Located in scenic southeastern Oklahoma, this long-established recreation destination offers family fun, boating, abundant fishing opportunities and spectacular sunset views.

Fill up on drinks and snacks at the marina before renting one of the 24-foot pontoons and boating the day away. Or, bring your own boat to one of the marina's 56 slips and refuel. After a full day of boating, stretch your legs with a hike along Hugo Lake where you'll see countless species of birds along the winding trails. Benches are also scattered throughout the trails for your convenience.

Lodging includes both primitive and resort cabins, a hospitality house and tent camping. The 16 resort cabins have spacious living areas, two bedrooms with one queen-sized, two twin beds and a sleeper sofa, a full bathroom, and a full kitchen including coffee maker, microwave and service for eight. Enjoy the view from your deck or curl up in front of the fireplace while watching Dish Network TV.

The primitive cabins offer a choice of two twin beds or one queen bed, though linens are not supplied. Seven of the 10 cabins come with a full bath located inside the cabin, and a comfort station located within walking distance from the cabins offers hot showers and restroom facilities. Each primitive cabin comes with heating and air conditioning, as well as a screened in back porch to enjoy the surroundings. Pets are allowed in all cabins for an additional fee.

Camp along the water's edge at the park and awake to nature right at your front door. You might even catch a glimpse of the park's wildlife including squirrels, deer, raccoons and geese as you sip your morning coffee. Enjoy swimming or fishing in coves located on two sides of the camp. Each of the 10 campsites scattered throughout the park feature a grill and picnic table. 

Hugo Lake Park

We rented a resort cabin for a night in May of 2020. We opted for one of their 16 “resort” cabins. These cabins have 2 bedrooms, a full bathroom and kitchen and a nice porch overlooking the lake. The cabin was pretty nice compared to most state park cabins but it definitely wasn’t resort quality. The TV was super old, there was a hole in the carpet, and water leaked in from the front door all over the living room floor. (However, it was raining super hard that day). They also have 10 primitive cabins. 7 of which have a full bathroom. 

Before the rain started, we were able to have a picnic at the picnic pavilion near the swim beach. It had good quality tables and a nice grill and was next to a playground. 

We didn’t tent camp or stay in an RV but we drove through some of the campgrounds to check it out. One of the RV areas looked pretty nice with paved pads but the other was a little more rugged with unpaved pads. From what we could tell, the tent area looked decent. Sites were grassy and mowed. But they just had the pit toilets instead of a bathroom with flush toilets and showers. 

We weren’t able to hike any trails due to the rain so I can’t comment on those. 

Overall, it seems like a pretty good state park. Especially if you like the lake activities. 

Cabin rental 

This place was pretty busy the weekend we camped here but we booked early and found a spot away from others. The water is brown but nice and cold for the summer so we couldn’t complain! We got some rain which sucks but we never let a little rain ruin our camping adventures. Would definitely come back to check out the cabins and camp again!

Camping in the rain!

There is plenty to do for a weekend of camping and cabin rates are affordable!