Eufaula Lake

102 E BK 200 RD
Stigler, OK 74462-9440

Eufaula Lake is the largest lake located entirely in the State of Oklahoma. It is located on the Canadian River, 27 miles upstream from its confluence with the Arkansas River. With over 600 miles of shoreline and 102,000 surface acres, Eufaula offers a variety of recreational opportunities for everyone. The shoreline ranges from vast expanses of sandy beaches to rocky bluffs. Boaters traveling through the Standing Rock area can admire the beauty that was admired by Spanish explorers. Over 250 housing developments with lake homes are located in close proximity to the shoreline. Most of these areas are within walking distance to the lake. Many offer public boat ramp access within the development. Mowing and boat dock permits allow property owners to mow government property below their lots and place private boat docks within walking distance of their property. Eufaula Lake has long been recognized for its outstanding fishery. Crappie, sand bass, catfish and black bass in the lake reach record size. Below the dam, striped bass reaching over 40 pounds have been caught in the tailwaters. This fishery is popular year-round with catfish, sand bass and crappie being the most popular species. Visitors to Eufaula Lake should plan to take advantage of the opportunity to sight see in the historic town of Eufaula, where many antique shops and unique restaurants offer something for everyone. Other points of interest include the towns of McAlester and Krebs, where Italian restaurants are known worldwide. Robber's Cave State Park and two state parks located on Eufaula Lake offer a variety of recreational experiences, including golf courses, swimming pools, and hiking trails. Visitors in the fall will be treated to a collage of colors as the surrounding hills provide unparalleled beauty of fall foliage.

Directions

From McAlester, 23 miles north on US 69, 16 miles east on OK 9, 6 miles north on OK 71.

Reviews

Eufaula Lake campgrounds are known for their beautiful lake views, spacious and scenic campsites, and friendly, helpful staff, creating a peaceful and family-friendly environment ideal for fishing, boating, and relaxation. Most sites offer clean facilities, good access to water and beaches, and accommodate a range of camping needs including RVs. However, visitors often report maintenance issues such as overgrown grass, uneven or narrow sites, limited and shared water and electrical hookups, and restrooms needing updates or more cleaning. Pest problems like ants, ticks, and sand burrs are noted, alongside occasional noise or management challenges. Overall, the campground is well-regarded but could benefit from improved site maintenance, facility upgrades, and clearer amenity information.

Beautiful lake views and waterfront sites

Spacious, clean, and well-maintained campsites

Friendly and helpful staff and hosts

Peaceful, family-friendly and quiet environment

Good access to water, fishing, beaches, and recreational amenities

Overgrown grass, stickers, and pest infestations (ants, ticks, sand burrs)

Uneven, narrow, or poorly maintained sites and pads

Limited, shared, or distant water and electrical hookups

Restrooms and showers often outdated or in need of cleaning and repairs

Occasional poor road conditions, noise, and reservation system challenges

1,543 reviews

5 stars

813

4 stars

357

3 stars

205

2 stars

102

1 stars

Mary K

Campground:Belle Starr

Loop:Bsts

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Reviewed 9 days ago

Construction and maintenance had some areas closed. Had to share water with nearby site, but we had a splitter. We had a beautiful waterfront site.

Cynthia H

Campground:Porum Landing

Loop:Plan

Site:

Reviewed 9 days ago

We Love Porum Landing.

Richard I

Campground:Belle Starr

Loop:Bsts

Site:

Reviewed 9 days ago

We stayed in site E15. There was only one water faucet for sites 14, 15, and 16. So be sure to bring a triple splitter. That was the only downfall of the whole trip. Overall was a great place to camp. The lake is fairly accessible with a little effort.

r s

Campground:Ladybird Landing

Loop:Dsis

Site:

Reviewed 10 days ago

The campsite and bathrooms were great. When on the second night the jackery ran out of power. I drove around charging it. Managed to be out after 10 pm. Was locked out. Parked by the gate and walked to our campsite and dropped off the jackery and walked back to the truck and drove home. Fortunately we don’t live real far.

James M

Campground:Brooken Cove

Loop:Bcov

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Reviewed 12 days ago

Brooken Cove is a beautiful campground. Site 42 was a little tight getting our large 5th wheel into, but we got it in and the views did not disappoint.

Wade E

Campground:Brooken Cove

Loop:Bcov

Site:

Reviewed 13 days ago

Beautiful place

Keep your options open

Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Eufaula Lake.