- *Blackgum Landing
.
- *Carter's Landing - Open year round. 31 primitive sites,
picnic tables and boat ramp. (Off Hwy 82, turn at Carter's Landing
Restaurant)
.
- *Cato Creek - Open year round. Pull-throughs, restrooms,
outdoor grills, picnic areas, primitive camping. (Off Hwy 82,
turn west at Snake Creek bridge)
.
- Cherokee
Landing State Park
- (Off Hwy. 82, north of the Illinois River bridge....SEE MAP)
.
- *Chicken Creek - Open year round, 6am-11pm summer.
100 sites with 59 electrical hookups, pull-throughs, restrooms/showers,
sanitary dump station, outdoor grills, picnic areas. (Off Hwy
82, south of Cookson to Chicken Creek Road)
.
- *Cookson Bend - Open year round, 6am-11pm summer.
132 sites with 66 electrical hookups, pull-throughs, restrooms/showers,
sanitary dump station, outdoor grills, picnic areas, boat ramps.
(Off Hwy 82 at Cookson, turn down Cookson Bend Road)
.
- *Elk Creek - Open year round 6am-11pm summer. 42
sites with 17 electric hookups, pull-throughs, restrooms, sanitary
dump station, outdoor grills, picnic areas, boat ramps. (Off
Hwy 82 just South of the Illinois River bridge)
.
- Gore Landing - Open year round. 24 pull-throughs,
restrooms, sanitary dump station, outdoor grills, picnic areas,
security provided, boat ramp, trout and striper fishing.
.
- Greenleaf
State Park - Open
year round. 22 full hookups, 76 electric/water hookups, 80 primitive
sites, restrooms/showers, sanitary dump stations, cabins, group
camp, picnic areas, community building, boat ramps, marina, swimming
pool, play courts, playground, trails, bicycle/TV/VCR rentals.
(918) 487-5196 (Located on Greenleaf Lake, 3 miles East of Braggs
on Hwy 10). For details on park amenities and pricing, follow
the Greenleaf State Park link above.
.
- *Horseshoe Bend - Open year round. Primitive camping,
boat ramp. (Off Hwy 82 at Park Hill)
.
- *Pettit Bay I (North) - 91 campsites, 70 electric/water hookups,
2 full hookups (wheelchair accessible),
picnic areas, restrooms/showers, playground.(Off Hwy 82, turn
onto Indian Road to Pettit Bay turnoff)
.
- *Pettit Bay II (South) -
(Just south of Pettit
Bay I)
.
- *Sizemore Landing - Campground (Off Hwy 82, onto Indian
Road, south to Sizemore turnoff)
.
- *Snake Creek - Open year round, 6am-11pm, summer.
4 full hookups (handicap accessible), 112 sites with 77 electric
hookups, pull-throughs, restrooms/showers, sanitary dump station,
outdoor grills, picnic areas, boat ramps. (Off Hwy. 82, south
on Snake Creek Road)
.
- *Standing Rock - Open year round. Restrooms, outdoor
grills, picnic areas, primitive camping.
.
- *Strayhorn Landing - Open year round. 38 electric/water
hookups, 2 full hookups (wheelchair accessible), picnic areas,
two boat ramps, two public shelters, playground, and waterborne
shower/toilet building. (Off Hwy 100 onto 10A, north to Strayhorn
Landing)
.
- Tenkiller
State Park - TPC
is under new management, with many improvements already implemented
and many more planned in the near future. If you haven't been
here lately, then your in for a real surprise. New camp sites
have been added, new signs are going up, many already in place,
to help identify areas of the park and help you find your way
around. There is a new kids fishing pond, stocked regularly for
the young ones, a new bird blind, where you can watch the winged
ones, new hiking trails, for the adventurous, and the nature
center, which continues to grow and expand. The lake view cabins,
are once again "lake view", after some pruning and
clearing of trees. These are just a few of the exciting changes,
after many years of marginal maintenance, placing TSP well on
it's way back to becoming a treasured destination for visitors
and campers. Visit today and enjoy the returning beauty and splendor
of this most special place. (Located off Hwy 100, just east of
the dam....SEE
MAP) For details on park
amenities and pricing, follow the Tenkiller State Park link above.
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If
you have questions about campground layouts, particular campsites,
or need to reserve a campsite (see note below), check here. You can zoom down on maps that give
detailed info clear down to the campsite itself. Check its availability,
amenities, and reserve it up to 240 days in advance. |
| Note: The NRRS™ (National Recreation Reservation
Service™) is a joint program of the USDA Forest Service
and US Army Corps of Engineers, providing a one-stop resource
for customers to reserve camping facilities managed by these
two agencies. |
* Managed by the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers. Call (918) 487-5252 for information.
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