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Oklahoma really knows how to make their state parks feel swanky, and Lake Murray State park is the place to get all the adventure and amenities. Explore extensive trails systems for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. View wildlife, fairytale bridges, and stunning water views! There’s also 1,000 acres for ATV and dirtbike riders. Golfing, swimming pools, a stunning lodge, and sports fields will make you wonder whether you’re at a state park or fancy resort. We assure you though, Mother Nature is still in charge here and the best place to experience her is out on the Lake Murray with a day of fishing, boating, or water skiing. The campgrounds will prove the perfect place to rest your tired bones, and with spaces for large groups, Lake Murray will ensure your entire trip is filled
Oklahoma really knows how to make their state parks feel swanky, and Lake Murray State park is the place to get all the adventure and amenities. Explore extensive trails systems for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. View wildlife, fairytale bridges, and stunning water views! There’s also 1,000 acres for ATV and dirtbike riders. Golfing, swimming pools, a stunning lodge, and sports fields will make you wonder whether you’re at a state park or fancy resort. We assure you though, Mother Nature is still in charge here and the best place to experience her is out on the Lake Murray with a day of fishing, boating, or water skiing. The campgrounds will prove the perfect place to rest your tired bones, and with spaces for large groups, Lake Murray will ensure your entire trip is filled with smiles and heart pumping adventure!
With spacious sites and plenty of shade, Martin’s Landing Campground is an excellent choice on the east side of Lake Murray. The camp hosts are friendly folk, and they run a tight shift when it comes to restroom and shower cleanliness. A Sunday night stay before shipping off to work may be just what you need to actually enjoy your Monday morning.
On the northwest end of Lake Murray, you’ll find Duke’s Forest Campground. This is a low-key spot featuring a public ball field that’s perfect for group outings and overnight gatherings. You can snag a group reservation if you have five or more RVs, and as an added bonus for the angler in your tribe, the park’s North Boat Ramp is just half a mile Read more...
Elephant Rock and Cedar Cove Campgrounds are two of three gated options for camping on the west side of Lake Murray. They’re quite close to nature trails and give anglers a spot to venture forth from to explore different areas of Lake Murray’s 5,000 surface acres. There’s even an airstrip just south if you’re thinking of making this a fly-in campg Read more...
Located on the west end of Lake Murray, Ski Jump Campground doesn’t have the amenities of other campgrounds in the area, but is still well within reach of the action. Named for the lake’s former ski jump cove, it offers direct views of Tucker Tower, the lake, and peaceful beach that’s protected from the wind. It’s the closest campground to the Lak Read more...
One of nine campgrounds in the park, Buzzards Roost Campground is located on the southeast end of Lake Murray. A stay here allows you to choose your own adventure on the lake’s 5,728 surface acres. Anglers will delight when they find out It has actually been selected as one of the Top 8 Boating & Fishing State Parks by the Recreational Boating Read more...
A gated camping option on the west side of Lake Murray, Tipp’s Point Campground is a rare breed in that it’s the closest campground at Lake Murray to an air strip (fly-in camping, anyone?), and right next the Lake Murray golf course. If Richard Branson was swinging through the area, this is most definitely where he would stay.
Marietta Landing Campground isn’t just the tip (of Lake Murray), it’s a beautiful heavily wooded area that’ll make you feel like you did camping right. Amenities include a newly renovated playground for the kids. While there is no swim beach here, it’s great for both anglers and divers looking for lake access.
Named for its historic stone water tower, Rock Tower Campground is a choice spot for a little more privacy with your sweetheart. It’s located on the east end on Lake Murray and features spacious sites with mature trees in between. We say it’s a fine place to pop the question (but maybe not THAT question).
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Lake Murray State Park
Oklahoma really knows how to make their state parks feel swanky, and Lake Murray State park is the place to get all the adventure and amenities. Explore extensive trails systems for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. View wildlife, fairytale bridges, and stunning water views! There’s also 1,000 acres for ATV and dirtbike riders. Golfing, swimming pools, a stunning lodge, and sports fields will make you wonder whether you’re at a state park or fancy resort. We assure you though, Mother Nature is still in charge here and the best place to experience her is out on the Lake Murray with a day of fishing, boating, or water skiing. The campgrounds will prove the perfect place to rest your tired bones, and with spaces for large groups, Lake Murray will ensure your entire trip is filled
Oklahoma really knows how to make their state parks feel swanky, and Lake Murray State park is the place to get all the adventure and amenities. Explore extensive trails systems for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. View wildlife, fairytale bridges, and stunning water views! There’s also 1,000 acres for ATV and dirtbike riders. Golfing, swimming pools, a stunning lodge, and sports fields will make you wonder whether you’re at a state park or fancy resort. We assure you though, Mother Nature is still in charge here and the best place to experience her is out on the Lake Murray with a day of fishing, boating, or water skiing. The campgrounds will prove the perfect place to rest your tired bones, and with spaces for large groups, Lake Murray will ensure your entire trip is filled with smiles and heart pumping adventure!
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9 campgrounds in Lake Murray State Park
With spacious sites and plenty of shade, Martin’s Landing Campground is an excellent choice on the east side of Lake Murray. The camp hosts are friendly folk, and they run a tight shift when it comes to restroom and shower cleanliness. A Sunday night stay before shipping off to work may be just what you need to actually enjoy your Monday morning.
On the northwest end of Lake Murray, you’ll find Duke’s Forest Campground. This is a low-key spot featuring a public ball field that’s perfect for group outings and overnight gatherings. You can snag a group reservation if you have five or more RVs, and as an added bonus for the angler in your tribe, the park’s North Boat Ramp is just half a mile Read more...
Elephant Rock and Cedar Cove Campgrounds are two of three gated options for camping on the west side of Lake Murray. They’re quite close to nature trails and give anglers a spot to venture forth from to explore different areas of Lake Murray’s 5,000 surface acres. There’s even an airstrip just south if you’re thinking of making this a fly-in campg Read more...
Located on the west end of Lake Murray, Ski Jump Campground doesn’t have the amenities of other campgrounds in the area, but is still well within reach of the action. Named for the lake’s former ski jump cove, it offers direct views of Tucker Tower, the lake, and peaceful beach that’s protected from the wind. It’s the closest campground to the Lak Read more...
One of nine campgrounds in the park, Buzzards Roost Campground is located on the southeast end of Lake Murray. A stay here allows you to choose your own adventure on the lake’s 5,728 surface acres. Anglers will delight when they find out It has actually been selected as one of the Top 8 Boating & Fishing State Parks by the Recreational Boating Read more...
A gated camping option on the west side of Lake Murray, Tipp’s Point Campground is a rare breed in that it’s the closest campground at Lake Murray to an air strip (fly-in camping, anyone?), and right next the Lake Murray golf course. If Richard Branson was swinging through the area, this is most definitely where he would stay.
Marietta Landing Campground isn’t just the tip (of Lake Murray), it’s a beautiful heavily wooded area that’ll make you feel like you did camping right. Amenities include a newly renovated playground for the kids. While there is no swim beach here, it’s great for both anglers and divers looking for lake access.
Named for its historic stone water tower, Rock Tower Campground is a choice spot for a little more privacy with your sweetheart. It’s located on the east end on Lake Murray and features spacious sites with mature trees in between. We say it’s a fine place to pop the question (but maybe not THAT question).
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