92% (31) • 57 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Gibson
Hickman Hideaway
1. Hickman Hideaway
92%
(37)
12mi from Fort Gibson · 3 sites · Tents
Camp right alongside the Arkansas river on your own fully private campsite. Enjoy large green expanse of the forest and many water recreation activities nearby. A small paddle boat is included with all rentals however large vessels may be loaded 1 mile upriver at the Greenleaf loading dock. Sandy shores remind you of the beach, plenty of wildlife and most important peace, quiet, and privacy awaits you.
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from
$28
/ night
Arkansas River - Chouteau Lock and Dam
2. Arkansas River - Chouteau Lock and Dam
36 sites · Okay, Oklahoma
Chouteau Lock and Dam was built primarily for the improvement of the Arkansas River, but has fun recreation areas, too! Launch your boat and explore the 18.7 miles of navigable waters in the park. Anglers refer to the lock as the “Ditch,” an excellent spot to reel in a large mouth or striped bass. You’ll also find crappie, channel catfish, flatheads, and sunfish. If you want to camp, there are a few spots to choose from along the water. Head up to the small visitor center at Lock 17 for great views, and watch the commercial tug boat captains hard at work! You can also mosey on over to the nearby towns, and check out antique stores while taking in the unique culture: a blend of military families, Cherokee and Creek nations, and Amish communities.
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Fort Gibson Lake
3. Fort Gibson Lake
67%
(3)
345 sites · Wagoner, Oklahoma
With a mountain of activities and a beautiful lake to match, Fort Gibson Lake in Oklahoma is one spectacular place to spend a weekend. Specifically known for their fishing, we’d advise you NOT to forget your pole and tackle box! Lay out on the beach, splash in the water, or take the boat out for a spin. Just because the fishing is famous doesn’t mean that’s all there is to do! Land-lovers have no fear, with playgrounds, hiking trails, and beautiful overlooks, there’s plenty to keep you busy! Brush up on your sketching as you observe the abundant flora and fauna, and picnic lakeside. Hello, paradise!
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Sequoyah State Park
4. Sequoyah State Park
84%
(16)
128 sites · Okay, Oklahoma
Sequoyah State Park: A Lakeside Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts.
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Greenleaf Lake State Park
5. Greenleaf Lake State Park
100%
(2)
104 sites · Sour John, Oklahoma
Discover the rustic charm of Greenleaf Lake State Park and its array of outdoor activities.
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Campfires
Arkansas River - Webbers Falls Pool
6. Arkansas River - Webbers Falls Pool
78 sites · Webbers Falls, Oklahoma
Wander on down to Arkansas River-Webbers Falls Pool, and get ready for some gorgeous sights and unforgettable memories. Summer’s the time for fishing, boating, and hanging in the water, splashing about. As it gets cooler, Fall and Winter is perfect for hiking the trails and hunting. The overlooks are the place to go for spectacular views of the changing leaves. Come by again for Springtime, as you do not want to miss the flowers blooming. Go camping and picnic alongside the river. Check out the Webber Falls Lock and Dam to watch barges travel through. You couldn’t ask for a cooler place or prettier sights!
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Tenkiller Ferry Lake
7. Tenkiller Ferry Lake
50%
(7)
550 sites · Redbird Smith, Oklahoma
Named for the prominent Cherokee family who owned the land and ferry, Tenkiller Ferry Lake is steeped in history and picturesque views. With the clearest body of water in Oklahoma, the lake offers abundant water activities: fishing, scuba diving, jet-skiing, sailing, the list goes on so be prepared to get wet! Be sure to check out the floating restaurant too! Farm to table? More like lake to table. Off the lake, explore the rocky bluffs and lush vegetation. Get a nice view of the water from the shore, and have your breath taken away with the spectacular sunsets. Tenkiller Ferry Lake is sure to become an annual trip.
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Cherokee Landing State Park
8. Cherokee Landing State Park
100%
(2)
138 sites · Dry Creek, Oklahoma
Discover the serene beauty of Cherokee Landing State Park.
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Arkansas River - Newt Graham Pool
9. Arkansas River - Newt Graham Pool
21 sites · Inola, Oklahoma
Newt Graham Lock and Dam was built to improve the Arkansas River, but there’s fun stuff to do here, especially if you love the water! Launch your boat in the river and cast a line for some of the best bass fishing around. You can also reel in crappie, channel cats, flatheads, and sunfish—what a feast! If you’re planning to stay overnight, choose from the two camping spots near the river, especially popular with anglers. Head up to the small visitor center for great views of the river, and watch the commercial tug boat operations. You might also want to check out the nearby towns, with their quaint shops and restaurants. Newt Graham is great for a low-key, fish-filled getaway.
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Brushy Lake State Park
10. Brushy Lake State Park
14 sites · Slick, Oklahoma
Discover the serene beauty of Brushy Lake State Park.
