Creekside RV Park

The Great Outdoors

Near the campsites at Creekside RV Park is Hugo Lake State Park. Those looking to enjoy the lake-rich environment of the region will be able to do so from the comfort of your home-away-from-home at Creekside RV Park. Visitors to Hugo Lake have access to a variety of recreational activities to fill the day. Lake-lovers can enjoy boating on the smooth waters of Hugo Lake, or instead set up along the lakeshore and try to hook some of the resident fish. In fact, Hugo Lake has been voted as one of the best bass fishing destinations in all of Oklahoma. If you would rather stay on land, you can head out along the various trails and explore the forest and meadows. No matter how you plan to spend the day, there is plenty of opportunity at Hugo Lake.Those looking to explore the foothills of the Ozarks should plan to spend some time at Beavers Bend State Park northeast of Broken Bow. Travelers can head out on the 26-mile trail that winds through the forests, the shoreline, and through the foothills. Or instead, you can put on some sunscreen and lounge by the shoreline of Broken Bow Lake and cast your line into the water to catch some trout or catfish. If you’re looking for something more competitive, you can head to the golf course and challenge your friends to a round on the 18-hole course. With lots of tranquil scenery to explore, Beavers Bend is sure to delight.Just over the border into Arkansas is the Ouachita National Forest near Benton. Spanning 1.8 million acres throughout Arkansas, and a little into Oklahoma, the forest welcomes those who want to get lost in the wilderness of the Ozarks. You can venture out onto the seemingly countless hiking trails that crisscross the forest. Labeled as the more scenic and beautiful trails, both Horsethief Springs Trail and Eagle Rock Loop are frequented by visitors. Horsethief Springs takes you through the forest, over several streams, and is appreciated for its rich biodiversity. Eagle Rock is the most extensive loop trail in Arkansas. It takes adventurers over nine mountains for a challenging yet rewarding experience.

Explore the Area

Those who want to immerse themselves in a little bit of history can visit the Gardner Mansion & Museum. Built in 1884 by Choctaw Chief Jefferson Gardner, the mansion museum houses Choctaw artifacts, Western furnishings, and delicately depicts the transition that many Native individuals faced when European pioneers arrived in the area. You can also learn about the Trail of Tears, as there is a prominent trail marker on the property.Gearheads will enjoy a visit to the nearby Muscle Car Legends Museum. Just a short distance from the RV campgrounds, this museum showcases the history of the American muscle car. You’ll get to learn about the engineering behind these beauties and even see some early muscle cars, such as a 1967 Shelby, a Ford Torino, and a Dodge Challenger.Those on the hunt to learn something new can spend some time at the Museum of the Red River. Housing archaeological finds, paleontological discoveries, and cultural art from across the state, the museum showcases the natural and cultural wonders of Oklahoma. With a skeleton of Acro, the state dinosaur, Caddo pottery, and artifacts from Oklahoma’s earliest settler families, there is a lot to see. The museum also hosts a variety of temporary exhibits, so even if you’re a return visitor, there is sure to be something new.Book an RV rental near Broken Bow, Oklahoma, and you'll be near a variety of grocery stores and gas stations when it's time to restock and refuel your rig.When you’re in the South, you will want to treat yourself to some good ole’ Southern home cooking. At the end of an action-packed day, treat yourself to a local favorite: the chicken fried steak. This tender piece of steak is deep-fried and topped with creamy gravy, a sure-fire way to replenish those calories to prepare for the next adventure.