RV parked at a wooded campsite in the Oklahoma hills at golden hour

Jay, Oklahoma

Your Road Ends Here

Full-hookup RV sites on five wooded acres — just minutes from the Ozark Trail and the Glass Slipper Museum. Pull in. Unpack. Stay as long as you like.

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Tree-lined RV campground path in morning light

About Us

A Quiet Place to Park Your Home

Kelley Cove RV Park sits on five acres of mature oak and pine along US Highway 59, just outside Jay, Oklahoma. We're a small, no-fuss campground built for travelers who want a comfortable home base — not a crowded lot.

Whether you're passing through the Ozarks for a night or settling in for a few weeks, every site comes with full hookups and the kind of peace you won't find at a big-box park. Our neighbors are fellow RVers who value quiet evenings and early mornings on the porch.

We've been welcoming travelers to this corner of the state for years. The Glass Slipper Museum is a five-minute drive. The Arkansas border is twenty minutes south. And the trailheads along the Ozark National Scenic Byway are right out your front door.

5 Wooded Acres

100% Full Hookups

5 min To Downtown Jay

Amenities

Everything You Need,
Nothing You Don't

We keep it simple so you can focus on the road behind you.

Full Hookups

30-amp and 50-amp electrical, water, and sewer at every site. Pull in and plug in — no adapters needed.

Free Wi-Fi

Reliable internet across the park. Check email, stream a show, or join a Zoom call without leaving your rig.

Wooded Sites

Every site is shaded by mature oaks and pines. Natural privacy, cool shade, and the sound of birds instead of engines.

Pet Friendly

Bring the whole family — including the four-legged ones. There's room to walk and open space for your pets to stretch out.

Long-Term Stays

Weekly and monthly rates available. Set up a routine, get to know the area, and treat it like your temporary home.

Easy Highway Access

Directly on US Highway 59 with a wide pull-through entrance. No tight turns, no backing in — just drive right to your site.

The Area

The Heart of the Ozarks at Your Doorstep

Jay sits at the crossroads of some of northeastern Oklahoma's best outdoor and cultural destinations. From glass-blowing museums to mountain trails, there's always something within reach.

Glass Slipper Museum 5 min drive — world-famous collection of glass slippers from fairy tales and film
Ozark National Scenic Byway 10 min drive — 84 miles of rolling hills, waterfalls, and overlooks
Fort Smith National Historic Site 30 min drive — 200 years of American history along the Arkansas River
Broken Bow Lake 90 min drive — Oklahoma's largest lake, perfect for boating and fishing
Downtown Bartlesville 40 min drive — boutique shops, restaurants, and the iconic Philbrook Museum