Greenleaf State Park

Pam: Our full hook up area for sites is in Deer Run. These sites are first come; first served. There are sites with 30 and 50 amp service in that campground. No reservations accepted. Nearby Tenkiller State Park does has a "reserveable" RV campground with full hookups called Fox Squirrel. Their number is 918-489-5641. Reservations accepted.

Can we make reservations for full hook up campsites?

Thank you Stacy, for considering our park for your May visit. We do keep a waiting list at Greenleaf and would be happy to place you on that list for a call should a cancellation opening occur. Our hours are 8 am - 4:30 p.m. daily seven days a week. 918-487-5196.

Stacy, according to the booking website, all of Greenleaf State Park's cabins are booked, but if you'll call the park directly at 918-487-5196 they may be able to assist you by placing you on a waiting list of some sort. Best wishes and thank you for using TravelOK.com!

We are looking for a cabin rental for May 17 and 18th, 2 people, no pets.

Michala, dogs are allowed in all Oklahoma state parks as long as they are kept on a leash no longer than 10 feet and cleaned up after. At Greenleaf State Park, 14 of the 15 cabins are pet-friendly, but there is an additional charge of $10 a night. Have a great trip and thank you for using TravelOK.com!

Are dogs allowed?

Rhonda: Jet ski's are not allowed on Greenleaf Lake. Waverunners, tubing and water skiing are also prohibited. Nearby Tenkiller Lake allows all of these types of water crafts and activities.

Are jet saki's allowed on lake?

Patrick: Please email us at: greenleafcabins@travelok.com with your address and we will be glad to send an information packet to you. Congratulations on your new RV purchase. Deer Run is the campground in the park that has water, sewer and electric at the site. Choices in Deer Run include both 30 and 50 amp service. You may also call us directly at 918-487-5196 to provide information to mail you the park brochure.

can you send more information on this park, just recently purchased an rv, but need full hookups, need to know which sites offer full hookups.

Brandi: Please call us at 918-487-5196 so that we may provide the information you are requesting. We have a brochure that can be mailed and lots of park information to share. Our office is open 7 days a week from 8 am - 4:30 p.m. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Can you send me information a brochure of this park? Needing to know more about the children's program cost? Cost of campsites for travel travels? Group discounts and if there is an area for group to be by each other and if there's are some cabins around or included? Lots of questions sorry.

Cristy - We regret that Greenleaf State Park is unable to provide Wi-Fi access to our guests at this time. This is due to technical issues and we hope to have the matter resolved in the very near future.

Just wondering about wi-fi connectivity. I see facility wi-fi listed and was wondering if that means the capability is just in the office or through-out the park. Thanks, Cristy

This is a beautiful and peaceful park, Rv camping at it finest with nature, Deer and Wild Turkey abound. Deer come right up to you to eat, we always take some corn. We have stayed three times so far.

Porter, Greenleaf State Park has both hiking and biking trails. Read all about them from the link for Greenleaf State Park Trail System, which is located above on the right under 'See Related Listings.' For more information, please contact the state park directly at 918-487-5196. Happy trails and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

Are there biking trails? Is there a map including them? What about hiking trails?

Tammy, a one year celebration at Greenleaf sounds great, congratulations! Click the red Booking Web Site link above and you can make reservations online. Best wishes and thank you for visiting TravelOK.com.

link to greenleaf state park. My absolute favorite Oklahoma park. If you like it....maybe we can rent a cabin in November and do this instead of the Texas deal for our one year celebration.

Debi, great question. Greenleaf Marina is the lease operator for kayak rentals at Greenleaf State Park and you can contact them at 918.487.5857 for more information. Sounds like a thoughtful gift and a fun summer ahead. Thank you for visiting TravelOK.com.

How do you arrange for a kayak rental? I would like to give the rental as a gift.

ive been going to greenleaf since i was born and i go there every year for my birthday i love it there it is my home away from home ive never had any complaints about this wonderful place there is alway something new and exciting to do or try

Junior, please contact the park with the phone number or email address above for more information about camping fees for the disabled. They would be happy to answer your questions and help you plan the best visit possible. Thank you for using TravelOK.com and have a great time at Greenleaf State Park.

how much is deer run camp sites for the disabled

Katie, congratulations on your upcoming wedding! We suggest you contact the park directly using the phone number or e-mail address above to speak with the park staff. Best wishes and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

Do you guys do Weddings at the cabins?? if so what are the prices and details?

Came to the park recently for a long weekend. Campsite had nice view and other campers were friendly. We were not able to rent any canoes or paddleboats due to the weather, although it was beautiful, and the putt putt course was terribly overgrown. Restrooms were fairly clean, but had no ventilation so it was a sauna in there. We ended up leaving early after finding a large taranchula in a bag in our tent. It made us nervous for the campers next to us considering they both had babies with them. Next time we will be staying in one of the beautiful cabins. The camp also had handicap accessible sites if needed. Park Ranger was very friendly.

