Territory Route 66

Description

We own/operate a recently opened small RV Park and Campground(July 2019). This was my homeplace when I was growing up!

Now it is our Territory Route 66 Phase II in our development to benefit our community.

If you're traveling Route 66, "we're on your way!"
If you're looking for a destination, we can be that for you, also!

It isn't perfectly manicured yet, it IS the country so there is abundant beauty and peacefulness!
Gorgeous sunsets and sunrises, golden fields of grain, beautiful and rich soil, bright puffy clouds and clouds of all sorts, big blue skies, fresh air, wildlife and friendly people!

💥💥💥Get your propane filled before you arrive at either:

Last known source from the East: El Reno, Oklahoma Tractor Supply at Country Club Road exit or at Carnott’s on Route 66

Last known source from the West: Weatherford, Oklahoma, check for suppliers.💥💥💥

💥The Love’s Travel Stop at exit 101 near us doesn’t have a person to fill the tanks at all times.💥

Access Road Conditions

50 miles west of Oklahoma City, Easy on/off from I-40 and directly ON Oklahoma Route 66.

If traveling Route 66 FROM THE EAST we are just a few miles west of the Pony Bridge.
FROM THE WEST we are about 9 miles from Hydro, Oklahoma.(Lucille’s original site).

We have more than one slip so if you have a convoy please ask how many slips are available if more than one slip is needed!

Our Park consists of a central Gravel road with one way travel for safety and ease of use with a slight incline to the exit back onto Route 66. Our slips are on flat ground

Generous slips at 30 degree angle to center road for ease of backing into.

We live in the country so without the light pollution of town/city it is very dark!

Our lighting is purposefully subdued but we are glad to meet you upon arrival to assist with parking, hookups, etc.

Best if you can arrive during the day but we are glad to assist you with your arrival and needs!

We’d appreciate an initial ETA then a courtesy call to our 405-542-6566 (OK66) with a ONE HOUR ETA also. We have other properties we maintain so need a good idea of when to be available to our guests arriving.

Tow Vehicle Parking Details

alongside or in front of your RV in the generous sized slip. Please park on the gravel only!

On Jan. 26 2020 we’ll be at the Route 66 Association meeting between the hours of 11 am and 7 pm but the Park is open.

Slips 4 & 5 are first available,
held for our Boondockers Welcome guests
who make reservations, if still available at your ETA
so just park and we’ll be there
within 10 minutes
if you’ve given us your ETA at the one hour away mark!

Bridgeport, OK, United States of America

Suggested Local Attractions

Route 66 !
Fort Reno in El Reno, Oklahoma.
Bridgeport Hill.
Bridgeport United Methodist Church, built in 1907 and still holding church services on Sundays at 0915.
The Bridgeport Post Office building, though in disrepair.
The remaining columns of the Key Bridge which was the South Canadian River Crossing of the Original Route 66 Alignment.
The William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray Bridge also known as the Pony Bridge called such due to the style of trusses used in its construction.
Ghost Town of Bridgeport(listed in the Ghost Towns of Oklahoma book) though still inhabited.
Nearby, Lucille's Filling Station near Hydro, Oklahoma and the Lucille's Restaurant newly established in memory of the original Lucille.
Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park.
1.5 hours from the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge near Lawton, Oklahoma where you will see buffalo, elk and all sorts of wildlife.
1 hour from Fort Cobb Lake.
1 hour from Oklahoma City, the Murrah Building Memorial and many other landmarks including the Bricktown area with the Water Canal, boat rides and other attractions.