Scissortail Campground

Our family loves Scissortail Campground! There are a number of "good" campsites. The staff is always friendly and helpful. We always see deer here and other various wildlife

Nice campground on the lake. Sites are primitive, with electric or full hookups. 3 different campgrounds on this lake to meet your needs. When rainy/wet, pick a site higher up on the hill. Great beach, boat launch and park just down the road.

Secure and paid camping site with spigots, and more RV facilities and water activities. Seems popular with campers so booking ahead of time may help esp during the summer. Just out of Edmond, easy to reach, near town if you need supplies. Great for families and those seeking tranquility within Edmond.

We decided to do a spontaneous camping trip and didn't want to go to far, we called a reserved a spot and mentioned we had kids so the manager put us right next to the playground and a short walk to the lake and bathrooms. We had some trouble with our tent and I believe it was the manager and her husband helped us get set up. Bathrooms were clean and the campground was very nice! Glad to have electricity at the site also! Staff was very friendly and helpful!

Great campground with no sewer but only electric hook up at campsite but not enough water hook up had to string 100+ ft hose and add splitters but area clean and we'll kept with friendly staff. It has a small swimming area, Pavillion, bath house and playground. Very close to shopping and fast food.

Very nice little spot. They let you drive the park and pick your site. Beautiful sunrises in the am. We saw two large groups of deer, each one had 7 or 8 deer. They wandered all afternoon and morning through the grounds, they seem to be fairly comfortable around people - they got very close to us, but kept their distance. Amazing to watch them so up close. Very quiet at night. The bathrooms could be a little better kept, but they also have signs all over saying it may not be kept open after Oct 31st. So they may have limited staff after the summer. All in all a very nice little retreat for the night. Close to lots of nice little independent restaurants.

A great place to camp with an RV. Back in and pull through spots. Electric hookup at each spot (20,30&50amp at our spot) but no water or sewer at the spots. There is a dump station near the entrance and water spigots are scattered around the park ( bring a REALLY long water hose if you plan on being hooked up to water) we just pulled up and refilled our tank when needed. Some spots are connected to the lake ( your own private beach at #426) all spots have a cement picnic table, grill and smaller cement "prep table". Call ahead to reserve a spot or scout your ideal one upon arrival and reserve it at the welcome board. Camp host on site. We did have a vagrant try to camp in the woods near our spot but the camp host delt with the situation in a timely and professional manner. There also seems to be a disconnect regarding who is responsible for picking up the trash that can be seen around the park ( a shame, this place would be outstanding with a little more care) Still worth a visit! The price is $30/day.