Read about this campground on another site and it was at the perfect stopping point in our journey…read morefrom IA to TX. There are 10 pull-through RV slabs with FULL hookups, each are long enough to line up two RVs and tow vehicles. Most of the slabs are level, but a couple have settled a little either forward or backward. The is one picnic table and rain shelter at the front of the RV parking area, next to the pay box and pricing sign. Nice view of the lake and a wide open sunset. Lots of room to run. I hope they plant more trees here. It looks so plain with out them.

Fun and not super packed like other lakes but I believe it's crawdads that keep pinching me. So be…read moreaware of that. And dock need fixed missing big pieces

I have been camping here with my family for a long time. When my sister and I decided to go to…read moreOklahoma State University we have had graduation parties and family member bring their RV's and stay here since 2014. Our spot would always be at pine grove and would go fishing in their crappie pond and were thrilled when they added the new sand beach. Now in 2025, they have made our spot (Pine Grove) where me and many other families have always taken our spring break, fall break and other week vacations at and "annual only site" and closed it off. We thought okay that sucks but we can try out the others sites. We decided to try out Beaver Cove and that has been a MAJOR disappointment. The sites look like they have not been tidied up in who knows how long and their bathrooms are unclean and do not have any soap ever! No decent swimming/fishing areas around it. And ticks everywhere! You would figure if they decided to close off pine grove they would fix up the non-annual spots but no! Seems to be more about the money considering there are more annual spots than non-annual and they are better taken care of. After 11 years of camping here we have decided to look elsewhere to camp. So so so disappointed!!!!

My husband and I just got back from Lake Carl Blackwell. It was my first time. We camped with our…read morecamper. We were parked at Scissortail Lane. Awesome time! Bathrooms were clean, grounds were well kept. No loud music or people, our area was full. I had a great time. Will definitely go back!! The staff was great.

Just down the road from where I live. This place is my go-to peaceful place. I take walks or just…read moresit and breathe! such a beautiful place. I see people fishing here too.

Really good fishing area.Quiet and beautiful and peaceful.It's paid area to fish for a donation of…read more$5.00.They have a store nearby during business hours.They also have bait

This is a lovely, out of the way lake in the middle of lower Kansas. Not far from Oklahoma,…read moreactually. Secluded and beautiful. Lots of great birdwatching spots around it! Folks canoe, motorboat, swim, fish and bird watch here. Tiny little beach, sparsely used during the week. Lovely to sit among trees and be at the beach, listening to birds. Family friendly. No lifeguard on duty.

I have loved coming to Anthony lake for years but this year there seems to be an increase in the…read morenumber of locals coming out to the campground to let their dogs run loose. I had my two dogs out for a walk today when I say a guy, in a while hatchback, had what looked like a pit (white with black spots) chasing after his car around the campground. As soon as his dog saw mine, it came after them with its hackles up. It didn't seem interested in me, it want my dogs. I was able to keep it away from my dogs while yelling at the guy to come get his dog. When he got a hold of his dog he started hitting and kicking it while it was trying to get away from him. He drug it to his car while calling me names. No wonder the dog is aggressive. Then later my husband and I took our two dogs out for one last potty. Lucky we were still close to the camper when we saw two brown labs running at us. The owner was way behind. They made it to our camper. I was able to get our two in the camper while my husband kept them back. Their owner called them when he got to his car (a dark blue hatchback I think. It was dark) . We've never had issues like this before but there is no one monitoring. People need to be aware of their surroundings and watch out for dogs running loose. Both of these examples were not people camping here. They drove in to let their dogs run loose.

I've lived around this lake all my life and have basically grew up spending all my summers here…read moreeither camping or swimming. There was a time we lived right by the dam and Overlook. We fished almost daily and was able to fill up our freezer. Things have changed a lot here since I was young. Today we came out to go swimming. It was quite windy but it didn't stop people from coming out to swim. The beach looked packed with swimmers. We also saw a lot of campers filling up the campsites. The guard shack was removed and so it is free to swim right now. Everything from the restrooms to the beach looked clean and kept up. There is also still life jackets for those young swimmers or others that can't swim too well. Our little grandkids had fun dogging holes to sit in or castles in the sand. We spent about 3 hours here today but have already made plans to come again. On our visit to the Overlook we found out this Saturday they are still planning to have the July fireworks over the water. It's a beautiful sight for those who haven't went, but you want to come early enough to find a good seat or parking spot.

There's camping here, walking trails, and a beautiful lake. We visited this place a couple times…read morewith the pup while staying in the area.

Nice lake for boating and swimming Picnic area with tables…read moreand shade Small beach area that has no lifeguard but has yellow boundaries for safer swimming The rocks have been cleared off the beach area so it's easy on the feet The wind can really pick up and made whitecaps so rowing can be tough

Corps of Engineers dedicated the lake in 1977. It has lots of picnic tables, some covered…read moreshelters, camping with electricity, swimming, playgrounds, boat ramp, pier, and restrooms with showers. No lifeguard. There is hiking. The area is in good shape and nicely maintained. There are fees for use, $8.00 camping, $1.00 a person swimming, $3.00 boat launching

Beautiful nature and glorious room to hike, fish, boat, and relax in a slice of Stillwater. I feel…read morelike not enough people know this place is here, and I kinda like it. I wonder if I should write this review! Just don't all storm the place at once.

We love boomer lake! Come out here often during the day when it's not busy. Plenty of sidewalk to…read morerun, and get a 4k in! Boomer has miles of walking/running availability! Dogs must be on leash, but if you get there early enough, no one is around. I always leash my dog when passers/runners are coming, but it's nice to be able to let her roam a bit when no one is there but us. Nice escape from the city while being in the city.

My favorite park in Oklahoma. I've spent three days here, today was my last day and I went to this…read morepark. After taking my dog to several parks, including the one with the little dog area, this was the best. Such nice open area, lovely trail thru the park and river. LOTS of picnic areas, very accommodating as a park. First park I'm coming to when I come back.