Broken Bow Lake & Beavers Bend State Park Area Attractions
Beavers Bend State Park :
The scenic beauty of the park and the crystal clear water of the lake and river, make Beavers Bend State Park one of the most popular resort areas in Oklahoma. It is located six miles north of Broken Bow on Hwy 259 north, turn right on 259A to the park.
At Beavers Bend State Park, you will find nature trails, fly fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and a swim beach. Paddle boats, playgrounds, tennis, miniature golf, riding stables, a train depot, bicycling, restaurant dining, the Nature Center Museum, and the Forest Heritage Center are all features of this great park.
Beavers Bend Depot & Stables
(580)494-6613
Broken Bow Lake:
Over 14,000 acres of incredibly clear water that is surrounded by Kiamichi Mountains and forests. Broken Bow Lake is managed by the Corps of Engineers. Therefore, no cabins or homes are allowed to be built near the water.
The marina at Broken Bow lake offers Jet Ski, house boat, boat, and boat slip rentals. This is currently the only marina located on the lake. Please visit their website to get complete information.
Biking & Hiking Trails
Mountain bicyclists and hikers will find 5-6 total miles of trail to enjoy. The smallest loop is just under one half mile in distance, while the medium loop is just over one and one half mile, and the longest loop is pushing 4 miles.
Fishing Guide:
Click here for more information on fishing & hunting licenses
Click here to download a visitor's guide in pdf format
Click here for Maps of Beavers Bend, Broken Bow Lake & McCurtain County
Canoe Rentals:
Ambush Adventures:
3 miles East Hwy 70, Broken Bow
(580) 584-2273
Wild Goose Canoe & Kayak Rental:
Hwy 70 East, Broken Bow
(580) 584-2277
www.wildgoosecanoe.com
WW Canoe Rental:
5 miles East Hwy 70
(580) 584-6856
Boat & Jet Ski Rental:
Broken Bow Lake Parasail :
(580)306-7245
Beavers Bend Marina:
12 miles N Hwy 259 Stevens Gap (580) 494-6455
Broken Bow Boat Center
(580) 584-5428