Cimarron Campground | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 12 days ago
- GPS:
- 37.13548, -101.82491
- Altitude:
- 1025.6 masl
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
edlynnonline
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- Yes
- Toilets:
- Pit Toilets
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- No
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Description
12 campsites in pleasant remote area in Cimarron National Grassland with grass driveways, picnic tables, fire pit grills and outhouses. $7 per night, half price with National Park pass. Lots of wasps, gnats, and crickets in October.
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Others' descriptions are spot on. $7 a night. Very quiet, with some walking/hiking and gravel biking opportunities. Great place to stop if your travels find you in this area in the afternoon.
Report Check-InVery quiet. Nice open spaces with some trees. $7 a night seems cheap. Running water from faucets, with hose threads. No TP in picnic portoilet.
Report Check-InGot good Verizon. Quiet spot but the flys were brutal. Good trails to stretch your legs and fishing ponds are well stocked.
Report Check-InExcellent Verizon service though the entire grasslands. Great fishing spots. Miles of off roading trails for any OHV. Point of rocks is a must see if your anywhere in the area.
Report Check-InCampground looks smallish. It was empty. I turned right before the pay board towards picnic area? Then a left on the road before picnic places. Dirt road with some sand traps, especially the “river” a dry sand bed. I stopped before river and camped there. More places further up the road, maybe with 4x4? Sand is the issue here.
Flys are relentless until sunset. Then on the wind I caught the familiar stockyard odor, which explained the flys…
Quiet, dry, and great cell coverage if you walk to the ridge. Owls and coyotes in the evening to be heard. I’d read wild camping is permitted in the grasslands.
This is a pretty spot, if you can get past the fire ant colonies & needle sharp burrs on the ground. We are at campsite 11 & maybe this is the only one this bad but we're not gonna walk around to find out. Had to bring our dogs inside the camper. Their pads were full of burrs & they couldn't walk. There is a cool breeze here, comfortable even in the 90s. If you have dogs, use caution. Very dry & arid here. No rain for weeks & it shows.
Report Check-InNice little fishing lakes, fire rings, picnic tables., clean toilets, water in season, 7$ a night half that w Natl park pass. .
Report Check-Ineasy access campground: front wheel drive with tear drop. stayed one night and only one other rig was there. quiet cute grassland. very relaxed. 7$ a night drop box.
Report Check-In12 campsites in pleasant remote area in Cimarron National Grassland with grass driveways, picnic tables, fire pit grills and outhouses. $7 per night, half price with National Park pass. Lots of wasps, gnats, and crickets in October.
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