Grand Lake Area

Serpentine Grand Lake is located on the Grand (Neosho) River in northeastern Oklahoma offering 46,500 surface acres and 1,300 miles of shoreline. Exceptional recreational facilities are available at five state parks around the scenic shoreline. With a reputation for great fishing and the proximity to the 13,000-acre Spavinaw Hills Game Management Area, this is an outdoorsman's paradise. Several charming communities are located around the lake offering accommodations, dining and many family activities.

 
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campgrounds 31 listings
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state parks 7 listings
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Grand Lake Area Articles
     

    Oklahoma’s Big Three

    Eufaula, Grand and Texoma are the state’s largest lakes – and among its biggest outdoor attractions – but water isn’t the only reason they’re so popular with visitors. read more
     

    Grand Lake Getaway with the Girls

    For resort-style vacationing on some of the bluest water around, you can't beat a Chick Trip at Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. read more




       
      A parasailing adventure at Sail Grand Waterfront will make your vacation at Grand Lake in northeast Oklahoma unforgettable. All ages can go parasailing, making it a fantastic adventure for the whole family. View all Photos
      For decades, the traditional first stop on a Grand Lake vacation has been at the Grand Lake Sports Center in Grove. Here you'll find everything from water toys and bathing suits to fishing tackle and live bait. Run by a third-generation owner, the store has become an unofficial Grand Lake museum as well.
      For decades, the traditional first stop on a Grand Lake vacation has been at the Grand Lake Sports Center in Grove. Here you'll find everything from water toys and bathing suits to fishing tackle and live bait. Run by a third-generation owner, the store has become an unofficial Grand Lake museum as well.
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