High Point RV Park is a campground in northwest Oklahoma, specifically in Enid. The park offers different accommodations, varying from RV sites with full hookups, fully-furnished weekly rental houses, and unfurnished monthly rental houses. One of the park's most unique aspects is its circular RV formation which takes after a settler tactic to arrange their wagons in a circle for protection while they camped during their westward travels. Enid has several attractions, including Vance Air Force Base, Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, and David Allen Ball Park. There is a legend in Enid that the home of an apartment where John Wilkes Booth lived out his days after President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, according to a conspiracy.
High Point RV Park is located in Enid, Oklahoma, and offers different types of accommodations, such as RV sites, weekly rental houses, and monthly rental houses. High Point RV Park hosts a variety of people, including those traveling for one to two nights and people who are working and need to stay by the week or month. The RV park is also south of a fishing pond with walking trails up the road, as well as near several stores and a city park.
Overnight sights have full hookups, including picnic tables. The weekly rentals are fully furnished houses with couches, kitchens, microwaves, dishwashers, and bathrooms. They can accommodate small groups of people. The monthly rentals are unfurnished, so visitors need to bring their own appliances and equipment if they stay in those.
High Point RV Park is about 70 acres in size and sits in the northern part of town. The park's interior streets are paved with the sites being leveled, and much of the acreage is shaded by 60-year-old trees; most sites are both shrub-lined or tree-lined. Laundry, showers, and wifi are available on-site.
Enid has many attractions in the town; for instance, visitors can see the Enid Symphony or stop by places such as Leonardo's Children's Museum & Adventure Quest or Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center. Guests can also visit the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma or Vance Air Force Base. Another common Enid feature is its John Wilkes Booth conspiracy; a local rumor says that Booth did not die in a barn after assassinating President Abraham Lincoln. Instead, it is suggested that he escaped to Enid and lived there in secret for the rest of his life. An apartment in Enid, where Booth supposedly lived, is open for touring.
High Point RV Park strives to make occupants feel comfortable and safe during their stay. The park implements safety by hiring night security to patrol the park at night. Additionally, good customer service is one of the park's top priorities and hopes that visitors feel they are served well. Fiber-optic cables have also been installed for a more reliable internet connection.
As mentioned earlier, the campground hopes visitors feel that the customer service is satisfactory. One previous occupant said the following in a review: "[I had] the greatest experience here; the folks who run and care for the place are absolutely a blessing for the [park's] residents, and the grounds are manicured to the highest standard." Another visitor said, "Came for one night and stayed for a month. Very pleasant park with lots of trees, birds, and squirrels. The staff was very helpful and friendly."
High Point RV Park operates year-round, and its season peaks during May and June in the spring and September and October in the fall. High Point RV Park sees many repeat guests yearly.
High Point RV Park have had the same ownership since the early 1960s, and it has remained with them to the modern day. The current manager and management team have worked at the park for the past 30 years.
Enid was a part of the Land Rush of 1889, where American settlers ran to stake claims on local plots of land and became a town in one day. The region began with only a land office and post office, but the town "practically started overnight." The railroad passed through Enid a few years after it was established.
2700 N Van Buren St
Enid, Oklahoma 73703
United States
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