Beavers Bend State Park and Nature Center

How does a campsite that spans forested riverbanks, offers trout-stocked streams, and provides access to both tent camping and modern cabins sound? Beavers Bend State Park and Nature Center Campground, located near Broken Bow, Oklahoma, is a standout destination for a nature-focused getaway. Perfect for fishing enthusiasts, families, or those seeking serene riverside views, this campground combines rugged natural beauty with well-maintained amenities.

The campground lies within a sprawling 3,482-acre park, situated along the Mountain Fork River and the shores of Broken Bow Lake. Its campsites, spread across eight unique areas, range from primitive tent spots to RV sites with full hookups. For a unique overnight option, two yurts, “Happy Hearth” and “Bear Tracks,” provide a cozy stay close to the river. Amenities include clean restrooms, showers, picnic tables, and fire rings, ensuring both comfort and convenience. Beyond the campsites, the park features a golf course, miles of hiking and biking trails, kayak rentals, and trout streams that are stocked year-round. The nearby Forest Heritage Center and Nature Center add a cultural and educational dimension.

Located just eight miles north of Broken Bow and a short drive from the lively town of Hochatown, the campground is ideally positioned for excursions. Hochatown offers restaurants, breweries, and family-friendly attractions like miniature golf, making it easy to blend outdoor recreation with local charm. Whether you’re planning a weekend retreat or an extended vacation, Beavers Bend delivers a quintessential Oklahoma camping experience with an array of activities to suit every kind of adventurer.