What a monthly RV site costs near Pryor, OK, and what electric adds
At Lake Hudson RV Park, 17 minutes from MidAmerica Industrial Park, a monthly full hookup site costs $300 to $450 plus electric. Most guests pay about $100 a month for electric, so a typical month lands around $400 to $550 all in.
By Lake Hudson RV Park · Published
Sites from $300 a month
What a monthly RV site really costs, including electric.
Video transcript · 1:47
Looking for a cheap monthly RV site near Pryor? Three hundred dollars a month. Then the electric bill shows up. That's how it goes at a lot of places. The rent sounds fine, and the real number shows up thirty days later. So we'll put every number on the table, out loud, before you move in. Budget sites start at $300 a month. Wooded sites run $350 to $400. Lake view sites are $450. Electric is billed by what you use. Most of our guests pay about $100 a month. Running the air conditioner hard in July pushes that up, and we'll tell you so before it happens. There's a $100 deposit once your stay is approved. And that's the list. Lacy H. stayed with us about a year. This is what she wrote on Google. "Reasonable pricing! No random charges straightforward." Every site comes with full hookups and 30 and 50 amp service. WiFi and phone service are available. The laundry is on site. So is a storm shelter. Want to run the numbers for your own rig? Our website has an electric cost calculator. Slide it to how long you run the AC and it shows your estimate. There's no checkout page that tacks on fees at the end. You call, we tell you the number, and that's the number. A year long stay like Lacy's is easier when nobody gets a surprise on the first of the month. So you know the rent before you move in, and you can estimate the electric before it arrives. Or skip the math and call us at (918) 373-9216. Tell us your rig and your move in date, and we'll give you the total for the site that fits. If we don't have the right site, we'll say so. We're at 322 Dogwood Village Road, between Salina and Locust Grove.
Rent by site type
A $100 deposit is due once your stay is approved.
Why does electric change so much?
Electric is billed by what you use. A camper with the air conditioner off most of the day uses very little, while a 30 foot camper running one AC for 12 hours a day through a July heat wave adds about $65 a month on its own. That’s why most of our guests land near $100, with summer bills running higher.
How do I keep the bill down in summer?
Shade does a lot of the work. Our wooded sites sit under trees that have been growing for more than 30 years, and a camper parked in shade asks less of its air conditioner. Closing blinds on the sunny side and setting the thermostat a few degrees higher while you’re at work both help too.
What about nightly rates?
If you want to see the park before committing to a month, a nightly site is $47. A lot of our monthly guests started that way.
