Best Campgrounds in Oklahoma

Paved roads wind through this wildlife refuge campground where bison, longhorns, and elk roam freely across ancient mountain terrain. Morning hikers discover scenic trails leading to Quanah Parker Lake, while evening campfires overlook the untamed peaks of southwest Oklahoma's most...

Canton Lake's shimmering waters stretch endlessly before 114 campsites, where electric hookups meet wilderness and panoramic vistas transform sunrise coffee into a daily spectacle.

Spacious, level sites nestle along Lake of the Arbuckles, where morning mist rises off tranquil waters and the Arbuckle Mountains frame every sunset. Launch your boat at sunrise, cast for bass from the shore, or explore wooded trails teeming with wildlife—all from one remarkably...

Spacious sites spread across Copan Lake's shoreline put you steps from launching your boat, casting for bass, or watching herons wade through morning mist. Electric hookups and hot showers mean you can spend sunset around the campfire instead of worrying about roughing it.

Ancient oak and hickory forests create a natural cathedral over 95 spacious sites, offering rare shade and privacy along Fort Gibson Lake's shoreline. Walk across the highway to sink your toes into the sandy swim beach, then return to your shaded sanctuary where cool breezes filter...

This lakeside retreat sits on Tenkiller Ferry Lake's crystal-clear waters, where campers launch boats directly from camp and swim at a sandy beach steps from their sites.

Situated where Flat Rock Creek meets Fort Gibson Lake, this waterfront campground delivers direct access to sandy swimming beaches and multiple boat ramps for exploring expansive waters teeming with bass, crappie, and catfish.

Forested campsites line the shores of Skiatook Lake, where morning mist rises off calm waters and wildlife emerges along wooded trails. Beyond the 50 electric-hookup sites, disc golf winds through the trees while volleyball and basketball courts buzz with activity between lake swims.