Caren, please use the booking website link above or call the park directly for reservation information. Have a great time at Greenleaf State Park and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

How far in advance do I need to rent the handicapped cabin ? How many people does it sleep? Thank you!

Janet, please use the booking web site link above or call the park directly for reservation information. Have a great time at Greenleaf State Park and thank you for using TravelOK.com.

How much is it for a cabin for 5-6 people?

Teresa and Family, at Oklahoma State Parks the base rate for a primitive tent or RV camp site is $12.00 per night. For a semi-modern site, which includes electric and water, the rate is $20.00 per night. If you’d like a modern site, which includes electric, sewer and water, the rate is $23.00 per night. Some parks offer premium sites, like those at water’s edge, for an additional $5.00 fee per night. For more park questions, please refer to the State Park FAQs link in the top right corner of this page. Thank you for using TravelOK.com and happy camping at Greenleaf State Park!

How much would it cost if my family and maybe a friend or two did the tent camping and went hiking?

How much is tent camping?

We had a wonderful time with our family!! Nice air conditioned building at the Hoot-Owl pavilion!!

Pack 80 from Owasso loved Greenleaf Lake!! Enjoyed the nature center and the restroom was not that bad.

Been going to the park for 10 years love this park in the spring best time is June n the Deer will come up to your campsite! About three years ago we had a pregnant Deer eating out of our hand was so amazing kids still tell people about it..

Great place. I will go back. Restrooms were spotless when we were there. Must have been remodeled after all of the complainers. It is as nice a park as any in the nation. I have been to many.

Just had a blast in our cabin here at Greenleaf! We stayed for spring break and the kids already want to come back. The cabin was really nice on the inside and the rustic outside made it unique. Had a great time at the nature center! The girls at the front desk were incredible and extremely accomodating, really went out of their way to make us happy! Cant wait for another trip!

Spent 2 nights at the park over spring break and had a great time. My boys loved the mini golf, nature center, and fishing. The bathrooms were in excellent condition. I will certainly be back!

Stayed one night in Cabins 10 and 11 during spring break. They look like Hobbit Houses with their irregular rock chimneys! Very charming. Those poor guys from WPA and CCC lugging all those rocks! However, 73 years later we reap the benefits. Cute, cozy, rustic stone walls, beamed ceilings, wood stove, nice kitchen--can tell it was recently remodeled but still retains original charm. Nice hiking. Weather too cold for other activities. Pets welcome too. The dog had more fun than anyone.

Stayed at the park recently and enjoyed the nature center activities and the wagon ride. Noticed two new modular restrooms being prepared for use. We love staying in Gobbler Ridge campground. Newly remodeled RV sites and the new bathrooms are much appreciated.

I took my family up to Greenleaf for a winter gettaway and it was awesome! The park was gorgeous and the rock cabins were so original and historical. Not to mention cozy! It was great having a cabin with a fireplace to stay warm with! We got to see wild turkeys roaming the park, deer that would walk right up to you and even an elk!! The staff was so accomodating and really made us feel at home. Can't wait to come back for every season!!

Enjoy walking the paved trail and love going to the swinging bridge on the Ankle Express Trail

This is a great place to bring the family. Very nice staff. Look forward to each visit.

We came to Greenleaf for the first time last year and loved it. Camped in our pop up, had the most heavenly evening sitting on a dock in reclining camp chairs looking up at the stars. Bathrooms were just fine. Looking forward to renting a cabin this year. Nice little park.

If you want chrome and animatronics go some place else. If you want real rocks, real trees, real water, real fish, real fires, and real family reunions go to Greenleaf. Our family, over forty strong, have always had a good time. It's great for us old folks to sit in the shade and visit. It's great for the kids with the playgrounds, fishing docks, activities, and real animals. We have enjoyed it in the heat of the summer, the cold of the winter and the glory of fall. We go back every year. However bad the bathrooms are we keep returning.

My family just had there 26th family reunion at this lovely state park. We reserve at least 8 cabins every year and we all look forward to this time with our family from Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Arizona, California, Washington and Oklahoma. One year we had visitors and family from England and they enjoyed the park. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I, also, visit during Spring Break and in the summer. It is a great place for kids. See you next time.

Love this park! We go every year in the fall - and bring our dog! Very pet friendly - lots of trails and walks - everything is always clean, no trash along the trails, cabins are wonderful! We look forward to the serenity each autumn! Also, we have always found the office staff and park staff helpful and polite.

