Raymond Gary State Park
No admission feeSoutheast Oklahoma state park on Lake Raymond Gary, offering fishing, boating, swimming and camping.

Hike pine-covered Ouachita foothills, fish stocked trout streams and paddle the Mountain Fork River beside Broken Bow Lake.
4350 S Hwy 259A · Broken Bow, OK
Beavers Bend covers 3,482 acres of forested, mountainous country along Broken Bow Lake and the Mountain Fork River, north of Broken Bow. You can hike the David L. Boren Trail, fish trout streams that are stocked year-round, canoe or kayak the river, ride horses and play the 18-hole Cedar Creek Golf Course. The Forest Heritage Center holds 14 dioramas on the region's forest history. The park is named for John T. Beavers, a Choctaw settler who once owned part of the land.
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