Cross Point Map
Southbound I-35 On 6/15/10 the Southbound detour at “our” exit was removed. “Our” exit #29 is reopened. However, upon leaving Cross Point Camp, the Northbound ramp at exit #29 is now closed. To get back on I-35, it will be necessary to follow the detour signs through Ardmore.
Northbound I-35 Currently the construction is in the northbound lanes and should be completed sometime in October. During this construction, OUR exit (#29) will be closed. The detour is: Take Exit 15, Hwy 32; go east on Hwy 32 to Kingston; turn right (south) on Chickasaw; at that point you will be back on track.
From Oklahoma City: Follow I – 35 South and take exit #29 in Ardmore (sign says US70-East to Lake Murray, Madill, and Lake Texoma) to Kingston. Watch for the State Highway sign 32. Turn right; go around the light pole and immediately cross two railroad tracks. You are now on State Highway 32. (see below)
From Northeast/East Oklahoma: take US 69, US 75, and/or US 70 to Durant. Take US 70 West to Kingston. Go straight through the stop-light intersection at Main Street in Kingston and go about three blocks to State Highway 32. You will cross two railroad tracks. You are now on State Highway 32. (see below)
From Southeast/East across Texas: Take US 69, US 75, and/or US 82 to Durant. Get on US 70 West to Kingston. Go straight through the stoplight intersection at Main Street in Kingston. Go about 3 blocks to State Highway 32. You will cross two railroad tracks. You are now on State Highway 32. (see below)
From West/Southwest/South through Texas: Follow I-35 north. Exit at Gainesville and get on US 82 heading east (or continuing on through Gainesville on US 82 if coming from the west). Take US 82 headed east to where US 377 goes north at Whitesboro. Take US 377 north to OK State Highway 32 intersection and turn right (east). Entering Kingston, the first building on your right is the Red River Valley REA building. In about 3 to 4 blocks, on the left, is a large blue and white Cross Point Camp Sign. Turn right on Donahoo Street. (If you cross the railroad tracks, you have gone too far.) Stay on the blacktop about 5 miles to camp.