Events
May 27th, 2023
Explore the legacy of Oklahoma grown artists with their rich tradition and Okie styles. Also taste great OKIE cooking with the many food trucks, and other Oklahoma vendors. There will be yard games and many fun activities to keep you busy all day.
Daily Admission
Daily admission passes will help us keep track of available parking in the park, provide resources to maintain the park during busy times, and create a more enjoyable overall experience for our guests.
We look forward to seeing you!
Admission Rates
$10 per vehicle (5 person max, $2 per additional person)
$5 Per Motorcycle
We highly recommend purchasing your admission in advance online - there are no additional fees or costs to you. It just helps us prepare for the week and guarantees your spot in the park!
For questions, comments, or concerns please contact us.
2023 Season Pass
$59 per family (5 person max - one vehicle at a time)
If you come to #RRCAP often, this pass will pay for itself in just 5 visits! We have these available for anyone - not just Hinton residents.
Tent Camping
Tent spots are $25 per night for reserved sites and $20 for primitave sites not numbered
RESERVED TENT SITES ARE LIST BELOW
Canyon Campground
1-9 Tent Camping Sites with picnic bench, charcoal grill, and fire ring. One is handicap accessible.
California Road Campground
5 Tent Camping Sites with picnic bench, charcoal grill, fire ring. One is handicap accessible.
15 Tent Camping Sites without fire ring*
Walnut grove campground
15 Tent Camping Sites without fire ring*
PRIMITAVE TENT SITES ARE SITES WITHOUT FIRE RINGS AND NOT NUMBERED
Camping sites are allowed one (1) tent per site with a max occupancy of four (4) per tent. Children 5 and under do not count towards the max occupancy. Extra tents may be set up for an additional of $15.00/night. Additional people are allowed at an additional charge of $5.00/night Camping sites are allowed up to two (2) vehicles.
The park has modern comfort stations with hot showers located in the Canyon and California Road campgrounds. There is a sanitary waste dump station located in Canyon Campground and at the park office. There are also two older comfort stations without showers open only during summer months.
* = Campsites accompanied by a fire ring enables campers to create a campfire inside the fire ring. All sites are designed for camping but some do not have fire rings. Campfires are prohibited in camping sites without fire rings unless you bring your own above the ground fire pit.
RV Sites
RV Sites - Open Year Round
Canyon Campground - 9 semi-modern (W/E) sites.
Walnut Grove Campground - 9 (W/E) semi- modern sites; 3 modern sites (W/E/S)
California Road Campground - 26 (W/E) semi- modern sites, 5 of which are 50 amp pull- through sites.
The park has new, modern comfort stations with pay hot showers located in the Canyon and California Road campgrounds. There is a sanitary waste dump station located in Canyon Campground and at the park office. There are also two older comfort stations without showers open only during summer months.
RV campsite reservations must be made at least two days in advance of your stay. Full payment by credit card is required when making reservations.
Shelters
Group Picnic Shelters - Open Year Round
There are five picnic shelters located throughout the park. The shelters feature picnic tables, large pedestal cooking grill, water and electric service. Call to reserve your shelter for your next birthday party, family reunion, or other get together. For further questions contact the park office.
***Please note, when you reserve a pavilion you will be paying a park entry fee PER vehicle on top of this reservation. Thank you!***
Please call 911 for fire, ambulance and law enforcement services.
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