The best ranch campgrounds near Hugo, Oklahoma

If you’re after ranch camping near Hugo, you’ve got over 30 options to pick from—think wide-open land, cattle grazing in the distance, and plenty of sky overhead. Average nightly prices hover around $40, but you’ll find campsites dipping as low as $15 if you’re looking to save. Campers here get the basics covered: toilets, pet-friendly policies, and campfires allowed at most sites. Fishing, climbing, and swimming are big draws, with river access and shady creeks a short walk from many camps. Locals point newcomers toward Vrooman Ranch (8 reviews), Nicmic Landing (2 reviews), and Shady Pine (1 review) for their easygoing hosts and quiet atmosphere. You’ll spot more deer than people, and the nights get properly dark. Bring boots—mud’s part of the deal out here.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Hugo

1. JM Stewardship Ranch

22mi from Hugo · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

Picturesque property 25 miles from Paris Texas. A hidden retreat perfect for relaxing and getting away from the hectic realities of life.

2. Shady Pine

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18mi from Hugo · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to our serene lot nestled under a large pine tree, offering water and sewer hookups for your convenience. Here, you'll find the perfect balance: close enough to town to easily access its amenities yet far enough away to enjoy peace and quiet. Situated in a tranquil mobile home park just outside the charming small town of Antlers, you'll be treated to beautiful sunsets and a serene atmosphere. We're conveniently located near lakes, fishing spots, and the picturesque Kiamichi Mountains, providing ample opportunities for outdoor adventures. We would be delighted to welcome you for a few days of relaxation and exploration!

If you’re after ranch camping near Hugo, you’ve got over 30 options to pick from—think wide-open land, cattle grazing in the distance, and plenty of sky overhead. Average nightly prices hover around $40, but you’ll find campsites dipping as low as $15 if you’re looking to save. Campers here get the basics covered: toilets, pet-friendly policies, and campfires allowed at most sites. Fishing, climbing, and swimming are big draws, with river access and shady creeks a short walk from many camps. Locals point newcomers toward Vrooman Ranch (8 reviews), Nicmic Landing (2 reviews), and Shady Pine (1 review) for their easygoing hosts and quiet atmosphere. You’ll spot more deer than people, and the nights get properly dark. Bring boots—mud’s part of the deal out here.