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Beavers Bend State Park
Enjoy a wide range of activities at this gorgeous state park.
Fri: 8:00am – 8:00pm
Sat to Sun: 8:00am – 7:00pm
Travel 10 miles north of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, to find this very popular state park. A dam on the Mountain Fork River forms a reservoir 22 miles and 14,220 surface acres in McCurtain County.
Anglers love the trophy fish here. Creeks near the lake offer trout fishing with fly fishing reels. The main lake contains plenty of bass, sunfish, rainbow trout, and brown trout. Find your favorite fishing spot along 180 miles of shoreline or from the deck of your boat.
Play a round at Cedar Creek Golf Course. Some of the holes go right up to the lake, and many fairways are lined with pine trees. You might even see some deer or wild turkey watching you play. In the fall, the trees
Travel 10 miles north of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, to find this very popular state park. A dam on the Mountain Fork River forms a reservoir 22 miles and 14,220 surface acres in McCurtain County.
Anglers love the trophy fish here. Creeks near the lake offer trout fishing with fly fishing reels. The main lake contains plenty of bass, sunfish, rainbow trout, and brown trout. Find your favorite fishing spot along 180 miles of shoreline or from the deck of your boat.
Play a round at Cedar Creek Golf Course. Some of the holes go right up to the lake, and many fairways are lined with pine trees. You might even see some deer or wild turkey watching you play. In the fall, the trees on the foothills explode with color.
The 26-mile David Boren hiking trail consists of seven smaller out-and-back trails. Walk along rolling hills and miles of shoreline at any time of year.
393 RV campsites have electrical and water hook-ups to complement 50 tent sites. 47 cabins have glamping options.
Activities in the park
8 campgrounds in Beavers Bend State Park
Think Oklahoma is flat as a pancake? Think again! Beavers Bend & Hochatown State Campground is nestled between Broken Bow Lake and the shores of the Mountain Fork River. Surrounded by these majestic mountains, you’d never believe you’re in America’s heartland! Campers can opt for the quiet serenity of the surrounding pine forests, or go full K Read more...
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