The restrooms are not horrible. America really needs to reverse the direction we are going with the use of language. It is now normal in our culture to speak of things like fully functional bathrooms with hot showers and running water as horrible. So the bathrooms were kind of dirty, but the they were better than a pot-a-potty in my opinion. Not at all horrible.

This place is an absolute gem! The hubs, the dog and I like to tent-camp. We arrived just after dark and found a great spot. I was looking for some wood when the ranger came by. She told me they sold firewood for four bucks a bundle, I said we'd take two. Not only did she BRING the firewood to our site, she brought five bundles so we could have our pick.

I agree with some of the others posters. The restrooms are horrible.

Fell in love with Greenleaf years back when would attend the annual Girl Scout summer camp. The staff were most friendly and helpful, the lodge with a spectacular view. Have taken grandchildren who now love going to Greenleaf. This is one of the most gorgeous camps in OK.

Camp grounds was very clean. Both Bath houses had working and clean showers. It sucked I had to pay to fish off the docks and I had to pay to swim in the pool and that I had to spend 4 days and 3 nights in a hot cabin. I called several times and even went and talked to them to have nothing done. NO SORRY or let us bring another ac in to fix the prob. or adj. the bill. nothing!!!!!

My granddaughters & I had a great time this past week. We plan on going back soon!

the beach needs to be cleaned up ,so you won`t step something

We camped @ Gobbler Ridge Area,there was 42 sites in this area with ONLY ONE SHOWER!!!! We made our reservations 4 months in advance when we got there they didn`t mow out sites we had ten sites.

When you pay to camp you should not have to pay for showering to swim in the pool.. Not only have to pay for pool but have to share with another 100 kids from a Camp that was bused in... Showers and Restrooms are nasty...

The Camping was Horrible. None of our fifty plus group will ever Camp in Oklahoma again because of it.

If I had a problem with a bathroom, I would let the park manager know. Give them a chance to make it right.

Bathrooms suck! Wife and kids are there now and they said someone should call the health department about the restrooms.

I am disappointed also. The fishing was not good but that is expected in 95 degree heat. The lake is rather small and the water temperature was getting too warm for dock and bank fishing. The new boat dock is not fishing friendly as it could be. I stayed at the Cyprus Row camp ground in mid June, 2010. The water from the hydrants was more of a liquid substrate that smelled and tasted like chlorine and looked like rust, it was a light rust tint and the water was usable. The new restroom and shower building in that area will be the new cement bomb shelter type if it is ever opened. I think this type was designed by FEMA or the Corrections Department rather than a park service. From conversations with the workers this project has taken weeks going on months rather than the normal number of days. Other than seasonly poor fishing, questionable water, and lack of restrooms the camp was fine. There was plenty of safe and good things for kids to do and the staff is very pleasant. For these reasons I give Greenleaf State Park conditional recommendations.

The park has been a perennial favorite of mine but I really did not like the new out houses that replaced the flush toliet. The odor from them was noticable and the construction does not match the rest of the park. The new boat dock is more of a swimming dock but was enjoyed as such by many. Greenleaf is still my favorite park but I am dissapointed with these new additions. All other features of the park are outstanding.

This is one of my favorite places to go. The cabins are great. We even stayed here for Valentines day and had a ball but it is even better in the summer. I can't wait to go back and feed the deer again. They ate out of my hand last time! This is a great place for couples or families!

The family will love it, take them here!!!!

This is a great state park. I especially love how kid-friendly it is, even for very young kids. For example, they have a really cool swimming pool that our bigger kids loved. My 2-year-old was more interested in the shaded sand box right next to the pool, but it was easy for me to keep an eye on everyone at the same time. They have a large playground, lots and lots of shade and a great swimming area in the lake. When we were there they even provided life jackets at the lake - again, very convenient. The kids fishing pond was fun, but fishing is also easy to do off the dock near the marina. My son caught his very first little fish there with the assistance of a couple guys working at the marina. They were so nice and helpful to do that for him. It was by far the most exciting thing that happened to him on the whole trip. Very fun to watch. The cabins are great. We saw young deer all over the place. I can't say enough good things. We had a ball. In fact, all the kids cried when we had to leave. This one definitely gets 2 thumbs up from me.

I love Greenleaf State Park. It is a great place to take grandkids. I have 16 grandkids and they love to go camping with Nana and Papa. The fishing pond is so neat for them. Also, my family enjoys the pool and the paddle boats. The last time I visited the park, my family entered a volleyball tournament, we ended up with 2nd place and had so much fun. We plan to visit again this spring.

I used to go there a lot when I was a kid with my family and have absolutely loved it!! I have so many memories from camping there! I am going camping there this summer with my boyfriend, his sister, and her fiance since they haven't gone! I recommend to every one!