Braggs, Oklahoma · 56-Acre Farm (near Tulsa/Muskogee/Fort Smith)
Peacock Pines Homestead and RV Campground
Bring your RV, camper, or home on wheels. Put down a few roots, grow something, build something, and live a little closer to the land without giving up the freedom to move on when you're ready.
A little homestead life, wherever the road takes you next.
602.748.7480Six Sites, Each With a Little Personality.
Our six private RV sites are tucked among the pines, with level gravel pads, 20/30/50 electric, private well water and sewer access, and plenty of room to settle in. Each site is approximately 18x150 feet, RV's can pull head-in or back in, whichever works best for your setup.
The Grove
A roomy clearing framed by pines.
The Grove feels like a little clearing carved into the trees, with an open view across the site and tall pines framing the edges. Its garden nook and trellis give it a bit of character without making the space feel fussy. It's an easy, relaxed spot that feels settled into Peacock Pines rather than dropped into the middle of it. This site is shorter than the rest, so better for a smaller rig.
The Hollow
A tucked-in lane beneath tall pines.
The Hollow sits along a narrow run of tall pines that gives the site a naturally sheltered feel. The gravel pad stretches back into the trees, with the trunks creating a simple, woodsy frame around the space. It feels quiet, settled, and nicely tucked into the landscape.
The Nest
A little nest beneath the pines.
The Nest sits comfortably among a stand of tall pines, with the site slipping into the trees like it belongs there. The gravel pad is framed by trunks and filtered light, giving the whole space a cozy, woodsy feel without trying too hard. It's the kind of spot that practically invites you to park, exhale, and stay awhile.
The Perch
A front-row seat to the pines.
The Perch runs beneath a tall pine canopy, with a long, open approach that gives the site an easy, welcoming feel. Sunlight threads through the trees and shifts across the ground throughout the day. It's a simple little place to pull in, settle down, and let the woods provide the scenery.
The Plume
A shady little pocket with room to breathe.
The Plume sits beneath a loose canopy of pines, with patches of sun wandering through the trees instead of taking over the whole site. The setting feels light and breezy, with enough open ground to settle in comfortably while still keeping that wooded Peacock Pines feel. It has an easy little rhythm to it, part shade, part sunshine, all pine-country charm.
The Roost
A sunny little landing among the pines.
The Roost has an easy, settled feel, with a nice stretch of open space framed by tall trees and dappled shade. It feels like a good place to park, exhale, and let the day slow down a notch. There is a bit of cozy tucked-away charm here, but still plenty of room to spread out and enjoy your stay. True to its name, The Roost feels like a comfortable perch in the middle of Peacock Pines.
Special Space
Hickman Hideaway (rustic tent site)
Where the woods finally give way to the river.
Voted "Best of Oklahoma -2026" by Hipcamp. Hickman Hideaway is a rustic little tent spot tucked right along the Arkansas River, with open water in front of you and trees at your back. It is the kind of place made for camp chairs, bare feet, lazy mornings, and watching the river do whatever the river feels like doing. Nothing fancy, just a peaceful patch of ground with a very good view.
Special Space
The Patagonia
The gathering spot at the heart of Peacock Pines.
The Patagonia is our shared outdoor hangout, built for slow mornings, long conversations, and evenings around the fire. The cedar pergola gives the space a little shelter and shade, with seating, string lights, and the big fire ring just outside. It is relaxed, a little rustic, and meant to be used, whether you are having coffee, reading, chatting with neighbors, or just sitting still for a while.
Special Space
RV Long Term Storage
Secure on-property storage for your rig.
Need a place to keep your RV between visits or during the off-season? Peacock Pines offers long-term RV storage on the property. Contact us for availability and details.
Special Space
Coming Soon...
Something new is in the works.
We are always adding to Peacock Pines. Stay tuned for what is coming next.
A Christmas tree farm turned homestead on the Arkansas River.
Come stay a little closer to nature. Peacock Pines has six private RV sites tucked into a working homestead along the Arkansas River, with tall pines, fiber internet, wandering animals, and room to settle in without feeling boxed in.
A Little Homestead of Your Own
For longer-term residents, Peacock Pines can be more than a place to park an RV. There is room to make your little corner feel like home, whether that means a few garden boxes, herbs by the door, outdoor seating, or other small touches that fit into life on the property. With approval, there may even be room for things like a small personal chicken setup. Think of it as a little bit of mobile homesteading, with space to experiment, grow something, and make the place your own.
