broken-bow-cabins-54 The list of things to do for outdoor enthusiasts plus the spectacular scenery make Beavers Bend Park one of the best in Oklahoma.  The pristine Mountain Fork River winds it’s way through the lush, forested mountains in the heart of the Park where hiking trails abound, many running parallel to the edge of the river. Trout fishing is open year-round and canoe rentals are popular in the warmer months and must be experienced to take in the true beauty of the park.

The Forest Heritage Center Museum lies in the center of the park and has great information and exhibits detailing the history of the area.   Not far away lies Beavers Bend Restaurant that has a huge deck overlooking the River. More facts about the park include: It was built by the CCC in the 1930s. There is no charge to enter. You will see lots of wildlife. There is a Nature Center where wounded and injured wildlife are nurtured back to health. The Beavers Bend Paddle Boats, putt-putt golf, canoes and swim beach are popular throughout the summer. Campsites and RV hookups are available by calling the park office at 580-494-6300.The Forest Heritage Center features the history of the forest, wood turners exhibit, and hosts the annual summer Owa-Chito art show & photography contest. They also host the Fall Festival with handmade soaps, crafts, petting zoo and more. There are several festivals and activities scheduled throughout the year and many other activities.