Pine Creek Lake is set in the forested Kiamichi Mountains and features a series of long, deep coves projecting from the main body of the lake. Fishermen love this lake for the crappie, white bass, largemouth bass, and channel catfish. Pine Creek has RV and tent camping as well as a swim beach and covered […]
With such easy access to fishing, camping, wildlife viewing and other outdoor experiences, the Glover River is a good choice as it is the county’s only free flowing river, which means it flows with no dams to stop its course. It is sure to impress you and your family. Learn More
If kayaking or canoeing in the great outdoors is your thing then come and enjoy Mother Nature at it’s finest on the beautiful, clear, cool waters of the Mountain Fork River, outside of Broken Bow, in southeastern Oklahoma. Bring your family and friends for an exciting float trip you’re not soon to forget! Contact Yippie Kayo
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WW Trading Post & Canoe Rentals has been offering rides on the lower Mountain Fork River Since 1988. Visit our website and you can learn about our different trip options!
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Wild Goose Canoe & Kayak Rentals operates along the Lower Mountain Fork River in S.E. Oklahoma near Broken Bow.
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The experience of hunting white-tailed deer on the Honobia Creek and Three Rivers Wildlife Management Areas in southeastern Oklahoma is tough to beat. Many family traditions have existed for more than 30 years in the “deer woods” of southeast Oklahoma, and these two WMAs still offer that hunting tradition to anyone who is looking for
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The Wheelock Mission & Academy commemorates mission station, church, and school established in the 1830s by missionaries. (On U.S. 70 east of Millerton.) Tells of mission founding by missionaries in the 1830s; marks Oklahoma’s oldest church completed in 1847. Established 1832 by Rev. Alfred Wright and wife Harriet, who served as missionaries to Choctaws over
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The Waterhole Cemetery was the first community type cemetery in Beavers Bend. It was begun and used first, by two Choctaw families, as a burial ground for over 100 years. It later included pioneers of all races.
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If you’re looking for a great bingo hall in Beavers Bend, look no further. Stop by the American Legion Bingo Hall in Idabel, Oklahoma, so you can yell BINGO!
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Seasonal farmers’ market open June-August, Monday and Saturday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM. Locally grown produce with 10% from out of area. The Valliant Farmers Market is famous for their super good watermelon and cantaloupe. Also, fresh eggs, jellies, aprons, hot pads, caps, dew rags, cutting boards, cane fishing poles, bedding plants, hanging baskets,
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When it comes to hunting wild turkey, the Honobia Creek and Three Rivers Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) should not be overlooked. These two WMAs offer more than 330,000-acres of eastern wild turkey hunting action with an average of 270 adult male gobblers harvested from the WMAs annually. The eastern wild turkey is widely known for
Give us a call at Tri Lakes Guide Service and we can set up a fishing trip you’re sure not going to forget.
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The Broken Bow Mountain Fork River with its crystal clear water and beautiful scenery, offers an opportunity to experience the wonders of nature by canoe. Whether you want an adventurous canoe trip or a peaceful float down the Broken Bow Mountain Fork River, Tippa Canoe LLC is the choice. Your Canoe trip is 4 hours
Stretching over 450,000 acres, the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area is the perfect destination to explore scenic natural beauty. The Three Rivers WMA is part of the Honobia – Three Rivers WMA which includes the Upper Mountain Fork, Glover and Eagle Fork rivers. Encompassing 930,000 acres of Ouachita National Forest and Weyerhaeuser-owned timberlands, the Honobia-Three
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The Three Chiefs have individual markers that commemorate prominent Choctaw chiefs who resided at Eagletown: George Hudson, Jefferson Gardner, and Peter Pitchlynn. (Co-located with Gardner Mansion and Eagletown markers on U.S. 70 east of Broken Bow.)
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