Tenkiller State Park

Spent spring break at one of the lakeside cabins and had a great time. The cabin was clean and very cozy. Sheets and bath towels reminded me of home. View was beautiful and State Park staff were very nice, helpful and funny. Will stay there again.

Reservations are currently down due to loss of our server. Please contact the cabin office at 918-489-5641, leaving us your name and number. We will contact you as soon as possible and get your reservation made. Sorry for any delay in your Lake Vacation plans.

Taru, please contact the state park staff at 918-489-5641, and they may be able to answer your question. Best wishes and thank you for using TravelOK.com!

ATT HotSpot or Verizon aircard, do they work at the Tenkiller State Park Cabins?

Update to our Wi-Fi situation. Due to state regulations, Wi-Fi is no longer at the cabin office, however, it is available at the Driftwood Nature Center. Park in front or 'sit on the porch' with us.

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

Karen, your best bet would be to contact Tenkiller State Park directly to check on cabin rates and availability. You can reach them by calling 918-489-5641. Pontoon boat rental is available through Pine Cove Marina and, according to their website, begins at $125 plus fuel and oil for two hours. For more information, you can contact the marina by calling 918-489-5735. Best wishes and thank you for using TravelOK.com!

Our family plans to be at Lake Tenkiller July 4-7th. We are interested in a 1-bed, 2-bed, and 3-bed cabins as close to Cookson Bend as possible. What do you have and what is the cost per cabin. Also what is the fee for a pontoon rental? We are interested in the State Park accommodations.

J Rich, please use the contact information above to get in touch with the state park staff directly and they will be able to assist you. Best wishes and thank you for using TravelOK.com!

Do you have a club room that could be used for a RV club of 13-15 rigs. If so, what would be the cost. We are all retirees. No children. Non smoking, etc.

Steve, to check on cabin availability please call 918-489-5641 or click the green 'Book Now' button above. Best wishes and thank you for using TravelOK.com!

Do you have any Cabins available for Oct. 18-19-20?

Last fall we bought a run down cabin with little more going for it than a great view. Even in the midst of a ton of work we could hardly wait to get there. As the lake comes into view, the pressures of the week just float away.

We took our niece & 3 nephews for Spring Break, the kids had a blast climbing around on the rocks & hiking. The cabins with the older rustic insides were clean & very cozy. Even though it rained, it was great to raise the windows & smell the clean air & hear the rain drip off the roof. We'll be back in the future.

My friends and I are heading to Tenkiller to camp and fish next weekend. I am eagerly looking forward to being there!

Hello, Good Folks! For years we came to camp & stay in the cabins & hang-out in our RV. Guess what? We always loved it so much, we retired from OKC in 2010 and now we live here! Not very far from the Tenkiller State Park, where we enjoy hiking, bird-watching, walking our dogs, and visiting the Nature Center. The Fourth of July fireworks are AMAZING! We love them almost as much as the Bald Eagles and the Loons in the winter. In spite of funding cut-backs which all state parks have experienced, if you visit this year, you will see improvements to the very comfortable cabins and grounds being finished up for the 2012 season. We volunteer with Tenkiller Park Partners since we found out about all the fun things that they do. The beautiful blue water, rocky cliffs, and trees budding out are welcoming spring and YOU!

I've scheduled a weekend of camping in my 38' RV. I was told I would be able to fit into the site but I am a bit concerned about that. Has anyone camped there in a large RV? Would greatly appreciate your input.

I live 5 miles from lake tenkiller great place to live or vacation cheap but vary nice homes property acd cabins for rent at reasonable rates all around perfect place to get away from it all thats why i moved here from montana.

I attended the Butterfield Men's Retreat, March 2011. The accommodations you guys for us were greatly appreciated. Park was very clean, Pads were very well maintained, and we also appreciated Big Daddy's opening up on Thursday for us. Thank You for letting us have a move of God as men together, and loved the welcome sign you guys had at the entrance. It let us know you care. Thanks again guys!

I attended the Butterfield mens retreat last weekend. I took my motor home and have never parked on a pad with so much extra space keft on both sides of the motor home. The park was in excellent shape and I appreciate everything that was done to make our retreat a great experience. Many thanks to all the park staff with a special thank you to Doris Risley, I am looking forward to a return visit this fall.

