Hickory Point

We stayed at Clovis Point (Oct 2020) and parked in the RV group open parking lot. Our rig is 43 feet long and nearly 14 feet tall we didn’t feel comfortable driving through the trees on the actual point. There’s room up here in the parking lot for at least 20 RVs. There’s water hook ups, covered picnic tables, communal dumpsters dump station, and 30 amp service. We didn’t get a chance to stay at the RV during the day as we had family in the area so we never saw or were able to pay for the spot for three days. We thank the state for the hospitality and plan to return. Clovis point is very peaceful quiet a lot of deer in the area and I understand great fishing in the lake. One camper I talk to said he caught 20 Crappie and he indicated they were over 12 inches long. I plan to come back here when I have more time and do some fishing.

One entrance to the park has a 10 ton limit bridge and the other entrance has an 11 ton entrance bridge. My rig clipped a few small branches on the way in and the road is quite twisty with some serious drop offs driving in.

Okmulgee State Park is located about thirty minutes south of Tulsa off of Highway 75. Okmulgee has two campgrounds - Red Oak and Hickory Point. Red Oak was the campground that seemed to have more people. With the playground and the proximity to the park office, it is the more convenient campground.

However, we like to beat to our own drum, so we parked at Hickory Point. The sites are lakefront and the campground was nice and quiet.

Sites had 30 amp electric hookups, water, and no sewer. However, each campground has a dump station. We fished directly off the rocks in front of our site. There's a hiking trail that is paved for a mile, which is nice. We didn't get any cellphone service.

This is a small state park that doesn't have a lot of activities like the larger state parks in Oklahoma. But, if you're looking for a quiet, peaceful getaway, this might be your place.