The Beavers Bend, Oklahoma area is rapidly becoming one of the most popular vacation destination in the Southern United States. Located in the foothills of the Kiamichi Mountains, you can find ample activities to immerse yourselves in at Beavers Bend State Park. The park, along with Broken Bow Lake, is located about 9 miles north of Broken Bow. From spending a day on the hiking trails or driving north on Highway 259, there is an opportunity for all to experience the beauty of the Beavers Bend area.
Most Oklahoma vacations don't include such a variety of wildlife as you will find here. Black bears, bald eagles, and woodpeckers are just a few of the natural inhabitants living amongst the McCurtain County residents. Clean, clear, mountain fresh waters run year round and make fly fishing a favorite for many.The Mountain Fork River also gives an opportunity for those looking to canoe, kayak, or simply get their feet wet.
Beavers Bend State Park area encompasses a variety of activities such as fly fishing on the lower Mountain Fork river, or hiking through the many trails. Canoe and kayak rentals are available for those wishing to experience the crystal clear waters of the Lower Mountain Fork River.
With 180 miles of shoreline, spans over 20 miles and has some of the deepest and clearest water around the Texas and Oklahoma region. With over 14,000 acres, the lake is surrounded by the tall piney Kiamichi wilderness, with picturesque rocky cliffs jutting through the forest.
There are 40 rooms at the Beavers Bend Lodge, located inside the Beavers Bend State Park. Privately owned and operated beavers bend cabins can also be found throughout the area, giving vacationers a home away from home.
Nestled in the foothills of the Kiamichi Mountains, the long, narrow course is surrounded by pine forests and the deep-blue waters of Broken Bow Lake. Crystal-clear Cedar Creek runs through the course, providing beauty, wildlife and hazard.
The Lookout Kitchen is located inside the Beavers Bend State Park. You will also find a variety of restaurants around Beavers Bend, Hochatown, Broken Bow and Idabel.
Broken Bow Lakes shoreline is all natural. No docks or permanently connected structures are allowed. The shore is managed by the Corps of Engineers. The only area where you will find such buildings are at the one and only marina and the State Park's Beavers Bend Lodge.
Guests of the lake will never fall short of finding something to do. Fishing, boating, jet skiing, scuba diving, swimming, water skiing, and visiting one of the many islands shores, are all enjoyed time and time again.
Rugaru Adventures' certified and trained guides will take you on a zipline adventure tour of 6 lines totaling over a half mile while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
Beavers Bend Marina has a large fleet of rental boats and jet skis to choose from for lake outings as well as small and large boat slips.
The Maze of Hochatown offers 29,000 sq ft of twisting pathways made from a mile of wooden fencing. This maze is like no other. Come get lost.
Gutter Chaos is a family friendly sports bar featuring tasty food, full-service bar, bowling, giant arcade, outdoor deck with complimentary games and billiards.
Hochatown Escape Games are fun for all ages and skills sets. Whether you escape or not you will walk away with an unforgettable experience.
Bigfoot Axe Throwering is more than just randomly throwing axes. We give you a one-of-a-kind opportunity to delve into your primitive & adventurous self.
Beavers Bend Safari Park is a Drive-Thru animal park. Home to over 30 species & 200+ animals like Rhino, Bison, Zebra, Ostrich, Kudu, Deer, Lemurs, and more.
Beavers Bend Mining Company offers a wide variety of activities for kids of all ages. They will spend the day playing, learning and using their imagination.
Chili Dippers provides an amazing and unique golfing experience. Fun for all ages, their 18-hole course will put even the best golfers to the test.
A beautiful state park with something for every kind of nature lover, from hiking to canoeing to camping & beyond. Known for fishing & boating, the lake & river are ideal. Paddle boats, horses & mini train add to the fun. The new Lookout restaurant has views of the river & friendly staff. The only negative is online paid parking is required but limited service in the park to actually pay it.
The fall colors are amazing. We took the family to the Fall Festival. It was full of fun and food. We made all kinds of hand crafted items. The vendors came in from all over the United States. There was wine tasting from one of the local wineries. We took a hike afterwards and took a few pictures.
A hidden jewel in Oklahoma. Located outside of the city of Broken Bow this breathtaking scenery is one you and your family will thoroughly enjoy. Park highlights are the train rides, museum and hiking trails. 5 star vacation destination.
