Full hookups, a storm shelter and room to spread out
Every site at Lake Hudson RV Park in Salina is a full hookup site with 30 and 50 amp service. We have a storm shelter on the property, laundry and WiFi on site, and management lives at the park.
Storm shelter on the property
Where our guests go when the sirens start: a storm shelter right on the property.
Video transcript · 1:46
Living full time in your RV in Oklahoma? The sirens go off at two in the morning. Where do you go? If you live in an RV in Mayes County, that's not a trivia question. Storm season here doesn't always give much warning. A camper isn't where you want to ride out a bad night. And driving across town in a warning isn't much better. So we built our park around a storm shelter. It sits right on the property, a short walk from your site. You know where it is the day you move in. When the sky turns green, the plan is already made. Management lives on site too. If a limb comes down or the power flickers, somebody is close by. The rest of the year, it's just a quiet park by the lake. Shade trees more than 30 years old. Sites about 35 feet wide. Full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service. Tre N. wrote that the park was "clean, quiet, and well maintained," with "a relaxing atmosphere by the lake." We're 4.7 stars from 57 Google reviews, and the storm shelter is one of the things we're proudest of. Monthly sites run $300 to $450 plus electric. Spring storms get the headlines here. Winter ice can bring trouble too. Either way, you shouldn't have to figure out a plan in the dark. So you get a quiet park on a normal night, and a plan already made on the bad ones. When you call, we'll ask for your rig length and your move in date. Then we'll tell you which sites fit and what your first month costs. If we don't have the right site, we'll say so. Call (918) 373-9216 and ask about open sites. We'll walk you to the storm shelter when you get here. We're at 322 Dogwood Village Road, between Salina and Locust Grove.
What comes with every site?
Full hookups
30 and 50 amp
Storm shelter
Laundry
WiFi
Management on site
Where do I go when the sirens start?
Storm season in Mayes County doesn’t always give much warning. Our storm shelter sits right on the property, so you never have to wonder where to go, and management lives on site in case you need a hand.
What don’t you have?
We don’t have public restrooms or showers right now. Every site has its own full hookups, so guests use the bathroom in their RV.
