The town of Guymon, Oklahoma offers a unique RV park in a unique setting, as well as lots to see and do nearby. Located in the heart of Oklahoma’s Panhandle in the northwest corner of the state is Corral Drive-In RV Park.
Corral Drive-In RV Park. Photo by Eric Lammes (RV LIFE Campgrounds)
This pet-friendly RV park features pull-throughs and back-ins with full hookups as well as a true drive-in theater. Other amenities include laundry and shower facilities and free wireless Internet throughout the park. If you have any mechanical issues with your rig, Eric will gladly take care of you!
Photo via RV LIFE Campgrounds
A few minutes up the street is Sunset Hills Golf Course. Claiming to have more golfing days than Arizona, officials at Sunset Hills Golf Club are proud that this premier 18-hole track is one of the Sooner State’s best municipal courses.
The par 71 measures 6,236 yards from the tips and is open year-round. Spread out over 160 acres, Sunset Hills’ well-manicured greens and fairways blend nicely in and around Sunset Lake. Adjacent to the lake are walking trails and a 300-acre game reserve where visitors can view bison, elk, and Longhorn cattle. In addition to a well-manicured golf course, Sunset Hills Golf Club also offers a well-stocked pro shop, chipping and putting practice areas, and the ever-popular Bar & Grill.
The Oklahoma Panhandle was formerly known as “No Man’s Land.” The No Man’s Land Museum, about ten minutes from Corral Drive-In RV Park, maintains a comprehensive and interesting look at how the area got this designation.
For more information on the Guymon area, visit the city website at https://www.guymonok.org/475/Visit-Guymon. You can also learn more about Corral Drive-In RV Park on CampgroundReviews.com.
Rick Stedman is an avid golfer, RVer, and writer who lives in Olympia, Washington. Rick writes a golf column, “The RV Golfer,” which is published every month in rvlife.com. He can be reached at rstedman@gmail.com.
Sadly, Corral Drive-In RV Park is not doing outdoor movies. Their projector broke and the cheapest replacement was $20,000. It’s still a good RV Park but no movies.