Black Kettle Recreation Area

Hwy 47 A
Cheyenne, OK 73628
Phone: 580-497-2143
Fax: 580-497-2379
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Forest Service recreation area with camping and picnic areas, boat ramp, lake, fishing, hiking trails, tent camping, interpretive trails, boating (no wake) and nature viewing. Paved interior roads, water and restrooms on site. No fee, no reservations. No RV hookups available.

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  • Facility Amenities: ADA Compliant

  • On-site Activities: Fishing, Hiking

Day

Open

Close

Sunday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Monday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Tuesday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Wednesday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Thursday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Friday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Saturday

6:00 am

10:00 pm

Open year round for day use.

Take exit 22 off of I-40, travel N for 35 miles on Hwy 283. Located off Hwy 283, 10 miles N of Cheyenne.

Primary Contact:

Mary Lane




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