Meet the Farm "Flerd"
56 acres of working farm. You're not just camping — you're living on it.
Emus
Do-Duo(Emumu) and Comrade Vladamira
Equal parts curious, nosy, and convinced every conversation might involve him. Do-Duo tends to keep tabs on whatever is happening nearby and has very strong opinions about personal space, especially yours.
Peacocks
The namesakes of Peacock Pines, and absolutely aware of it. They wander the property looking decorative, dramatic, and occasionally offended by absolutely nothing.
Chickens, Ducks, Geese & Guineas
A noisy little committee with no shortage of commentary. They bustle around, argue amongst themselves, investigate anything interesting, and generally keep the farm soundtrack running all day.
Goats
Curious, social, and always one bad idea away from an adventure. The goats are usually somewhere nearby, checking fences, checking visitors, and checking whether anything within reach is technically edible.
Around Peacock Pines
A few glimpses of life around the homestead.
What's Here
Life right here at Peacock Pines.
Arkansas River Access
The river is part of the property, not a distant attraction. Wander down to the shoreline to fish, sit awhile, or just watch the water go by.
Fiber Internet
Fast fiber internet is included, so working remotely, streaming, and staying connected does not require giving up the quiet life.
The Patagonia
Our shared outdoor gathering space has a cedar pergola, plenty of seating, and a big fire ring nearby. Come down for coffee, an evening by the fire, or simply somewhere different to sit for a while.
Working Homestead
Peacock Pines is an active homestead, and everyday farm life happens all around you. Expect wandering animals, the occasional chorus of birds, and a little bit of organized chaos mixed into the scenery.
Full Hookups
Each RV site is set up with full hookups so you can settle in comfortably without giving up the practical stuff.
What's Nearby
The basics, the fun stuff, and a little civilization when you need it.
Braggs
About 5 to 10 minutes away
Our closest little stop for fuel, a few basics, and a trip to the local malt shop when burgers, fries, or something cold sound better than cooking. Close enough for a quick run without turning it into an expedition.
Greenleaf State Park
About 5 to 10 minutes away
Greenleaf is practically in the neighborhood, with hiking, fishing, paddling, swimming, and plenty of room to spend an afternoon outside. It is an easy option when you want a change of scenery without going far.
Camp Gruber ORV Area
About 10 to 15 minutes away
Bring the off-road toys. Camp Gruber offers hundreds of acres of riding terrain along with hiking and other outdoor recreation, making it one of the more interesting playgrounds close to Peacock Pines.
Gore
About 15 to 20 minutes away
Gore handles most of the everyday stuff. You will find groceries at Harps, hardware, laundry, dollar stores, and a handful of small restaurants, so longer stays do not mean driving all the way into a larger town every time you need something.
Lake Tenkiller
About 25 to 35 minutes away
Lake Tenkiller is close enough for an easy day trip, with boating, fishing, swimming, and plenty of shoreline to explore. Drive time varies depending on which part of the lake you are headed toward.
Muskogee
About 35 to 40 minutes away
When you need more options, Muskogee has the bigger grocery stores, shopping, restaurants, pharmacies, medical care, auto parts, home improvement stores, and most of the other things that eventually require a trip into town.
Long-Term RV Stays at Peacock Pines
Your home base for a month, a season, or longer.
Whether you're staying in your own RV or keeping it here while offering it through RVshare, Peacock Pines gives you a quiet place to settle in without the feel of a crowded RV park. With only six sites, high-speed internet, Arkansas River access, and the everyday scenery of our working homestead, you can put down roots for a while and still have the flexibility to come and go.
Staying in Your RV?
Make Peacock Pines your home base for an extended stay. Our small campground offers space, privacy, reliable internet, and the slower pace of country life just outside Braggs. Monthly and seasonal stays are available.
Renting Your RV on RVshare?
Peacock Pines can also serve as the home base for an RV you list and rent through RVshare. Your renters can stay in the RV at its Peacock Pines site while you manage your rental directly through RVshare. You remain responsible for your RV and rental operation, including your listing, renters, cleaning, maintenance, turnovers, and anything else associated with the rental. Peacock Pines provides the campsite and campground amenities.
- Only 6 sites
- High-speed internet
- Arkansas River access
- Working homestead setting
- Monthly & seasonal options
Interested in a Long-Term Site?
Contact us to talk about availability and rates.
Contact Us About Long-Term Stays