Love this lake! It's very peaceful and beautiful. Many walking trail near by in the Refuge.read more

Beautiful lake, scenery is amazing. Plenty to do and explore or just swim, fish, cookout or enjoy…read moreone of the amazing restaurants nearby.

This is a pretty big park with about 234 acres to explore. There's an off leash doggie park, a…read morejogging or walking trail, a man made mountain to hike if that's your thang, (at least that's my interpretation of that big mound), a pavilion with lots of seating for an outdoor gathering with family and friends. The most serene and tranquil part of this park is the lake that constantly whisks fresh breezes off of it while listening to the trees rustle in its wind. Within the park itself is a 2.6 mile concrete hike and bike trail that runs from the southern tip of the park at Fairway Avenue to the dam on the lake. There are public restrooms, a modular playground, basketball goals, drinking fountains, and many picnic areas. There are also 2 lighted baseball fields, 2 lighted softball fields, 3 lighted football fields, and an 18 hole disc golf course. Lake Wichita Park has the only model airplane landing strip in the park system.

Everything was perfect!!! We enjoyed four days of relaxation and hiking!! It was wonderful. All of…read morethe staff and state of Texas wardens were helpful, knowledgeable, and kind!!! I give the staff and the state park 5+stars!!!

A great park for some easy to moderate hiking. We loved visiting the Longhorn herd. The staff…read moremembers were some of the friendliest and most informative Park Rangers we've met in Texas so far.

Lake Arrowhead State Park had some enjoyable and peaceful hikes. I didn't see anyone else on the…read moretrails with me but when it's 105 degrees, what can you expect. Also, not great when you have a video conference that you forgot about while on the hike. It's okay, my coworkers got to see some Texas beauty. I wanted to jump in the lake but will save that for next time.

This is a pretty cool state park with lots of wildlife that this city chick isn't accustomed to at…read moreall. I actually came close to a prairie dog which I thought was a groundhog but I ran, (ironically I'm born on groundhog's day; does that even mean anything? lol). There is a posting not to feed them because they can get sick. I think someone must have fed one of them because he was lying pretty much lifeless in the grass. Po thang! There's lots of camping areas, group picnic sites, a boat ramp, disc golf, walking trails (um negative for me), equestrian camping, a dining hall, swimming area, fishing pier, parking everywhere and lots of BUGS!!!!

After our third visit to this mountain state park I'm happy to say it is one of my happy places! I…read morefeel pretty lucky only having to drive about 45 minutes to get here, it's well worth the drive! I've seen many beautiful beaches from Florida to Puerto Rico but this hike and midway views are the best, this particular hike is the first left turn inside the park (if I can find the actually name I will edit it in) it has a distinctive orange barn roof and fencing that you can't really miss, we did try and go to info where a sweet young girl pointed out this trail and way to many other things for us to follow along with so we went with this trail and have stuck to it, it can take 15 to 3 hours of hiking and exploring delinks on the type of hiker you are lol are you there for the exercise and views or the fresh air and appreciation you know!

Gorgeous relaxed easy trip for Rest and hiking, biking and camp houses near the lake beachread more

We live 2 miles from the lake and it makes it super convenient to go fishing or boating, kayaking,…read moreor even paddle board. There is a place called Nowhere that rents out pontoons. There are so many places to camp throughout all of the roads by the lake. The south side of the lake is more of the park area the north west I would say is more residential people. We absolutely love it here.

Site was lakeside. Problem was that there were ants seemingly everywhere. Fortunately not red fire…read moreants just little black ones.

We stayed for one night at the Cedar Point campground in space 8, a nice pull through site with a…read moregorgeous view of the water. It had a concrete pad, electricity and water, a picnic table and fire ring. The space is very large with grass and a large tree. We enjoyed our stay and would go back. All of the Oklahoma state parks we stayed at were clean and well maintained.

As far as lake swim beaches go, this park has the best one I have been to yet. I have been…read moreextremely disappointed with some other state park swim beaches so I was pleasantly surprised by Foss. All I can address is Sunset beach, as it is the only place in the park we visited. There are 5 cabanas on the beach that you can rent. However, if you don't want to pay to rent the cabana there are plenty of shade trees to set up under. So bring that hammock and relax! The beach is undead a sandy beach and it is safe to walk barefoot on as there is not any glass. Yay! We had a kayak and were able to use it right off the beach area. If you're in the city and need a place to go on the weekend you should check it out. Just remember, although a sand beach this is not Florida, this is Oklahoma. For Oklahoma this is a nice beach area

Our stay at LETRA was a pleasure. The cabin was clean and well maintained. The setting was…read morebeautiful and peaceful. We're already working out how to come this way on future trips so we can stay again.

We had a nice little getaway here in a medium-size cabin. The cabin was clean with beautiful rustic…read morewood craftsmanship. It had a bedroom and a loft with another bed upstairs (both beds were full size). The kitchen has a microwave and stove, but no oven. It also has a refrigerator. There is a small TV with Direct TV if there's a game or something you just can't miss. There is also decent cell service (we have AT&T) and WiFi access. The bathroom had just a shower, which isn't a big deal for many people, but something to keep in mind if you have kids that only take baths. You have to bring your own linens. This is located on base at Fort Sill, but I believe people without a military ID can access the area with a visitors pass. In addition to cabins are tent sites and RV sites. You don't have to be camping to use the beach and other amenities like the playgrounds after paying an entrance fee. The beach has a lifeguard on duty and a facility with restrooms/showers. There is a little room for improvement when it comes to maintenance. There was peeling paint on our cabin, spiderwebs in many places outside, and a piece missing on our bench on the porch. There were seagull feathers and (dog?) poop all over the beach. Two of the three playgrounds were covered with overgrown grass (but to be fair one had a sign saying it was undergoing maintenance). Overall, I thought it was a great value at $90 per night. It's nothing fancy, but our cabin was perfect for "glamping" and the area is beautiful with picturesque views of Mount Scott. It was a nice, relaxing escape and I look forward to visiting again!