RV Rental Cherokee Landing State Park, OK

Cookson Hills State Game Refuge is an outdoor recreation area that is primarily used for fishing and hunting in season. There is a primitive camping area use by hunters, and anglers can try their luck at any of the park's ponds or lakes. The landscape is a mixture of uplands, scattered meadows, and oak-hickory tree stands that dominate the rough and rocky hillsides. Hikers and nature enthusiasts have some public access; if you check the park out, keep your eyes open for the deer, elk, coyotes, and numerous other mammals and birds that call the refuge home. Camp with an RV near Cookson Hills State Game Refuge, and you can use your RV as an observation blind while enjoying its creature comforts.

Cherokee State Game Refuge is an outdoor recreation area divided into two sections, one for hunting year-round and the other for controlled hunting during certain seasons. The park consists of rolling hills with stands of oak-hickory trees in much of the area, mixed in with fields of native grass and undergrowth shrubs. Several streams run through the property, helping to maintain the vegetation as well as support the wildlife. The park has a primitive campground and a rifle range where you can practice shooting.

McClellan-Kerr Wildlife Management Area is a predominantly bottomland habitat with some farmland in places and streams running through the landscape. The area is spread over four separate counties and is flat with a big Oklahoma sky looming overhead. The park allows hunting for large and small game, as well as fishing for catfish and black bass.

RV camping at Cherokee Landing State Park comes with access to quite a few amenities, including picnic shelters and restrooms with hot showers. Cherokee Landing RV campsites have electric and water hookups and can accommodate small to mid-size RVs and campers. While you stay here, you can enjoy a picnic at one of the picnic shelters or on the beach or go hiking in the woods surrounding Lake Tenkiller.

Cone's RV Park is another place to camp near Cherokee Landing State Park. This Tahlequah RV park is close to many local attractions such as the Cherokee Heritage Center, Hunter's Home (a historical building), floating on the Illinois River, and much more. There are several resorts and casinos just a short drive away if you'd like to try your luck at the tables. You can rent sites by the day, week, or month, and the campsites have full hookups with 30 and 50 amp electricity and pull-through access.

Hulbert is a small town with several monasteries; one of them was promoted to the status of "abbey." The town goes back to just before the turn of the 20th century. Today, it boasts an urban park and a small dining scene; if you're planning on eating here, you'll find a few restaurants within the city limits and a larger number a short distance away. Your choices include several chain-style restaurants and numerous locally operated establishments serving Mexican, Italian, and American style food.

Stilwell is a small city that was once proclaimed “Strawberry Capital of the World.” If you visit here, you'll find an urban park and a private ranch which is managed as a hunting site with primitive undisturbed landscape and white-tailed and axis deer, elk, and buffalo raised for hunting. If you get hungry during your visit, Stilwell has a small but varied restaurant scene with barbecue joints, pizzerias, and other venues serving traditional American food.