Duncan Lake

580-255-9538

E of city

Duncan, OK 73533

Services include an enclosed floating fishing dock, 44 plug-ins, pavilion, disc golf course, boat ramp, hiking, equestrian trails, and sanitary dump s

Schooler Lake

918-297-0153

N of Sawyer

Sawyer, OK 74578

Schooler Lake, located in southeast Oklahoma near Hugo Lake, is a 36-acre lake perfect for fishing and general water recreation.  Enjoy hiking

Buffalo Creek Guest Ranch

877-527-4207, 918-684-8642

6832 SE 235th Rd

Talihina, OK 74571

Nestled in the mountains of beautiful southeastern Oklahoma, Buffalo Creek Guest Ranch offers a unique blend of a lodge-type, outdoorsman adventure

Clayton Lake State Park

918-569-7981

Hwy 271

Clayton, OK 74536

Clayton Lake State Park, located in southeastern Oklahoma's Kiamichi Mountains, features 500 acres of lodging, fishing, boating, hiking and more. W

Okemah Lake

918-623-1539

Rt 4, Box 259B

Okemah, OK

Lake provides a public park with fishing, swimming, boating, and camping with 18 RV sites with full hookups and several primitive sites. Facilities in

Shawnee Twin Lakes

405-878-1529

Lake Rd

Shawnee, OK 74801

Enjoy the serene waters of Shawnee Twin Lakes, two municipally-owned lakes operated by the city of Shawnee.  Come to Shawnee Twin Lakes to enj

Mountain Lake

580-561-6145

8027 Woodford Rd

Springer, OK

This lake has boat ramps, docks, picnic areas, outdoor grills, group facilities, restrooms and electric hookups for RVs. Enjoy fishing, camping and bo

Lake Elk City

800-280-0207, 580-225-3230

3 miles S of Elk City

Elk City, OK 73644

This 250 acre lake is regularly stocked with fish and has a 750 acre park with boating, fishing, beach area for swimming, campgrounds with free RV hoo

Hulah Lake

918-532-4334

Hwy 10 W

Copan, OK 74022

Hulah Lake impounds the waters of the Caney River in northeastern Osage County. The lake derives its name from the Osage Indian word "Hulah," meaning

Waurika Lake

580-963-2111

Off Hwy 5

Waurika, OK 73573

Waurika Lake is located on Beaver Creek, a tributary of the Red River. The site is on the old Chisholm Trail, among the most famous of cattle trail