Bernice State Park, State park in Oklahoma, United States.
Bernice State Park is an 88-acre park located at the northwestern corner of Grand Lake with two towers for wildlife viewing. The grounds offer numerous camping and accommodation options right on the water's edge.
The region served as a key route during the Civil War, with the Cabin Creek Battle Site marking important military movements through Indian Territory. These locations today remind visitors of the area's complex past during that period.
The nearby Eastern Trails Museum displays exhibits about how pioneers lived and what traditions shaped northeastern Oklahoma's early communities. Visitors can learn how the first settlers worked and built their lives in this region.
The park has 33 RV sites with water and electrical hookups, two restroom buildings with hot showers, and a dump station in the center. Visitors should check in at the visitor center when arriving to learn about trail access and fishing areas.
The park is recognized as the Crappie Capital of the World, providing access to Grand Lake's expansive water. The calm waters make it a favorite spot for anglers seeking this popular fish species.
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