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Hulah Lake

Hulah Lake

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Tucked into a landscape of rolling hills and woodlands, you’ll pass grazing cattle and working cowboys on your drive to the Hulah Lake. Yeehaw! Once you’re here, you’ll find plenty to keep you busy! Experienced and amateur anglers alike can launch a boat on the refreshing waters and cast a line for the many species in the lake: white bass, largemouth bass, crappie, channel catfish, flathead catfish, and bullhead catfish. Hikers can roam through the hills, forest, and grasslands. Be sure to check out the State Waterfowl Refuge, which makes up 2,000 acres of the park. If you’re looking for a more relaxing experience, spread out a towel on the sandy beach, bring a picnic, and enjoy the views!
Tucked into a landscape of rolling hills and woodlands, you’ll pass grazing cattle and working cowboys on your drive to the Hulah Lake. Yeehaw! Once you’re here, you’ll find plenty to keep you busy! Experienced and amateur anglers alike can launch a boat on the refreshing waters and cast a line for the many species in the lake: white bass, largemouth bass, crappie, channel catfish, flathead catfish, and bullhead catfish. Hikers can roam through the hills, forest, and grasslands. Be sure to check out the State Waterfowl Refuge, which makes up 2,000 acres of the park. If you’re looking for a more relaxing experience, spread out a towel on the sandy beach, bring a picnic, and enjoy the views!

Activities in the park

Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Swimming
Wildlife watching

2 campgrounds in Hulah Lake

Boulanger Landing Campground
Hulah Lake

Marked by primitive campsties, Boulanger Landing Campground is geared toward the minimalistic outdoorsmen among us. It's located in the isolated pockets of once-Native American land and isn't far from the area’s historical museum, Woolaroc Museum. Enjoy a little nature, live up a lot of history, and return often!Read more...

Turkey Creek Campground
Hulah Lake

Primitive camping perfection, Turkey Creek Campground is geared toward the campers who wish to abandon outlets altogether and instead recharge via the sun. Slide your watercraft onto Hulah Lake via this area's boat launch and have at the peace 'n' quiet!Read more...

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