Sequoyah State Park

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Sequoyah State Park A 2,200 acre peninsular Oklahoma State Park located in Cherokee County on Fort Gibson Lake. You can reach the Lodge by calling 918.772.2545.

Sequoyah State Park & Sequoyah Lodge, located in eastern Oklahoma on the shores of Fort Gibson Lake, are a haven for water lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With over 19,000 surface acres of water and 225 miles of shoreline, the park attracts boaters as well as those who just enjoy relaxing on the swim beach. Visitors enjoy hiking, picnicking, horseback riding as well as wildlife watching, golfing and camping. Sequoyah Lodge, operated in conjunction with Sequoyah State Park offers onsite lodging. It is the largest of Oklahoma's state park lodges with lodge rooms and suites, cottages, a bunkhouse, meeting rooms, swimming pool, tennis court, basketball court, playgrounds, recreation programs, outdoor cookouts and more. Campground facilities at Sequoyah State Park include modern with full hookups and semi-modern RV sites , tent sites, comfort stations and lighted boat ramps. Groups will find picnic shelters and group camping facilities for RV and tent camping, as well as a Group Camp with 10 A-frame cabins with a dining hall. Visit Three Forks Nature Center within the park for live animals, displays, a naturalist and a wide variety of trails for hiking, biking and running. The onsite 18-hole golf course with pro shop offers rental equipment, putting green, tree lined fairways, well placed sand bunkers, Pro Shop with Top brand merchandise, Online booking available for tee times, snacks and drinks, corporate outings, tournament bookings, lessons and more. Sequoyah Riding Stables provides horseback riding, pony rides and hayrides on wooded and open trails inside the fabulous Sequoyah State Park. Bring your group out to the Cowboy Camp at Sequoyah Riding Stables. The full-service marina at Paradise Cove features boat rentals, boat sales, loading dock, gas dock, slip rental, paddle boats, personal watercraft, econolifts, storage, bait and tackle supplies, Parts & Service Technician on-site, wakeboards, tubes, hunting & fishing license, beverages, ice, restrooms, security, open 7 days a week. Sequoyah State Park is an ideal getaway just 45 minutes southeast of Tulsa. Guests will enjoy the diversity of activities throughout the year.

We love a roving interpretation moment for our Nature Center staff!
10/22/2026

We love a roving interpretation moment for our Nature Center staff!

EVENT UPDATE!Registration for this month's Guided Painting has filled up—thank you for the great response!Stay tuned for...
10/09/2026

EVENT UPDATE!
Registration for this month's Guided Painting has filled up—thank you for the great response!

Stay tuned for the next one, and don’t forget to stop by our other October events while you’re here!

🦋 Did you know that your Three Forks Nature Center at Sequoyah State Park is actively collecting data for Monarch resear...
10/08/2026

🦋 Did you know that your Three Forks Nature Center at Sequoyah State Park is actively collecting data for Monarch research and conservation? They have already tagged 45 individual monarchs this season — and they are not done yet! October is a critical month as these butterflies migrate through this area to reach their overwintering sites, and every tag helps scientists understand their journey!

Join in on Monarch Madness 2026!
Saturday, October 10th @ 2 PM – Monarch Butterfly Presentation & Craft
Learn about monarch biology, migration, and the research your naturalist is contributing to. Then enjoy a take‑home monarch‑themed craft celebrating this incredible species!

Saturday, October 24th & 31st @ 12 PM – Monarch Butterfly Citizen Science Survey
Head into the field with the naturalist to help tag monarchs! Guests already participating in tagging efforts are welcome to bring their own tags, nets, and data sheets to support this important research.

Please note: The tagging site is off‑trail. Wear sturdy shoes, long pants, bring plenty of water, and don’t forget your net!

