
Guthrie is about 30 miles north of Oklahoma City along I-35, making it a roughly 30-minute drive into the metro area. This proximity makes Guthrie an attractive camping base for travelers who want small-town camping prices and atmosphere while still having easy access to Oklahoma City's attractions, restaurants, and RV supply shops.
What events fill up Guthrie campgrounds?
The biggest events that impact campground availability are the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival in October, the Victorian Christmas Walk in December, and 89er Day in April. During these festivals, campgrounds can fill weeks or months in advance and some parks may increase their nightly rates or require multi-night minimum stays.
What can RVers do in Guthrie besides camping?
Guthrie's downtown is a National Historic Landmark with over 400 Victorian-era buildings, antique shops, art galleries, and museums. The Scottish Rite Masonic Temple is a major architectural attraction. Fishing at Guthrie Lake and Liberty Lake is popular for bass and catfish, and the Cimarron River area offers scenic views and wildlife watching opportunities.
Where are the RV parks near Guthrie, Oklahoma?
Guthrie has {{stationCount}} RV parks and campgrounds in the area. You'll find options near the I-35 corridor for convenient access, as well as lakeside campgrounds at Guthrie Lake and Liberty Lake. Most parks offer full hookups and are within a short drive of the historic downtown district and its attractions.
Are there free camping options near Guthrie?
Yes, {{freeCount}} free camping options are available in the Guthrie area. These are generally basic sites without full hookups, suited for self-contained rigs that don't need shore power or water connections. Free spots can fill up during festival weekends, so plan accordingly if you're visiting during major events.
How far is Guthrie from Oklahoma City?
Guthrie is about 30 miles north of Oklahoma City along I-35, making it a roughly 30-minute drive into the metro area. This proximity makes Guthrie an attractive camping base for travelers who want small-town camping prices and atmosphere while still having easy access to Oklahoma City's attractions, restaurants, and RV supply shops.
What events fill up Guthrie campgrounds?
The biggest events that impact campground availability are the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival in October, the Victorian Christmas Walk in December, and 89er Day in April. During these festivals, campgrounds can fill weeks or months in advance and some parks may increase their nightly rates or require multi-night minimum stays.
What can RVers do in Guthrie besides camping?
Guthrie's downtown is a National Historic Landmark with over 400 Victorian-era buildings, antique shops, art galleries, and museums. The Scottish Rite Masonic Temple is a major architectural attraction. Fishing at Guthrie Lake and Liberty Lake is popular for bass and catfish, and the Cimarron River area offers scenic views and wildlife watching opportunities.
Are there free dump stations in Guthrie?
Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near Guthrie.
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RV Park2005 Porter St
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