The site is behind an electric gate on a one acre level lot with a large gravel area. Located within four miles of Downtown Tulsa within a mile of riverside drive and I-44. We have either 30 or 50 Amp available, so no generators please. Water is available but not at site. Suggested Local Attractions:Reasons to visit Tulsa Oklahoma…… Like the many fireflies that can be found on a summer night in Tulsa the town itself is a wonder to behold. Top of the list of wonders is the Gathering Place, named America’s Best New Attraction in 2019 by USA Today, it is a nearly 100 acre park and is the largest private gift to a community park in US history. Yes, gift, so entry is free! Play grounds, water park, skate park, basketball courts, kayaking, restaurants, gardens, trails, buildings overlooking a pond to hang out and play checkers or use your computer and many live events. Check out the website for all the details www.gatheringplace.org. It is amazing and located along the Arkansas river where you will find many other fun things to explore. The Tulsa Regional Trail System with over 50 miles of paved trails for biking, walking, skateboarding with plenty of places to stop and grab a bite or have a beer. But if pavement is not your style there is a mountain bike trail in Tulsa’s urban wilderness area called Turkey Mountain. Check out the Tulsa Tough www.tulsatough.com bike events which are fun for every level of rider from the elite to the spectator, Cry Baby hill is legendary but best for adult spectators. Of course, all the available trails leads to world class running events like Route 66 Marathon https://route66marathon.com. There is practically a running event every other weekend. Check out the Disc Golf Course at 41st and Riverside, which you will find people playing even on the windiest of days. Along the trail and in town you will find electric scooter and bicycles you can rent. Scattered throughout the area are Perry Maxwell designed golf courses, both public and private, which are among the best courses in the country. The Philbrook Museum of Art within the former 72 room mansion of Tulsa oilman Waite Phillips is a real treat for the art, gardens and food, I believe the second Saturday of each month is open to the public for free but general admission is only $7 and it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.