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This Information is provided by Oklahoma Horse Online. Oklahoma State Parks A. Arrowhead State Park (918)339-2204 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.293 Adjacent to Lake Eufaula, equestrian camp with RV sites, electric, water, dump station, primitive camping, pavilion, corrals. B. Foss Lake State Park (580) 592-4433 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.2848 Clinton, OK. Warrior Trail (multi-use) equestrian campground, electricity, RV sites, water, comfort station, corrals, picket posts and pavilion. No horse rentals available. C. Great Salt Plains State Park (580) 626-4731 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.3204 Hwy 38 N. of Jet OK. George Sibley Trail (multi-use) Campground, electricity, RV sites, picket posts, water, comfort station, pavilion. No horse rentals are available. D. Lake Murray State Park, Ardmore (580) 223-4044 Park Office http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.4358 They have a barn to stable the horses. There are electric and water hook-ups. Bathrooms with showers and really nice trails. The only thing is the trails are not well marked. Also it is located in the field trial area. You need to call in advance to make sure they are not having field trial runs. Rental horses are available March- November - 580-223-8172 E. McGee Creek State Park (580) 889-5822 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.4972 N.E. of Atoka and N. of Farris OK off Hwy 3 Permit system, both full day and overnight available. Primitive campground near the entrance of the NSRA. F. Robbers Cave State Park (918) 465-2565 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.6415 Wilburton, OK. Developed by OETRA members and maintained by them. This trail is located in the San Bois Mountains. Wildlife Management Area closed Oct 15-Dec 31 and wild turkey season. Portions of the trail are open all year. Equestrian campground, electricity, RV, primitive camping, corrals on first come first served basis, picket poles, comfort station and pavilion. MAP: http://www.tourism.state.ok.us/images/parkmaps/robbers%20cave.jpg G. Roman Nose Resort Park (580) 623-7281 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.6460 N. of Watonga. OK. (Multi-use) Primitive camping, RV campsites with nearby comfort station and water provided. Corrals available for rent and cabins close by. Horse rental also available - 580-623-4121 H. Walnut Creek State Park (918)242-3362 http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.8380 E. of Cleveland and N. of Keystone, Located on Keystone Lake at Prue, OK. 15 mile Sand Plum Trail (multi-use) users are advised to stay on designated trails, quicksand may occur along portions of the lakeshore. Equestrian campground features Electricity, RV hook ups, water, picnic tables, grills, picket posts, comfort station. No horse rentals available. You must bring your own horse. Walnut Creek is closed December 1-March 31. Also HA. New Mannford Ramp at Keystone Lake. I. Thunderbird State Park, Norman, OK Trail fee $2. 405-360-3572 Horse trails, more to come. Trail obstacles, mounting ramp J. Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow, OK (580) 494-6613 Horse rentals U.S. Forest Services/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers/Wildlife Management Equestrian Trails K. Cedar Lake Equestrian Camp in the Ouachita National Forest (918)653-2991 www.reserveamerica.com(reservations)http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.d o?subTabIndex=0&&contractCode=nrso&parkCode=ced3 S. W. of Heavener, OK. Cedar Lake Equestrian Camp, primitive and RV hookups camping, comfort station, wash rack, water, picket poles, corrals available on RV campsites, pavilion, to reserve. L. Cherokee Wildlife Management Area (918) 931 0432 https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/wildlife.../cherokee Zeb, OK. 16,000 acres available to ride with numerous trails and fire roads. Map available. From Ft. Gibson: 10 miles east on U.S. Hwy 62, turn south at the Finish Line gas station (S460 Rd.), two miles to the Zeb entrance to area. This is an Oklahoma Conservation Pass area and requires either a valid OK hunting or fishing license or conservation pass carried with you to be in the park. Best riding is on the south end. The north end contains a rifle range. Primitive camping available approximately 3.5 miles from the main entrance on Burnt Cabin Road. No facilities except permanent pit toilets. Closed to horses Oct 1-Feb 15 and April 6-May 6 due to hunting seasons. M. Cookson WMA that straddles Cherokee and Adair counties. To learn more about it, here is a video from the biologist. You can also visit https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/wildlife- managem…/cookson It's 15,000 acres and is located 5.2 miles east of Highway 82 on Blue Top Rd. at Cookson, OK. N. Heyburn Lake, Kellyville, OK 918-247-6391 