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Eufaula Lake
11. Eufaula Lake
75%
(4)
448 sites · Porum, Oklahoma
If your first thought of Oklahoma is flat land and tumbleweeds, you’ve got another thing coming. Eufaula Lake is here specifically to change your mind with its sandy beaches, and rocky bluffs. Bring the boat and the swimsuit; you are not going to want to miss spending time in the water! Come by in the fall to check out the changing of the leaves. Don’t forget to charge the phones and pack the camera, this is seriously breathtaking and you’ll be kicking yourself if you don’t Instagram the heck out of the fall foliage. Take advantage of the historic town of Eufaula nearby for some antique shops and restaurants as a little break from nature living. Anyway you spend the day, Eufaula Lake is the best place for it!
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Electrical hookup
Toilets
92% (31) • 57 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Gibson
Hickman Hideaway
1. Hickman Hideaway
92%
(37)
12mi from Fort Gibson · 3 sites · Tents
Camp right alongside the Arkansas river on your own fully private campsite. Enjoy large green expanse of the forest and many water recreation activities nearby. A small paddle boat is included with all rentals however large vessels may be loaded 1 mile upriver at the Greenleaf loading dock. Sandy shores remind you of the beach, plenty of wildlife and most important peace, quiet, and privacy awaits you.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$28
/ night
Arkansas River - Chouteau Lock and Dam
2. Arkansas River - Chouteau Lock and Dam
36 sites · Okay, Oklahoma
Chouteau Lock and Dam was built primarily for the improvement of the Arkansas River, but has fun recreation areas, too! Launch your boat and explore the 18.7 miles of navigable waters in the park. Anglers refer to the lock as the “Ditch,” an excellent spot to reel in a large mouth or striped bass. You’ll also find crappie, channel catfish, flatheads, and sunfish. If you want to camp, there are a few spots to choose from along the water. Head up to the small visitor center at Lock 17 for great views, and watch the commercial tug boat captains hard at work! You can also mosey on over to the nearby towns, and check out antique stores while taking in the unique culture: a blend of military families, Cherokee and Creek nations, and Amish communities.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Fort Gibson Lake
3. Fort Gibson Lake
67%
(3)
345 sites · Wagoner, Oklahoma
With a mountain of activities and a beautiful lake to match, Fort Gibson Lake in Oklahoma is one spectacular place to spend a weekend. Specifically known for their fishing, we’d advise you NOT to forget your pole and tackle box! Lay out on the beach, splash in the water, or take the boat out for a spin. Just because the fishing is famous doesn’t mean that’s all there is to do! Land-lovers have no fear, with playgrounds, hiking trails, and beautiful overlooks, there’s plenty to keep you busy! Brush up on your sketching as you observe the abundant flora and fauna, and picnic lakeside. Hello, paradise!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Sequoyah State Park
4. Sequoyah State Park
84%
(16)
128 sites · Okay, Oklahoma
Sequoyah State Park: A Lakeside Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Greenleaf Lake State Park
5. Greenleaf Lake State Park
100%
(2)
104 sites · Sour John, Oklahoma
Discover the rustic charm of Greenleaf Lake State Park and its array of outdoor activities.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
Arkansas River - Webbers Falls Pool
6. Arkansas River - Webbers Falls Pool
78 sites · Webbers Falls, Oklahoma
Wander on down to Arkansas River-Webbers Falls Pool, and get ready for some gorgeous sights and unforgettable memories. Summer’s the time for fishing, boating, and hanging in the water, splashing about. As it gets cooler, Fall and Winter is perfect for hiking the trails and hunting. The overlooks are the place to go for spectacular views of the changing leaves. Come by again for Springtime, as you do not want to miss the flowers blooming. Go camping and picnic alongside the river. Check out the Webber Falls Lock and Dam to watch barges travel through. You couldn’t ask for a cooler place or prettier sights!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Tenkiller Ferry Lake
7. Tenkiller Ferry Lake
50%
(7)
550 sites · Redbird Smith, Oklahoma
Named for the prominent Cherokee family who owned the land and ferry, Tenkiller Ferry Lake is steeped in history and picturesque views. With the clearest body of water in Oklahoma, the lake offers abundant water activities: fishing, scuba diving, jet-skiing, sailing, the list goes on so be prepared to get wet! Be sure to check out the floating restaurant too! Farm to table? More like lake to table. Off the lake, explore the rocky bluffs and lush vegetation. Get a nice view of the water from the shore, and have your breath taken away with the spectacular sunsets. Tenkiller Ferry Lake is sure to become an annual trip.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Cherokee Landing State Park
8. Cherokee Landing State Park
100%
(2)
138 sites · Dry Creek, Oklahoma
Discover the serene beauty of Cherokee Landing State Park.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Arkansas River - Newt Graham Pool
9. Arkansas River - Newt Graham Pool
21 sites · Inola, Oklahoma
Newt Graham Lock and Dam was built to improve the Arkansas River, but there’s fun stuff to do here, especially if you love the water! Launch your boat in the river and cast a line for some of the best bass fishing around. You can also reel in crappie, channel cats, flatheads, and sunfish—what a feast! If you’re planning to stay overnight, choose from the two camping spots near the river, especially popular with anglers. Head up to the small visitor center for great views of the river, and watch the commercial tug boat operations. You might also want to check out the nearby towns, with their quaint shops and restaurants. Newt Graham is great for a low-key, fish-filled getaway.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Brushy Lake State Park
