Lake Thunderbird

Lake Thunderbird, situated in central Oklahoma, hosts tens of thousands of visitors each year. The state has established Lake Thunderbird State Park on the shores of the lake which is framed by rolling, oak-covered hills and sandy shores with some 86 miles of shoreline. Fishing is excellent with largemouth bass, catfish and walleye being the most sought after species. A large public hunting area offers such game as duck, goose, rabbit, deer, squirrel and quail. Activities include fishing, hunting, boating, sailing, sailboarding, picnic areas, jogging, walking, bicycling and many others. For ...

Lake Thunderbird, situated in central Oklahoma, hosts tens of thousands of visitors each year. The state has established Lake Thunderbird State Park on the shores of the lake which is framed by rolling, oak-covered hills and sandy shores with some 86 miles of shoreline. Fishing is excellent with largemouth bass, catfish and walleye being the most sought after species. A large public hunting area offers such game as duck, goose, rabbit, deer, squirrel and quail. Activities include fishing, hunting, boating, sailing, sailboarding, picnic areas, jogging, walking, bicycling and many others. For overnight accommodations and additional recreational activities, see Lake Thunderbird State Park.

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***NOTICE*** (June 02, 2013)  Lake elevation is currently one foot (1') four inches (4") above normal conservation pool.  All boat ramps (*except North Sentinel) are open; however, caution should be used when launching and loading watercraft. *The North Sentinel campground remains closed indefinitely.