Turner Falls Park: Waterfalls and Recreation
Investigate Oklahoma's largest waterfall. Turner Falls, a breathtaking 77-foot cascade tucked into the Arbuckle Mountains, is located just south of OKC, just shy of the Texas state line. Plan a day of hiking, swimming, fishing, and exploring the park's natural beauty. Turner Falls Park has something for everyone, from Dr. Collings' Rock Castle to the 77-foot waterfall. With picnic areas, RV hook-ups, and camping areas, it's also a convenient and entertaining stop for those passing through. So make your way down to Turner Falls Park and enjoy the cool springs and rugged wilderness activities.
The Arbuckle Mountains are the oldest known formations between the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains in the United States. The Park has been a recreational area since 1868, with beautiful picnic areas, nature trails, caves, geological wonders, and two unique natural swimming pools. If a day isn't long enough, visitors are welcome to bring an RV or rent a cabin for the weekend. A marina, nature center, wilderness park, and several caves round out the region's outdoor recreation and fresh-air fun options.
- Getting there: Take I-35 south toward Texas to find Turner Falls Park near Davis, about 75 miles away.
- Travel tip: Keep the journey going by continuing on to Lake Murray, Oklahoma’s first state park, south of Turner Falls.
Google rating: 4.4/5.0
Address: I-35 & US Highway 77Davis, OK 73030
Phone: (580) 369-2988
Website: https://www.turnerfallspark.com/
