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Elk City/Clinton KOA Journey

Elk City/Clinton KOA Journey
21167 RT. 66 N
Foss, OK 73647

580-592-4409

August 6, 2021

Black pickup truck and trailer parked next to a grass lawn with a picnic table in front and trees behind.
Elk City/Clinton KOA

I don’t know why KOAs sometimes have two cities in their name when they’re located in an actual third city. The Elk City/Clinton KOA is in Foss, OK. Arrived at around 2:30 PM after a 2.5 hour drive from Amarillo. Although it was a short-ish drive, poor Mister kitty continued to be increasingly agitated about riding in the truck in his carrier. He cried endlessly, until I stopped at a rest area, gave him treats and snuggles and some Rescue Remedy and he finally settled down. I’d tried a Thundershirt on him to see if it would calm him, but it just made him more stressed.

After we arrived and got set up, I took the truck out for gas. Whenever the truck’s navigation directed me to “OK-40”, the truck mistook it for its wake words, “OK Ford,” and it woke itself up. Kept asking me what I wanted but I wasn’t talking to it, it was talking to itself!

A small table with a large cloth checkerboard  and checkers covering its top. It is made of dark wood and had four matching chairs around it. There is another table behind it against a green wall. The floor is wood paneling.
The checkerboard table in the dining area

I ordered a pizza for dinner at the camp store. They had a small dining area, with one table set up for checkers with a cloth checkerboard and large checkers.

A two-lane road through a field of grass, mowed next to the road and tall beyond it. There are trees in the distance and a barely-visible lake at the end of the road.
A walk to the lake

In the afternoon, I went for a walk, meaning to go all the way to nearby Clinton Lake, but it was 95 F and so hot I turned back once the lake was in sight.

It was a really nice campground, with lots of trees and grass, spacious paved sites, and yummy pizza.

Written by Cody Nelson in: camping,Cross-country move |

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