Camp Information: The Hunts Meadow Equestrian Campground has 19 sites with electric, water, picnic table, hitching post and fire ring at each. Plus, 30 primitive campsites. Hunts Meadow also has horse pens, a wash area, round pen and pavilion. Individual reservations aren’t allowed at Hunts Meadow. It’s first-come, first-served. So call 405.372.5157 early in the
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Camp Information: Fishermen’s Cove is located off Tony Creek Road in Elgin and is where we primarily park and ride. Maps: Trail Map Website: Facebook Page

Camp Information: Platter Flats Campground is located on Lake Texoma in Oklahoma’s Cross Timbers Region. The lake is said to be the “Playground of the Southwest,” where outdoor activities like fishing, boating, hiking and hunting abound. Maps: Campsites Horse Trail Map Campgrounds Manure Disposal: Take to 3 sided railway tie dump station. Special Notes: See
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Camp Information: Lake Texoma has approximately 13 miles of trails and primitive camping. Barefoot friendly 11 primitive back-in sites, fitting pulling vehicle and camper. Water source nearby and a porta potty for your convenience. All reservations are following the regular rules of Oklahoma State Parks. One tag is included in the reservation, all others follow
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Camp Information: The Liberty Lake trail is multi-use, for riding/hiking/biking. Trail is well marked and goes completely around Liberty Lake, 6.2 miles long. There’s an optional loop, the Freedom Loop, that adds another 1.3 miles. Mostly shaded and sandy soil so your horses do not need shoes. Open year round. Under age 16 must be
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Camp Information: Visitors to McGee Creek State Park will enjoy an abundance of water recreation along 64 miles of shoreline, with the lower part of the reservoir cleared for the use of water skiers, boaters and fishermen. The dense forest surrounding the reservoir provides scenic enjoyment and excellent hunting opportunities. In the adjacent McGee Creek
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Camp Information: Turn in at the zoo entrance. Just past the guard shack turn right. Go approximately one mile on Cherokee Drive to Shelter 5 and 6 on your right. Park at shelter 5 immediately to your right. (gravel parking lot) Approximately 5.5 miles of trails. No shoes required. There is an arena with obstacles.
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Camp Information: Wildlife Management Area, primitive camping, review hunting dates before camping.

Camp Information: The Will Rogers Centennial Trail head is northeast of Tulsa on highway 169, then 3 miles east on 88 just past the spillway on the north side of the road… (From Claremore, follow Hwy 88 North 8 miles.) There are 18 miles of equestrian and hiking trails. The trails begin at Will Rogers
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