RV Rental Arrowhead State Park, OK

One of the joys of Arrowhead State Park being along the shores of Eufaula Lake is the opportunity to fish at one of the top angling sites in all of eastern Oklahoma. The lake is home to a variety of fish species, waiting to be landed by Arrowhead State Park campers. The lake is best known for its bass fish and is the reason many fishing tournaments are held here every year. Bass varieties include largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and sand bass, and alongside the bass fish, there is also an abundant number of catfish and crappie. Arrowhead State Park’s shoreline spans many miles, providing endless fishing spots for even the pickiest angler.

Alongside the excellent fishing to be had at Arrowhead State Park, boating is also a must. Again, being so close to the gigantic Eufaula Lake means that an endless water playground is there waiting to be explored. The size of the lake means there are motor or speed restrictions on boats, meaning campers can cruise along in pontoon, speed, or sailboats. Accessing the water is also a simple undertaking, Arrowhead State Park has several boat ramps that are free to use. Those motorhome camping without their own boats can head to the nearby ‘Area 51 Marina,’ perfect for hiring a range of boats, including canoes and kayaks.

Those who wish for a little less lakeside recreation should not fear, Arrowhead State Park offers a plethora of activities that will have campers enjoying the best of the great outdoors. The park is most famous for its network of equestrian trails that wind through the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes of northern Pittsburg County. The stables on-site at Arrowhead State Park offer guided trail rides for all ages and riding abilities. Pony rides, horse-drawn carriage rides, and much more are offered as part of your stay here. The equestrian trails are all the perfect place to catch sight of white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and much more of Oklahoma’s wildlife.

Those RV camping at Arrowhead State Park will have a vast amount of amenities and facilities provided for them on-site. The camping grounds at the state park consist of 100 tent sites and 91 RV sites. The RV sites come with full water, sewer, and electrical hookups. Facilities here include a dump station, flushing toilets, shower blocks, many pull-thru sites, and an onsite restaurant. Campsites at Arrowhead State Park are also ADA compliant. Pets are welcomed on-site but must be kept on a leash at all times.

An alternative campground, for those who do not mind traveling a short distance between the state park and campsite, is the ‘Rock Creek Road RV Park.’ This RV park also provides full electric, water, and sewer hookups. Facilities here include flushing toilets, RV storage units, and a laundry service.

A short drive south from Arrowhead State Park will take campers to the town of McAlester. McAlester is home to the ‘Krebs Heritage Museum,’ a perfect sight to see for those interested in local history. This museum showcases an important part of Oklahoma’s history, its coal mining industry. Visitors can learn about the long heritage of coal mining in this area and the general lives of the people who settled the town - all brought to life by the museum’s many artifacts. Artifacts include early coal mining equipment, military equipment, and a myriad of local family history donated to the museum.

The city of Tulsa is only an hour’s drive north of Arrowhead State Park, and its variety of day-tripping and sight-seeing opportunities makes the drive worth it. No trip to Tulsa is complete without a visit to the ‘Gilcrease Museum.’ This museum of art and history holds one of the largest and comprehensive collections of American West art in the entire world. Visitors can spend an entire day viewing this vast collection, whos ever-changing exhibits showcase some of the best art to come out of the American West. Alongside this art collection, the Gilcrease Museum also displays a collection of artifacts linked with the anthropological study of the Native Americans within the southwest of America.

As you have made the drive to the city of Tulsa, visit the ‘Tulsa Zoo.’ Tulsa Zoo is located in Mohawk Park, one of the largest public parks in the country. The zoo covers over just over 85 acres and is home to 1,500 animals covering 430 species. Split into many zoological sections; visitors can spend an entire day viewing a range of animals. One of the best sections at Tulsa Zoo is the ‘Lost Kingdom Exhibit,’ home to some of Asia’s rarest species. These species include the Malayan tiger, snow leopard, Chinese alligator, and the komodo dragon. This zoo is a must-see for any lover of wildlife.