Lake Tenkiller - Oklahoma
Tenkiller State Park
Lake Tenkiller
The beautiful cliffs of Tenkiller
State Park offer spectacular
views of the 12,650 acre lake
nestled in the hills of eastern
Oklahoma.
Picnicking under the Sky
Picnic tables overlook the
sparkling blue waters of Lake
Tenkiller, noted for fishing,
boating, swimming, sightseeing
and even scuba diving.
Tenkiller State Park
Lake Tenkiller, Oklahoma
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Deep in the heart of what once was
the western Cherokee Nation,
Lake Tenkiller is a phenomenal
recreation area surrounded by
stunning scenery and unique
history and culture associated with
the Cherokee people and the Trail
of Tears.
One of the key access points to the
lake is Tenkiller State Park, located
near the Tenkiller Dam on State
Highway 82 ten miles north of Vian,
Oklahoma.
The park is known for is beautiful
limestone cliffs and the crystal
clarity of the lake makes it popular
for fishing, boating, swimming and
even scuba diving.
Nearby, visitors can explore
Sequoyah's Cabin, the wide variety
of historic sites around the
Cherokee capital of Tallequah, Fort
Gibson Historic Site and a variety
of other historic locales.
Tenkiller State Park features cabins,
cabanas, camping areas, picnic areas,
beautiful scenery, a nature center, restaurant,
marina, gift shop and more.
To visit other sites in the area, please follow
the links below:
