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State Parks
Northeastern Oklahoma is called Green
Country. Rolling hills and lots of lakes and trees. Where the velvety foothills
of the Ozarks smooth into golden prairie, the breeze carries the notes of
Cherokee flutes and Art Deco palaces built by oil barons rise out of the plain.
Wild horses run here and buffalo roam.
Choose a park in Northeast Oklahoma:
Adair State
- One-half mile east of Stilwell, on Highway 51.
Arrowhead
- Four miles east of Canadian off US-69 on State Park Road
Bernice
- Outside the community and town of Bernice, OK on Highway 85A
Disney
- Two blocks east of Disney on Highway 28, between the flood gates.
Eucha
- Five miles south of Jay, Oklahoma, on Highway SH-10 and US-59
Fountainhead
- Fourteen miles southwest of Checotah, off
I-40 and State Highway 150.
Greenleaf -
Three miles south of Braggs on SH-10A in eastern Oklahoma.
Heyburn
- Twelve and a half miles west of Sapulpa on Highway 33; approximately three and
a half miles south on County Road.
Honey Creek
- On the shores of Grand Lake 'O The Cherokees, in the
city limits of Grove, OK, just off Highway 59. Turn on State Park Road located
between the 7 Eleven and Dairy Queen.
Keystone
- Ten miles west of Sand Springs on U.S. 412, then one-half mile south on
Keystone Dam Road, which is located between U.S. 64 and State Highway 51 in
northeastern Oklahoma.
Natural Falls
- 3 miles west of Siloam Springs on Scenic US 412
Okmulgee
- Five miles west of Okmulgee on Highway 56.
Osage Hills State
Park - Five miles north of Pawhuska on State
Highway 99, then 10 miles east on U.S. 60.
Sallisaw State Park
- Eight miles north of Sallisaw on Highway 17.
Sequoyah State Park
- Western Hills On State Highway 51 - 52 miles
east of Tulsa, on Ft. Gibson Lake at Sequoyah State Park.
Sequoyah Bay
- Five miles south of Wagoner on SH-16
Snowdale
- Two miles west of Salina on Highway 20.
Spavinaw
- Three-quarters of a mile south of Spavinaw on Highway 20.
Spring River
- Six miles east of Miami on Highway 10.
Tenkiller
- Ten miles north of the Vian exit on State Highway 82 in eastern Oklahoma.
Twin Bridges
- Six miles east of Fairland at the junction of
Highway 60 and Highway 137.
Wah-Sha-She
- Fifteen miles northwest of Pawhuska on Highway 99, then 10 miles east on
Highway 10.
Walnut Creek
- Off the Cimarron Turnpike in Sand Springs, 13 miles east of the 209th Street
exit.
Western Hills -
Sequoyah State Park
On State Highway 51 - 52 miles east of Tulsa, on Ft. Gibson Lake at Sequoyah
State Park.
TO MAKE RESERVATIONS IN ANY
OKLAHOMA RESORT PARK, YOU MAY CALL OR WRITE THE RESORT DIRECT OR WE INVITE YOU
TO CALL THE CENTRAL RESERVATIONS SERVICE. . TOLL FREE: CONTINENTAL US
1-800-654-8240 IN OKLAHOMA CITY 405-521-2464
FOR CAMPING INFORMATION CALL THE PARKS INDIVIDUALLY
Adair
Area Chamber of Commerce
PO
Box 377
Adair,
OK 74330
Phone:
(918) 785-4242
Fax:
(918) 785-4502
"Gateway to Grand lake O' The Cherokees and Lake Hudson
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