Lake Heyburn State Park

Located on Polecat Creek about 13 miles southwest of Sapulpa, Heyburn Campground is set in postcard-worthy grasslands. Enjoy vistas of gently sloping wooded hills of postoak, blackjack, hickory, ash, elm, and cottonwood trees. Heyburn Lake has 920 acres of surface area and 52 miles of shoreline that fishermen and women use to catch largemouth bass Read more...

For tent camping on the east end of Heyburn Lake, try Sunset Bay Campground. Anglers make use of the nearby boat ramp to launch their boats in pursuit of bass, crappie, sunfish, catfish, and more, while everyone else uses the lake to cool off on hot summer days. You’re also a quick hike away from an overlook point and the Heyburn Dam.

Posted up on the northwest end of Heyburn Lake, Sheppard Point Campground is the closest campsite to the Heyburn Wildlife Management Area. This nearly 6,000 acre tract of land is rich in oak, elms, sycamore, and native grass meadows. Because of the diversity of soils and vegetation, this is a great spot to see wildlife or hunt game species like qu Read more...