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Price
$10 - $25/night
Booking
Walk-in Only
Sites
11 campsites
Season
Available during the...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
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Learn more about alerts →Twin Cove Point
36.5393, -96.1620
Anglers chasing bass, crappie, or catfish on a 1,137-acre lake will find a boat ramp, courtesy dock, and no reservation headaches since it's all first-come. Summer mornings on the water are the sweet spot before afternoon thunderstorms roll in.
No electricity anywhere in the primitive sites, and at least one group shelter is genuinely run-down (peeling paint, worn roof). Event planners renting a shelter should call ahead; anyone who needs power at camp should look elsewhere.
Context for the broader area surrounding Twin Cove Point, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
This lake impounds about 1,137 acres of water on Birch Creek, a tributary of Bird Creek in Osage County.
From Tulsa, North on Hwy. 75 to Hwy 20, west to first light (Hwy 11), north to Barnsdall, left across from Big Heart grocery to "T", left to Birch Lake.
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Best season: summer. Summer is the best time to visit Twin Cove Point because warm, long days (typical highs around 85–95°F with nights in the mid-60s) make swimming, boating, and launching early-morning fishing trips most enjoyable. The boat ramp, swim beach, and courtesy dock are fully in use and water recreation is at its peak, though expect higher weekend crowds and busy parking at the ramp. Be prepared for high humidity and possible afternoon thunderstorms—plan outings for mornings and check the forecast before Peak months: June, July, August, May
Summer is peak season with warm days, swim beach and boating making it ideal for summer visits.
Beach Rules: alcohol, pets, and glass containers are not permitted on the swim beach.
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