I ATTENDED THE MENS RETREAT THAT BUTTERFIELD CHURCH OF GOD HAD AT THE PARK LAST WEEKEND. I HAD A GREAT TIME. THE PARK WAS VERY NICE AND CLEAN, THE PARK ATTENDENTS WERE VERY HELPFUL AND CURTIOUS. I REMEMBER ONE OF THE ATTENDANTS DORIS RISLEY WAS VERY HELPFUL WHEN WE NEEDED ANYTHING. HE WAS NICE ENOUGH TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS WE HAD. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HOSPITALITY AND KINDNESS.

I attended the Butterfield mens retreat last weekend. I stayed in one of the cabins with my son and son-in-law. The cabins were very clean and everything worked well. Park was very nice and the way the staff took care of everything makes this the place to stay. Thanks again

I attended the Butterfield Assembly of God men's retreat at Tenkiller State Park in March of 2011 and had a great time. Doris Risley did a great job taking care of us.

What an outstanding park! Clean, courteous and friendly. We attended the Butterfield Assembly of God men's retreat here March of 2011 and what a great time we had. We really appreciated what a great job Doris Risley did of taking care of us. This will definitely be on my familie's list of campsites to visit during the camping seasons to come.

I attended the Butterfield Assembly of God men's retreat At Tenkiller State park. What a fantastic park the welcome and exceptional service was well appreciated. The wonderful service we received from our agent Doris Risley does not go unnoticed. Thank you for making this time enjoyable and relaxing.

I attended the Butterfield Church men's retreat at Tenkiller State Park and would just like to say thanks to all of the park staff for allowing us to stay and taking such great care of us.

I attended Butterfield Assembly of God's men's retreat at Tenkiller State Park last weekend and really enjoyed it. It was my first time to camp there. Backing into my site was easy and the pad was level and there was plenty of room on both sides of me. The area we were in was very clean and lots of trees. For group camping it was excellent because of the layout of the sites. I walked a couple of times down to the lake and the view was awsome. I can see this would be a great place for a family outing because of the ongoing presence of the park personnel which gives you a sense of security. Everyone was friendly and very cooperative. I plan on returning, thanks for everything.

I am the Pastor of Butterfield Assembly of God church in Van Buren, Arkansas. We recently held our annual Men's Retreat at Tenkiller State Park and had a wonderful time! It was such a success thanks to the staff at the park. I am so grateful to all of the employees for all of the hospitality. Everyone that we came in contact with from the park was so nice. I would certainly like to give a special compliment to Doris Risley our agent for setting the whole thing up and taking such good care of us. We could not have asked for better service. We will definately be returning to this campground.

LOVED IT!!!!! We stayed in Cabin 19. Will stay again next year. Only thing we saw wrong was no electric outlet in bathroom. But then we're supposed to be camping right.

I think Tenkiller Lake and State Park should noted as a recreational area. I stayed at the Flying Squirrel RV and tent camp site for two nights to go trout fishing. On one side was the highway complete with convenient store and night club along with all the associated noise and annoyances. On the other side was the front entrance to the park which had its contribution of noise from all the Harley Davidsons shifting gears. It is sort of like camping in Tulsa next to Peoria Street on Friday night without any noticeable shootings. Forget about fishing on the lake from the bank or docks in the summer because of all the swimming. Forget about fishing a boat also. You are a sitting target for a Jet Ski and risk being hit by objects that are usually occupied by helpless riders clinging for their lives, towed by boats with horsepower that compares to above average drag racing cars, and operated by maniacs. Go camping at Tenkiller for fun but not peace and quiet. As for relaxation and fishing get a trout license and go trout fishing below the dam. Camp somewhere else.

I've been going to Tenkiller most all of my life. I went camping and fishing there as a child. I'm a senior citizen now. I've enjoyed cabins, fishing,camping, canoeing, two nights on the river from Flint Arkansas to Hanging Rock our campsite. I've been back and forth or up and down. I've thought it was always heaven on earth. I've gone to that area for over 40 years steadily.

I would like to tell all the staff at Tenkiller thank you,for last year.In June of last year our family had the Burditt reunion at Tenkiller. We decided to have at Tenkiller again because we love the atmosphere. Our children and grandchildren loved it. We are getting ready to come again on June 10-13.

Tenkiller state park is by far a hidden gem. Our family has established a tradition for spending our spring breaks there. As a family there is something for all to do. Accomodations and views are excellent for blending in with an Oklahoma's sunrise or sunset.