Clearview RV Park

I skirt RVs and travel trailers. I was contracted to install a skirt package on a fifth wheel in Enid, OK. Since I travel all over the United States and go to the job I have a economical vehicle with a small trailer. My setup includes a 10 x 20 tent to protect my sewing machine area.nUpon my arrival I learned that there is not a RV park in Enid that would allow me to setup my work station, under no circumstances for any reason. I then started searching outside of Enid and a short 13 miles out found Clearview RV Park. By now it's about 1 am and called Clearview but had to leave a message. We were tired and out of options so we went there anyways and found a remote little area away from the other guests and slept in the car.nLater that morning when we got around I called the owner back after missing his callback. Our phone conversation was very welcoming, then he drove over to where we parked and not only welcomed us but went above and beyond to accommodate the best spot for me to setup with electricity, water and access to showers and restroom.nVery super cool people that own and operate Clearview RV Park. So very happy we had the chance to meet them and our stay was perfect and trouble free.nSpacious area along with outside pavilion, equipped with a building next to it with, kitchen, restrooms and dining area. In addition to this there is a really neat chapel available for use. Then outside in the surrounding area a nice large fire pit with a huge tepee and Chuck wagon for use.nI really enjoyed our stay while there. Comfortable, lots of hospitality and problem free.nnRichard FieldsnOn-Site RV Skirts

The person who I spoke with is very nice. they work with you to make sure your stay is the best. We will be staying here more when we get the chance. Husband here for work and they are the only ones that had no issues with him staying in his truck till are camper arrives. Out of all the places I have called he was not rude.

Awesome place!! Asa is the best host!

Very friendly owners! About 30 minutes from Gloss Mountain State Park. My partner and I stayed there in our SUV (no rv) and pulled in around 8:30 PM. I called them using the number on google, and they came out to greet us quickly. They gave us a piece of paper with the Wi-FI password and bathroom code, and showed us where the big central fire pit was. They had chopped some small trees down and invited us to build a fire if we wanted. They had a teepee and a covered wagon (sleeping 8) available to stay in too. It's a small park kinda in the middle of nowhere (enjoyed hearing the wildlife at night!) and they had all the basics! At $14/night (we didn't have any water/hookups, so maybe our price was different than for an RV) I thought it was totally reasonable!

Great RV park! Very quiet and clean. It was a little far from the city of Enid, but we enjoyed the country setting and neat surroundings. If you’re looking for a quiet, peaceful setting, this is it!