10. Brushy Lake State Park
14 sites · Slick, Oklahoma
Discover the serene beauty of Brushy Lake State Park.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Eufaula Lake
11. Eufaula Lake
75%
(4)
448 sites · Porum, Oklahoma
If your first thought of Oklahoma is flat land and tumbleweeds, you’ve got another thing coming. Eufaula Lake is here specifically to change your mind with its sandy beaches, and rocky bluffs. Bring the boat and the swimsuit; you are not going to want to miss spending time in the water! Come by in the fall to check out the changing of the leaves. Don’t forget to charge the phones and pack the camera, this is seriously breathtaking and you’ll be kicking yourself if you don’t Instagram the heck out of the fall foliage. Take advantage of the historic town of Eufaula nearby for some antique shops and restaurants as a little break from nature living. Anyway you spend the day, Eufaula Lake is the best place for it!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Luke
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
I loved the view of the river, very private and scenic. The area for tents is very cozy, we loved the easy access to the water and how shallow it is.
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Jim
October 2025
Tent
With pets
It’s truly a hideaway! From the moment we checked in with the host on Friday, we didn’t see another soul all weekend — and that’s exactly what made it perfect. The peace and quiet here are unmatched. The forest around camp was alive with sounds of nature, and we even had a family of raccoons wander by one evening (so definitely keep your food locked up!).
The views are absolutely breathtaking — sunrise from this site is something you’ll never forget. I captured a few photos from sunrise and even some night shots, and they turned out incredible. This place would be magical in the fall when the colors start to change.
Just like other reviewers mentioned, having a 4x4 or AWD is smart. Our Crosstrek handled it easily, but if it rains, things could get interesting.
If you’re looking for a peaceful, secluded getaway surrounded by nature, Hickman Hideaway is exactly that. We left feeling recharged and can’t wait to come back! 🌲✨
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Payton
July 2025
Tent
With pets
It's a very isolated and comfy camp site. We loved our stay. Only word of warning is make sure you have 4 wheel drive or at least are comfortable with a hike to the site. The owner was fantastic and we are very likely to return.
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Robert
June 2025
Tent
Group trip
The camp host was amazing, he definitely helped us out. 4x4 required! We parked at the front and hiked in. But the camp site was great and right on the water. Highly recommend!
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Jason
May 2025
Tent
I camped for a week at the river site and it was a fantastic time. It is 100% private except for the occasional barge. The site backs up to forest which feels 20 degrees cooler so it'd be great during summer. The shade is plentiful! I will be back for sure. The path down to the site can be a little iffy so I'd recommend 4x4 if there has been recent heavy rainfall.
The hosts are some of the kindest people I have met. They are warm and genuinely care about your experience.
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Nick
May 2025
Tent
With pets
I loved this camping spot. Best spot I've ever camped hands down. The privacy and quiet is unmatched, but if you need anything the host David is a text away. You'll lose signal a few miles from the spot but at the camp sight there is the perfect amount of signal for keeping up with the weather or an emergency. Great fishing, plenty of firewood and tinder to scavenge. Beautiful views, very low light pollution at night. If you don't have a 4x4 you should pack a hand cart to help get your gear to the camp site. Bugs are a problem in any site as primitive as this, but I didn't get a single tick or bug bite. I treated all my gear, clothes, tents, chairs, even my dogs with permethrin (you can find it at Walmart or on Amazon), and I also paired that with picaridian spray on any exposed skin. Thank you David! for sharing your little slice of heaven with us. We enjoyed every moment at Hickmans Hideaway.
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Andrew
March 2025
Tent
With pets
Secluded spot right on the Arkansas River. Tight double track to get back there but once you arrive it’s just you. We saw several barges come by and while the water isn’t clear you can walk for quite a while in no deeper than knee high water out into the river.
Cool spot for sure!
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Tim
November 2024
Tent
With kids
Beautiful spot. We caught some fish had plenty of peace and quiet, and the site was pre-stocked with fire wood. I'll definitely be enjoying this spot again as soon as possible.
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Lindsey
November 2024
Tent
With kids
Tent site was secluded and beautiful. Easy to ask the host questions and had fire wood available to use. My friend and I took our boys for one last tent camp for the fall season and this spot did not disappoint. Boys enjoyed climbing, magnet fishing and watching the barges go by at night. Definitely adding to our favorites for tent camping! Thank you for sharing your property.
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