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"There are three dispersed sites in this area. We chose the largest because it was the most private and the most level. There was a picnic table and a fire ring."
"Coordinates will get you close to your turn but you have to watch for the sigh (first pic), from there just use your Maps to navigate which route you want to take."
"This location is an Oklahoma Wildlife Management Area, not Great Plains State Park. These coordinates get you close to the road where the WMA begins. Look for the OK WMA sign and turn."
"A nicely maintained free public camping & recreation area on a small lake in the Black Kettle and McClellan Creek National Grasslands."
"It is smaller lake, some ducks and geese. Has a few awnings with tables and grills and fire rings. Plenty of wood from the piles surrounding the site. It has a toilet vault. No running water."
GuideA nicely maintained free public camping & recreation area on a small lake in the Black Kettle and McClellan Creek National Grasslands. There are tables in various locations between the parking area and the lake. Some tables are next to the parking area. There are no signs prohibiting car camping. I stayed in my van in the parking area at night and utilized a fire pit and table next to the parking area. It was peaceful. I first attempted the dispersed area across the lake and though it seems alot more interesting .. the roads were muddy deep sandy dirt in some areas and my van seems to get stuck easily. Nothing amazing other than it's a usfs campgrounds and it's still free !
TravelerWe spent a night here and it was beautiful. I loved the challenge to get to the spot. Coordinates will get you close to your turn but you have to watch for the sigh (first pic), from there just use your Maps to navigate which route you want to take. Roads have deep rust but worth it when you find the perfect spot. Water side location. No fire ring but wasn't needed. Area was clean and flat.
GuideIt is smaller lake, some ducks and geese. Has a few awnings with tables and grills and fire rings. Plenty of wood from the piles surrounding the site. It has a toilet vault. No running water. The time I am here I only saw one guy fishing. No campers. At least yet. More primitive camping on opposite side of the lake.
GuideThis location is an Oklahoma Wildlife Management Area, not Great Plains State Park. These coordinates get you close to the road where the WMA begins. Look for the OK WMA sign and turn. The road gets rough and has low hanging limbs that will hit tall vehicles. You can get close to the Tom Steed Reservoir with some decent views. Quiet and secluded.
GuideWe stayed here on a Friday night in early December. There are three dispersed sites in this area. We chose the largest because it was the most private and the most level. There was a picnic table and a fire ring. The site backs up to a pretty interpretive trail with a small pond, though our dog had to be carried in his pack because of all of the stickers.
TravelerI am the only person here. It’s a bit chilly but still absolutely beautiful!
TravelerThe roads a little rough but it’s free with great views
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