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Green Country, Oklahoma Area Lakes and Reservoirs

  • Birch Lake

    Birch Lake

    The dam site is at mile 0.8 of Birch Creek approximately one and one half miles south of the of the town of The region in which Birch Lake is located offers outdoor sportsmen excellent opportunities for year-round enjoyment. Birch Lake is a perfect setting for nature lovers and other outdoor ... Continue

  • Copan Lake

    Copan Lake

    Copan Lake offers the visitors extensive opportunities for a memorable outdoor recreation experience with 5,000 acres of water and 11,000 acres for hunting. Overnight accommodations, services and supplies are available at convenient locations on access roads leading to the Corps of Engineers ... Continue

  • Dripping Springs Lake

    Dripping Springs Lake

    Dripping Springs Lake is located above Okmulgee Lake on a large watershed and is a definite contrast to Okmulgee Lake with a flat shoreline of 18 miles, and much shallower water pool covering 1,100 acres. No water skiing is allowed. Constructed by the Soil Conservation Service around 1980, ... Continue

  • Eufaula Lake

    Eufaula Lake

    Oklahoma's largest man-made lake, Lake Eufaula, was completed in 1964 for water control for flooding and water level for the Arkansas River Waterway. The lake covers much of McIntosh and Pittsburg County and is a fabulous tourist and resort attraction with two beautiful theme type lodges. ... Continue

  • Fort Gibson Lake

    Fort Gibson Lake

    Whether you're looking to relax in a secluded resort, hide away in a cozy cabin or pitch a tent, remember the Oklahoma sun, skies and hospitality of the Fort Gibson Lake area. You'll find 26 parks and recreational areas on the water. Eight marinas with concessions, lake cabins, on-the-water dining ... Continue

  • Grand Lake

    Grand Lake

    Grand Lake O' The Cherokees is one of the premiere lakes in the Midwest and the crown jewel of a chain of lakes in the northeastern Oklahoma region. It was created in 1940 with GRDA's completion of Pensacola Dam. Its 46,500 surface acres of water are ideal for boating, skiing, fishing, swimming ... Continue

  • Hulah Lake

    Hulah Lake

    Hulah Lake lies in the upper reaches of the high rounded Osage Hills, and was named after the nearby community of Hulah, which was established in 1918. The name is derived from the Osage Indian word Hulah meaning "eagle". Hulah Lake is located in a farming and ranching community where grazing ... Continue

  • Keystone Lake

    Keystone Lake

    Keystone Lake's blue-green water and the natural beauty of its setting -- wooded shoreline, sandy beaches, high bluffs, grasslands, and low rolling hills -- make it a visual treat the year round. The lake meanders into small valleys, creating many arms and land fingers. A network of county, state, ... Continue

  • Lake Eucha

    Lake Eucha is located in Delaware County and has 2,812 surface acres of water. There is 49 miles of shoreline. Swimming in the lake is not allowed nor skiing or diving. Lake Eucha is a fishing lake only. There is a swimming pool at Lake Eucha State Park. There are boat ramps, docks, a ... Continue

  • Lake Hudson

    Lake Hudson

    Lake Hudson is one of only two lakes in Oklahoma where a resident can own lakefront property on the water's edge, is second in a chain of three lakes along the Grand River, has 200 miles of panoramic shoreline and has about 12,000 acres of water for the pleasure of recreational enthusiasts. Many ... Continue

  • Lake Tenkiller

    The Lake Tenkiller Ferry Dam is named for the Cherokee family from whom the land and ferry were obtained to build the dam. The Tenkillers were prominent Cherokees. It is said the Cherokee warrior was given his name by the white soldiers and pioneers at Ft. Gibson because of the ten notches on this ... Continue

  • Okmulgee Lake

    Okmulgee Lake

    Okmulgee Lake was built in 1926 as a water project for the City of Okmulgee, and covers 668 acres with 19 miles of shoreline. The lake is picturesque, functional, and offers many types of outdoor recreation. Several recreation areas along the east side of the shore offer camping, nature trails, ... Continue

  • Oologah Lake

    Oologah Lake

    Oologah Lake provides a great getaway for fishing, boating, picnicking, camping or just driftin' and dreaming over the sky blue waters. Oologah Lake is one of the best sailing lakes in the southwest, with 29,500 acres of water lying north and south. The lake is popular for all types of boating and ... Continue

  • Robert S. Kerr Lake

    Robert S. Kerr Lake

    The lake area is beautiful any time of the year. It is especially scenic when flowering shrubs and leaf buds decorate the landscape with a soft glow in spring, or when the brilliant colors of fall start to unfold. For young and old alike Kerr Lake has a variety of recreation for everyone, from ... Continue

  • Skiatook Lake

    Skiatook Lake

    Skiatook Lake has a surface area of about 10,500 acres and 160 miles of shoreline, and has become well-known as one of the most beautiful lakes in the area. Gentle rolling hills of Blackjack and Post Oak interspersed with Tall Grass Prairie surround beautiful Skiatook Lake. The meandering shoreline ... Continue

  • Sooner Lake

    Sooner Lake is one of Oklahoma's premier bass lakes. In fact, the first Oklahoma stocking of Florida's occurred in 1977 at Sooner Lake. This power plant lake offers great fishing, and is known for excellent hybrid striped bass fishing. Its primary use is a cooling reservoir for the coal fired ... Continue

  • Spavinaw Lake

    Spavinaw Lake

    Spavinaw Lake has 1,637 surface acres and 20 miles of shoreline with black bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish. There are boat ramps, marina, picnic area, swimming beach, outdoor grills, restrooms, and pavillions. ... Continue