Check out the pebble beach to go swimming at. Kayaking shuttle service, cabins galore, walking…read moretrails, ATV trails, RV spots, camping spots, a huge slip-n-slide, bon fires, general store, playground etc. what Elese could you need?

This was my second time here. My first trip I stopped by for about an hour to check it out during…read moremy day ride because I've followed Adam for awhile on YouTube. This trip I stayed the night Saturday during the Fast Life Garage Campout and it was a lot of fun. There were two food trucks on site and both were extremely tasty. I am a Combat Veteran still serving so I was able to check out the free veteran camping area. I found a great spot under one of the smaller trees, which was perfect! I used the coed shower trailer and it was air conditioned and nice to have being I was tent camping. There are mens showers located somewhere else on the property but I didn't bother looking for them because this shower trailer was closest to me. The water was hot and there were also sinks with mirrors. The lounge area at the clubhouse is beautiful at night. I sat there for about a half hour after the festivities ended Saturday night enjoying the ambiance and finishing my beverage before hitting the showers. It is very relaxing. The campground is great. It has everything you really would want to do. I want to return with my Girlfriend to possibly rent the treehouse on the river, do some kayaking, and ride the local area. Hopefully do 4 days there. I highly recommend giving them a try, you won't be disappointed. If I am able too I will be returning next year for the Fast Life Campout and if I'm lucky I'll get to return again this year.

Excellent venue for a rustic escape. The hosts were fantastic and the cabin was great. Peaceful,…read morequiet... The view is beautiful and being right on the lake is fantastic. Highly recommend. We stayed in the Cowboy cabin.

Wonderful place for children fishing small boat trolling motor my kids loved the paddle boats the…read morecabins have everything you need is it ready rocking Old Ranch I'm ready you want to go rock and roll rats ready to have fun fishing and bad and exploring it is just plain fun got to go

Took our new camper with 3 kids and had a nice long weekend. The playground area was unexpected and…read morea nice touch even for my 7th grader because it was "old school" with things they don't see on playgrounds anymore. The lack of hiking trails was more of an issue than we thought for keeping our crew occupied and we missed not having a walkable bathroom near our campsite. But otherwise, it was a quiet, beautiful campsite and the park manager was super nice too.

Got to say it's a nice park to getaway with the family. We rented a house nearby for the week what…read morethe hopes to come here and rent a canoe or boat of some sort The park's official said that they do not rent to off site visitors so please be advised.

For over $500 a night, the experience feels like a scam. Despite the way it's advertised, there's…read morevery little interaction with the animals during your stay. You don't see elephants at night after they put them up, so if you check in at 6 PM as required, you're lucky to catch even a brief glimpse of them before they're put away at 7pm. The room is under 200 square feet with no TV, no WiFi, and a toilet system that doesn't allow flushing toilet paper--you're expected to throw used wipes in the trash. Breakfast was disappointing: a microwaved Jimmy Dean egg cup, pre-packaged mini muffins, fruit that was a Dole mixed fruit cup, and dry cereal with no milk. Save your money and book your family somewhere else.

Okay this is an amazing and awesome trip of a lifetime. After we checked in, we saw elephant habits…read moreand went back up to them and were able to pet an elephant. The cabins are bare bones but adorable. I had a full-sized bed that I slept well in. Well, until the crazy thunderstorm came. But that's nature's fault and not the fault of Oklahoma Awesome Adventures. LOL. In the cabins are a Keurig coffee maker, a toaster, a mini-fridge and a microwave. The toilets are strange, with a button on the left side of the bowl (as you're facing the toilet). But they work WELL. Actually better than a normal toilet for sucking things down. The table is really cute too. There's two benches, but the table is pushed up to the wall with one bench underneath so it doesn't take up the extra room but you can pull out out if you need to serve more people. The cabin is cooled (and heated) by a wall unit. Absolutely awesome. We turned it down before we went to dinner and came back to a FREEZING cabin. When you arrive there is fruit on the table (that is bananas) and you are advised it's for the elephant when you have breakfast with the elephant. We bought apples for the elephants but they aren't allowed outside food. Breakfast was at 8:35. We were last so we had the opportunity to see the elephants at the other cabins (there are 3). The elephants carry a large metal park with a picnic basket in it. It's a very short time but a great photo op. Plus, what's cooler than seeing an elephant take a banana from your hands? Complaints (but I'm still giving 5 stars because I liked it). 1. Breakfast was at 8:35 and the first tour of The Endangered Ark Foundation was 11:30. Why couldn't the two times be closer together? 2. Lightbulbs are out in both cabins (I asked to see the other cabins) 3. In the bathroom there was conditioner but no shampoo, soap, etc. 4. They were out of hand soap.

Everything!!! Bathrooms, very narrow roads (not large RV friendly), park needs major maintenance,…read moreno one in office, pack of stray dogs running loose and everyone said nothing can be done about them. One site had 8 cars and the list goes on.

Beautiful lake for relaxing, walking, fishing and enjoying the beautiful weather and nature. Cabins…read moreare great too

What an incredible Oklahoma State Park. This was our first time here and will not be our last. In…read morefact, our group will be booking sites in the park for October 2021. Our group had around 25 rigs/families attending our gathering. The park's facilities and staff are first rate. We didn't get down to the swimming area but from what I heard, it is great. The park has really nice hiking trails and a wonderful group pavilion that can be reserved. The park is quiet and well patrolled by state park officials. The staff, especially Sandy, went our of their way to make us all feel welcome.

The swim beach is pretty muddy and not much shade. The kids enjoyed fishing though! The visitor…read morecenter was closed for covid measure so we didn't get to see it.

This is a great place to stop and get bait and tackle on your way to Sardis lake or clayton lake…read more The owners are local to Clayton and very family friendly.

This museum is a must see if you are in the area. It's free and full of amazing history and…read moreartifacts. The staff is very friendly, the main building amazing and the grounds are beautiful. The gift shop has lots of handmade one of a kind items. We spent over two hours here and learned so much.