🍂 🎃 October is a great month at your Sequoyah State Park! 🎃 🍂October brings comfortable temperatures and a full schedule...
10/07/2026

🍂 🎃 October is a great month at your Sequoyah State Park! 🎃 🍂

October brings comfortable temperatures and a full schedule of Nature Center programming. We’re offering both open drop‑in activities and RSVP‑required events designed for all ages!

See what's happening this month below!

⚠️Please remember that Seminole Campground is closed to traffic and camper check-ins from 6:45pm - 9pm every Saturday this month for Trick-or-Treater safety!

We are hiring some great positions at Sequoyah State Park & Lodge!Full Time - Construction/Maintenance Technician at Seq...
10/05/2026

We are hiring some great positions at Sequoyah State Park & Lodge!

Full Time - Construction/Maintenance Technician at Sequoyah Lodge
Part Time - Housekeeping at Sequoyah Lodge
Part Time - Trail Maintenance with the Nature Center (Posting Soon!)
Part Time - Laborer at Sequoyah Bay State Park (Posting Soon!)

https://okstateparks.camp/SequoyahJobs

Job Links will be posted in the comments.

Due to the weather, today’s cleanup event will be postponed to another day. We’ll share the new date as soon as it’s bee...
09/26/2026

Due to the weather, today’s cleanup event will be postponed to another day. We’ll share the new date as soon as it’s been rescheduled. We hope to see you there!

09/24/2026

Check out this osprey seen hunting near the Creek Campground - a perfect example of nature's fishing specialist at work!

These raptors can dive up to 3 feet underwater, account for light refraction when diving for fish, use reversible toes and barbed pads (spicules) to grip fish, and then rotate their catch head-first to stay aerodynamic in flight!

Ospreys are piscivorous and live almost entirely on fish and thrive around lakes, rivers, anc coastlines. Once threatened by DDT, their populations have rebounded thanks to conservation efforts and cleaner waterways.

Share your osprey pictures in the comments to show your support!

🌿 The Nature Center will be opening at 12PM - 3PM instead of 11AM-3PM today because of the incredible work happening at ...
09/19/2026

🌿 The Nature Center will be opening at 12PM - 3PM instead of 11AM-3PM today because of the incredible work happening at our cleanup event!

472 flower pots removed and 100+ pounds of trash collected — all by just 3 people! That’s the kind of impact a small group can make. Now imagine what an entire community could accomplish. ❤️

🚣‍♀️ Calling all boaters and kayakers! There was SO much debris we couldn’t reach from the shoreline. We’re challenging you to get out on the water and help us make an even bigger impact!

Every bit helps, and together we can make a difference for our lake and the wildlife that calls it home. 🌎

Today is the day! Meet us at the Sequoyah State Park Front office at 9am for the Whispering Pines Clean-up challenge! Do...
09/19/2026

Today is the day! Meet us at the Sequoyah State Park Front office at 9am for the Whispering Pines Clean-up challenge! Don't forget your water, sturdy off-trail shoes, bug spray, and protective clothing! Gloves and vests will be provided!

As this event is hosted by the Three Forks Nature Center, the nature center building will open from 12pm - 3 pm today.

See you there!

Don’t miss our 9 AM Clean‑Up Challenge tomorrow! Meet at the park office and be sure to bring water, sturdy footwear, bu...
09/18/2026

Don’t miss our 9 AM Clean‑Up Challenge tomorrow! Meet at the park office and be sure to bring water, sturdy footwear, bug spray, and protective clothing for this off‑trail effort.

The picture below is where the effort will take place. All of those "rocks" are actually plastic flowerpots that have washed in with other debris. This area is an important wetland habitat for many species that call your Sequoyah State Park home!

Wetlands deliver critical ecological services, acting as natural filters, habitat hubs, and shoreline protectors. They trap pollutants and heavy sediments to improve water quality, sustain rich biodiversity, recharge groundwater, and reinforce shorelines by reducing erosion and buffering the impact of storms.

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17131 Park 10
Hulbert, OK
74441

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