Beavers Bend State Park - Hochatown Area
Quick Facts
Why Broken Bow & Beavers Bend
Beavers Bend State Park sits in the mountainous Kiamichi region of southeast Oklahoma, along the shores of Broken Bow Lake and the Mountain Fork River, with 180 miles of pine-studded shoreline and 14,220 surface acres of water. The park offers year-round trout fishing, the 26-mile David Boren hiking trail, and the nearby Hochatown community’s zip-lining, gem panning, and wildlife safari park.
This is a genuinely massive, well-loved state park with real range — clear lake water, a river, and cabins alongside standard camping.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Broken Bow, in the Hochatown area
- Setting: Massive, mountainous, along Broken Bow Lake
- Site type: State park cabins and campground
- Amenities: Canoe and paddle boat rentals, real hiking trails with AllTrails coverage, lake and river access, spacious grounds
- Recreation: Hiking and water activities
Pro Tips for Booking
Request a quieter section if that matters to you. Some cabin clusters sit close together with lively neighbors, worth knowing when booking.
Fly fish the Mountain Fork River. It has year-round trout fishing with catch-and-release trophy areas.
Zip-line or pan for gems in Hochatown. Both are just outside the park and genuinely popular add-ons.
What to Do Around Here
- Fly fishing the Mountain Fork River’s trophy trout areas
- The 26-mile David Boren hiking trail
- Canoeing and paddle boating on Broken Bow Lake
- Ziplining and gem panning in nearby Hochatown
- Golf at the 18-hole Cedar Creek Golf Course
