We rented tubes and cooler carriers. We got there around noon on a Sunday and were able to float…read morethe route twice. We probably could have gone another time but we were all tired lol! They bus you to the entrance, you grab a tube and/or carrier and head down to the water. They provide grass rope so you can tie together if you want to. The tube route did not have any rapids, but did have a stretch of faster moving water. No white water tho- which was fine with me. The water was super shallow in some places, super deep in others. Overall I would rent from them again when we go back to Broken Bow. Also- I would highly recommend wearing swim shoes! I had on sandals and when I had to get out of my tube to help a kiddo, I was slippin and slidin outta the shoes!

I booked a kayak rental and was really looking forward to it. Skippa-Rock called me 4 days before…read moremy trip and told me they decided to close that day and would not honor my reservation. This is not how you run a business! I should have been given more notice so I could make other plans. I now have to try to find something else with such short notice. They completely failed me and I would not recommend them to anyone. Don't let them ruin your vacation. There are plenty of other options for kayak rentals in this area!

Amazing river float! Beautiful scenery, relaxing water, and a perfect day outdoors! Bring cash for…read morediscount

Okay this rental shop is pretty basic in terms of amenities. There's a toilet with no running…read morewater, but that's about it. There's no shop selling water or anything, so definitely bring your own cooler or water. However, I picked this place as I was trying to find a canoe/kayak rental close to the cabins. They only offer one route, and it takes about one hour if you paddle the whole way through. Or you're like me and want to enjoy the peaceful ride. They did mention to bring the canoe/kayak back within 2 hours, but I believe they don't really keep track (just use common sense). They offer single/double kayak and canoe rental. I opted for the canoe as it's a tad larger than the kayaks. The way it works is you check in and pay for the rental, and then you wait for them to take you to the start of the route. The rental is the end of the route. You'll be asked to get a life jacket (they're all kinda moldy, so just pick any). The river doesn't really get that deep, and in fact, some are below knee height, but safety first. After that, they'll call your name once your ride is there. There's no waiting area, so if you go on a summer day, just be prepared to get a little sun. I can't remember how long I waited but it's probably between 30-45 min. Once you get to the start, they'll bring your rental onto the river. That's your cue to take the paddle and get on the rental. They'll push you to the river and you're off to your adventure! Even on a hot summer day, the river stays very cool, and you can get to the shallows and get off your rental for a bit (just don't let it float back on its own). When you get to the end, just paddle towards the rental shop, and they'll help you transition to land. To sum up, it's a good spot to rent kayak/canoe within the park. No showers or anything, but there's some swimming holes nearby that have showers. Equipments can be better maintained, but for the price, it's really good!

Came here for a bachelor party, and it was honestly the best zoo experience I've ever had - and one…read moreof the coolest excursions I've ever done, period. The guides were incredible. They were extremely knowledgeable, not only sharing facts about each type of animal, but also telling us about the individual animals themselves - their personalities, stories, and little quirks. We were lucky enough to feed so many animals, including monkeys, lemurs, hyenas, a rhino, and tortoises. We even got to interact with some of them, including a baby gibbon, sea otters, monkeys, and kangaroos. This was an experience I'll never forget, and I'm extremely grateful to the zoo and the team for making it such a special day. If you're coming to Broken Bow / Hochatown / Oklahoma - or honestly, anywhere within reasonable distance of planet Earth - you need to visit Beavers Bend Safari Park at least once.

We visited the beavers bend safari park on 02/28/26 and selected the general admission, otter…read moreexperience, and a bag of feed. We tried coffee while visiting which was a lovely addition, but relatively unremarkable. Granted, it's a safari park! The walk through small animal exhibit has come a long was since I visited years ago. The entire area is well maintained and the animals seem happy and healthy! One of the hyenas we're limping though and we let management know so hopefully they were able to follow up. The otter experience was really disappointing. It's $40pp, 2 person minimum... so $80. We had twenty minutes to hang out with the two otters on the property, but our time was shared with another couple. The otters were really tired and we were told they had done four meets already, and they had several in line next. By the end of our experience, they were both asleep under the bench. The guide said they usually have a system, but she wasn't sure what happened to it. It seemed like they were getting a bit money hungry and forcing as many experiences as they can which sucks for both the guest and the animals. It really cheapens the very experience outing. I hope the owners are able to put some attention to the matter. They had other animals/experiences we would've chosen had we known the situation. I also thought we would be learning about the otters and we were just seated in the enclosure to play with them with every little interaction or communication from staff. If you pay for a premium experience, you would expect one. The drive through was really well thought out and enjoyable. I love that the animals seemed well cared for and respected! We would definitely come back, but likely wouldn't invest in the more expensive experiences.

This places runs like a well oiled machine! The train line might seem daunting at first but with…read moretwo trains running the 20 minute track there's boarding every 10 minutes. The employees were wonderful at their jobs and very cheerful. The mini pony ride was perfect for our girls who are 2 and 3 years old. 10/10 recommend!

The train conductor was very rude. And needs to get a real job do not tip him and said I was over…read moreage so I couldn't win my cotton candy I was 12 do not ride the train.

Go check these guys out.. fun in the sun. peddling around in the super fun kayaks .. go find them…read moreon Hawk Dr in the Carson Creek area of Broken Bow Lake. Frendly staff, family owned.

Very friendly staff and a lot of activities to choose from. The kids (8 and 4) loved it!read more

If you are going there to play mini golf, it is very expensive considering the course. It is very…read morebasic for the first 9 holes. It was a total of about $65 for 4 people.

We rented a Jeep for the afternoon and had a blast. Russell is friendly and knowledgeable. He…read morethoroughly explained the routes and helped us map our adventure. The Jeep was a blast. We enjoyed the trails, saw some deer, and some of the most beautiful views of the forrest and the lake. We even found a few mud holes along the way. Can't wait to come back!

It is our fourth consecutive year that we go visit Broken Bow and our main event is to rent a jeep…read morefrom Captain's Hideaway. All times my family has had a fantastic time, the service we received was very professional and friendly. We strongly recommend the adventure on the paths they recommend.

We were camping at Beavers Bend State Park and signed up with Julie and her company for a half day…read more(4 hrs) of fly fishing. My wife and I have never been fly fishing. Julie was pretty good about returning texts or calls. Often it was easier to get her at the end of the day because during the day she is out on the rivers. Our guide was a gentleman named Kit. Because we were staying at the state park, he met us at the park office. We followed him to our fishing spot. They provided everything we needed. Kit gave us waders, boots, a hiking pole to help with balance as you wade into the river (this was very helpful), and rod and reel. Kit was very helpful and patient with us. We had a lot of fun. My wife caught 14 trout and I landed 8 (several got away). I would use this company again if we returned to the area.