Day use areas, group shelters, swim beaches and all common use area openings will be based on local health conditions and are up to the discretion of the local project. Please call the local project for the latest information.
Facility Closures – Weather is a major closure factor in our district. Flooding of the parks create an unsafe condition for our visitors and staff. Park’s may be fully or partially closed, other facilities, such as, swim beaches, boat ramps and docks may also be closed for safety reasons. Please reference our Reservation Cancellations information below if you have reservations which are cancelled due to facility closures. Other factors in which parks may be closed is construction in or near the park. Although this information is included within the document posted if it is also posted on the projects News and Notices page we have provided a link to that information below.
Campground reservation and fees must be paid in advance at www.recreation.gov.
Kansas Area - (Big Hill, Council Grove, John Redmond, Fall River, Marion, Elk City, Toronto)
Harmful Algal Bloom Stay updated on Kansas lake status during the summer months.
Ft. Gibson 4-30-2025
Texoma 4-30-2025 - Damsite Construction Closure
Keystone 4-30-2025 (Due to rising lake levels, Appalachia Bay Camping, Day Use and ORV areas will be closed effective immediately, expect boat ramp to be closed by the end of the day.)
Heyburn 4-30-2025 (Due to rising lake levels, all boat ramps and Sunset Bay will be closed by the end of the day.)
Waurika 4-30-2025
Copan 4-30-2025 (Due to rising lake levels 27 campsites in Washington Cove Campground have been closed.)
Hulah 4-30-2025 (Due to rising lake levels all boat ramps are closed.)
Oologah 4-30-2025
Skiatook/Birch 4-30-2025