Webbers Falls Reservoir

Located on the Arkansas River in Muskogee County near Greenleaf State Park, the area is stunningly beautiful with flowering redbud and dogwood in the spring and the colorful foliage of hardwoods in the fall. There are five recreation areas on the lake and two downstream from the dam, all equipped with excellent facilities. The predominant species of fish are catfish, white bass, black bass, crappie, bream, walleye, sauger, striped bass, carp and buffalo. Opportunities are equally as promising for hunters with approximately 3,620 acres of land and 957 acres of water under management by the Department ...

Located on the Arkansas River in Muskogee County near Greenleaf State Park, the area is stunningly beautiful with flowering redbud and dogwood in the spring and the colorful foliage of hardwoods in the fall. There are five recreation areas on the lake and two downstream from the dam, all equipped with excellent facilities. The predominant species of fish are catfish, white bass, black bass, crappie, bream, walleye, sauger, striped bass, carp and buffalo. Opportunities are equally as promising for hunters with approximately 3,620 acres of land and 957 acres of water under management by the Department of Wildlife Conservation. Quail and rabbit are the most important species, but islands and natural marsh areas make the area attractive to many waterfowl. Facilities include boat ramps, picnic areas, two RV campgrounds (water/electric), group shelter, restrooms, showers, change house and electric outlets. Access/use fees may apply. Shoreline length: 175 miles.

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***NOTICE***  As part of the McClellan Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, the Webbers Fall lock will close for four hours daily beginning October 1, 2012 sometime within an 11am-5pm window.  This will allow personnel to perform routine preventative and scheduled maintenance.  During the daily 4-hour period, no lockages for commercial or recreational boats will take place.