http://www.swt.usace.army.mil/recreat/OPSField.CFM?tblOPSField__LakeName=Heyburn%20L ake Equestrian trails, equestrian campground with new picket poles, RV hook ups. O. Kaw Lake, Ponca City, OK (580)762-5611 http://www.kawlake.com/ www.reserveamerica.com-- 8 E/W sites for Equestrian Camping with 2 pipe pens at each site are at Sarge Creek Cove for $18 a night. Shower House/Tornado Shelter. Five Fingers Equestrian Trail from Sarge Creek to Burbank Landing. Out and Back Trail with loops. P. Lexington Wildlife Management Area (405)527-6476 http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/lexington.htm Lexington, OK. 9,432 acres located off Hwy 77 five miles south and six miles east of Noble, OK. Primitive camping available. No facilities except portapotty. Picnic area by Dahlgren Lake. Closed to horses Oct 1-Feb 15 and April 6-May 6 due to hunting seasons. Q. Platter-Lakeside Trail (903)465-499www.reserveamerica.com (reservations) Lake Texoma, (multi-use) Primitive camping available at both ends of the trail. Can be accessed from either Platter or Lakeside Recreation Areas. Platter Flats also has an equestrian campground (not restricted to horses) with electric, water - shared between sites so bring a Y adapter. Future plans include to add corrals. Trails are not marked but future plans include marking trails and mapping trails. Primitive camping also available. There is also a modern bath/showerhouse. R. Pushmataha Wildlife Management Area (918)569-4329 http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/pushmataha.htm S.W. of Clayton, OK 2 1/2 miles. Primitive camping, street style signs at trail/road intersections. Equestrians welcome, some restrictions during hunting season could apply. S. Sandy Sanders Wildlife Management area http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/sandy.htm 580- 471-3371 Sandy Sanders WMA covers 19,100 acres of Greer and Beckham counties in southwest Oklahoma. The area is located 26 miles northwest of Mangum and 26 miles southwest of Sayre. Sandy Sanders WMA is a unique area consisting of rolling to rugged terrain extending north from the Elm Fork of the Red River. Primitive camping only. Closed during hunting season to trail riders. T. Waurika Lake Project Office, rolling grassland and hills of mixed oak forest. Parking area is adjacent to primitive camping facility, just day riding U. Will Rogers Country Centennial Trail (918)443-2250 http://corpslakes.usace.army.mil/visitors/projects.cfm?Id=M513340 Oologah Lake oak-hickory forests and open meadows, experienced riders will enjoy the rugged trail segment which climbs Kite Hill. Abundant wildlife, trail is closed during deer gun season. Closed. HA. New Mannford – Lake Keystone Owned by Oklahoma State University V. Lake Carl Blackwell (405)372-5157 or 714-1261 West of Stillwater, OK and East of 1-35 on 51, N. on 51C to Equestrian Camp. Wooded hills and open plains. Approximately 50 miles of trail. Annual family pass: $50. West of Stillwater, OK and East of 1-35 on 51, N. on 51C to Equestrian Camp. Primitive camping $15 per day. Ride fee $5 per day per vehicle. Wooded hills and open plains. http://lcb.okstate.edu/equestrian-trails Equestrian Camp is called Hunts Meadows. Scissortail Camp is also available. E/W sites with picket poles, picnic table, fire ring are $20 a night. Pens are $10 a night. Concrete wash rack. Vault toilets/Tornado Shelters. City Parks with Equestrian Facilities W. Arcadia Lake (405)359-4579 Edmond, OK http://edmondok.com/parks/arcadialake/recreation/trails Entrance off 33rd Street and I-35 go east until 33rd dead ends at Air Depot. Turn south -- road dead ends at Equestrian parking lot. No facilities. Ride fee $4.00 per day. Approximately 10 miles of trail. Yearly pass $20. Edmond residents receive 20% discount. Open dawn until dusk daily. Horse shoes not necessary since it is mostly sandy and very little rocks. No facilities or water (just lake water). X. Bell Cow Lake (405)258-3212 Chandler, OK Flat Rock Trail has 11.8 miles. Red Bud Trail has 25.4 miles. Large campground well maintained. Electricity, picket poles, rest rooms and showers, (closed in winter) primitive area for tent camping. Pavilions. Ride fee $3. Yearly pass also available. Link for more info: http://www.brightok.net/~bridgedp/bellcowlakeweb/index.html Y. Copan Lake http://corpslakes.usace.army.mil/visitors/projects.cfm?Id=M503890Day ride only, several miles of trail. Z. Duncan Lake (580) 255-9397 http://www.duncanlakehorseclub.com Duncan OK, east on Plato to Duncan Lake Rd. Electricity, water, picnic tables, showers and comfort stations. Lots of trails, easy access, some not wooded, well marked round the lake. $10 per year or $2/day trail fee. AA. Hugo Lake, Kiamichi Park 580-326-3345 http://www.swt.usace.army.mil/recreat/OPSField.CFM?tblOPSField__LakeName=Hugo%20Lake Located in S.E. Oklahoma 5 miles east of Hugo on Hwy 70. Several thousand acres and miles of trails to explore from 1 March to Oct 1.
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