K River Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you go camping at K River Campground, your first stop for outdoor recreation should be the Kiamichi River, as it’s just steps from the campground. If you’ve got an Oklahoma fishing license, there’s an abundance of smallmouth and largemouth bass along with several varieties of catfish to catch. Provided you’ve got an extra vehicle for pickup, you could rent a kayak from the campground and paddle down to Antlers - a distance of about ten miles.Another option would be to take that boat over to Hugo Lake State Park, about half an hour's drive from the campground near Sawyer. This massive lake covers about 13,000 acres and is one of the best spots for watersports in southeastern Oklahoma. It’s a very large lake, and winds can whip up some fierce waves, so stick to the coves on its perimeter if you’re running a non-motorized boat. There’s also a good swimming beach on the lake’s southwestern corner.If you’re looking for a great cycling location to enjoy during your motorhome camping adventure, go down to Paris, Texas, about an hour's drive south of Moyers. There you’ll find the Reno Rail Trail, a five-mile-long paved path connecting the towns of Paris and Blossom.

Exploring the City

When you're camping at K River Campground, the closest town when is Moyers. Here you'll find some conveniences, like a small grocery store and a gas station, though there's not much else. For dining and entertainment, you’ll need to drive ten minutes south to the town of Antlers. It’s an old railroad town with a lot of character, and it serves as a jumping-off point for visitors exploring Oklahoma’s Hill Country.If you’re hungry, take a drive down Main Street, where you’ll find several fast food joints and diners. Explore a few of the side streets that branch off from it, though, and you’ll find some hidden gems, like gourmet pizza and delicious BBQ. There’s also a one-screen theater if you’re up for a movie night with the family.The only major attraction in Antlers is the Wildlife Conservation Heritage Center Museum. There’s a strong hunting culture in eastern Oklahoma, so it’s no surprise that taxidermy animals fill the small museum, educating visitors by showing wildlife in their natural habitat. There’s also a deer pen outside the museum, where you can see some living wildlife up close.Even farther south is the little town of Hugo, which is most famous for the Choctaw Casino that operates on its outskirts. It also has a great museum for visitors interested in wildlife, the Endangered Ark Foundation. All of their animals are quite alive. They include Asian elephants who have retired from the circus and need a peaceful home to live out the remainder of their lives.Experience the sprawling landscapes of southeastern Oklahoma when you book an RV rental near Moyers. Dabble in some epic outdoor recreation, tour the surrounding cities, and enjoy the fantastic atmosphere and amenities of K River Campground. Start your search for a Moyers motorhome rental and start planning your Oklahoma camping adventure today.