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Beavers Bend State Park
Every business in our directory at Beavers Bend State Park, 22 in all, with photos, hours and directions.
About Beavers Bend State Park
Pines, trout and a lakeside lodge
Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps crews built this 3,482-acre park, and it opened in 1937. It hugs Broken Bow Lake and the Mountain Fork River. Sleep in a park cabin, a yurt, a campsite or the lodge. Walk the hill trails, cast for trout, or duck into the free Forest Heritage Center on a rainy day. A daily parking fee applies, so check current rates.
This page lists every business in the Reservation Destination directory that is inside Beavers Bend State Park or right on its edge: 22 businesses in all, including 5 places to stay and 17 activities and attractions. Tap any business for its hours, photos, phone number and directions.
- Type: State park
- Where: McCurtain County, Oklahoma
- Listed here: businesses inside Beavers Bend State Park or right on its edge
- Businesses: 22
- Updated: November 7, 2026
🏡 Places to Stay
Places to Stay at Beavers Bend State Park (5)
Direct Booking Cabins
Lodge
Direct Booking Management
RV Park
Campground🎯 Activities & Attractions
Activities & Attractions at Beavers Bend State Park (17)
Museum / Attraction
Fishing Guide
Marina
Canoe & Kayak Rental
State Park
Train Rides & Horseback Riding
Boat Rental
Fishing Guide
Fishing Guide
Boat Tour
Golf Course
Kayak Rental
Boat & Recreation Rentals
Boat Rental
Outdoor Attraction
Fishing Guide
Zip Line & Outdoor Adventure🛏️ Places to stay
Places to stay at Beavers Bend State Park
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More about Beavers Bend State Park
Getting to know Beavers Bend
Beavers Bend State Park covers 3,482 acres of pine hills on the shores of Broken Bow Lake and the Mountain Fork River. It is about 10 miles north of Broken Bow. The park office is at 4350 S Hwy 259A (580-494-6300).
Built in the Great Depression
Beavers Bend was one of Oklahoma's first state parks. Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2815, part of a Great Depression jobs program, built it between 1935 and 1941. It opened as a state park in 1937. The name comes from John T. Beavers, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation who owned part of the land, and from a bend where the river makes a near U-turn.
Stay and play
The park has 47 cabins with kitchenettes and 393 campsites spread over eight camping areas. Two yurts, round tent-like shelters, sit near the river. Beavers Bend Lodge stands on the lake shore, and every room looks out on the water.
By day you can hike, bike, paddle the river, ride horses or fish. A naturalist runs nature center programs all year. The park also has mini-golf, tennis, an amphitheater and the 18-hole Cedar Creek Golf Course.
On a rainy day, visit the Forest Heritage Center, a free state museum inside the park. Its 14 large painted scenes, called dioramas, are the work of Harry Rossoll, the Smokey Bear artist. They tell the forest's story, from prehistoric times to the Caddo people to 1940s logging.
Parking
Beavers Bend charges a daily parking fee for each vehicle, with a lower rate for Oklahoma and tribal plates. Any cabin, lodge or campsite booking comes with one parking pass. Check current fees before you go.
For lodging, trails and family tips, see our Beavers Bend State Park visitor guide.
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