Cherokee Landing State Park, State park in Cookson Hills, Oklahoma, US
Cherokee Landing State Park is a state park on a peninsula extending into Lake Tenkiller in northeastern Oklahoma. The park covers approximately 146 acres and features wooded areas alongside open water views and natural terrain.
The park was established to provide recreational opportunities to the Cookson Hills region. Its creation transformed the area into a central destination for outdoor recreation near the lake.
The park serves as a gathering place for local residents and visitors seeking outdoor recreation and community events. It functions as a recreational hub where people enjoy seasonal activities and shared experiences.
The park provides 93 RV campsites with electric and water hookups and 45 primitive camping spots with restrooms and shower facilities. A boat ramp offers direct access to the water for boating and fishing activities.
The Red Fox Trail offers hiking opportunities where visitors can observe migratory cranes during their seasonal passages. A 9-hole disc golf course adds an unexpected recreational option for guests.
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