Copan Lake

396120 St. Hwy 10
Copan, OK 74022

About 4,850 acres of water is impounded behind this dam on the Little Caney River. The Corps also holds fee to approx. 12,000 acres of land around the lake that is available for a variety of recreational uses including hunting,& hiking.

Directions

From Bartlesville, Ok 12 miles north on U.S. Hwy 75, turn left on OK Hwy 10W approximately 2 miles to the Project Office.

Reviews

Copan Lake campgrounds are consistently praised for their cleanliness, well-maintained grounds, friendly and helpful staff, and peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere with beautiful lake views. Visitors appreciate quiet surroundings, good fishing access, and the overall safe environment. Some recurring concerns include uneven or rocky sites, limited 30 amp electrical service without 50 amp options at many sites, distant or inconsistent water hookups, occasional noise from parties, and occasional maintenance issues such as mowing and site leveling. Gates closing early at night and management of site reservations have also been noted as drawbacks.

Clean and well-maintained campgrounds and facilities

Friendly and helpful staff and hosts

Peaceful, quiet, and family-friendly environment

Beautiful lake views and good fishing access

Safe and spacious campsites with shade

Uneven or rocky campsites needing better leveling

Limited electrical service mostly 30 amp, few 50 amp sites

Water hookups sometimes distant or inconsistent

Occasional noise disturbances and party issues

Early gate closings and management challenges

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John H

Campground:Washington Cove

Loop:Wcov

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Reviewed 8 days ago

Site 38 is unfortunately altered due to shade trees needing to be replaced but it was a great stay. Even better when we opted to extend our stay at site 34. 34 might be our favorite site now.

Robert W

Campground:Washington Cove

Loop:Wcov

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Reviewed 9 days ago

Always clean sites. Very relaxing sites by the lake. One of our favorite campgrounds!

Janet W

Campground:Washington Cove

Loop:Wcov

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Reviewed 9 days ago

We enjoyed our stay at Washington Cove. There were many roads throughout that made for good walking. There were also many trees but they were trimmed up and you could see through them to the lake. One drawback was the campground looked run-down. If you use your honey wagon don't pull it over the tire spikes at the exit. It will potentially tear holes in the bottom of the tote. The town of Dewey has a Caseys for quick refreshments. The town of Bartlesville is a gem. It is home to Frank Phillips, founder of Phillips 66 petroleum. His mansion is a must-see along with Woolaroc; a wildlife preserve and incredible museum that Phillips built. Also, plan a drive-through to the Prairie Tallgrass Preserve nearby. Buffalo roam free and we saw them.

bobby e

Campground:Post Oak Park

Loop:Poap

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Reviewed 11 days ago

It was a very good experience

Richard S

Campground:Post Oak Park

Loop:Poap

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Reviewed 12 days ago

Clean and great service. Great time