Natural Falls State Park

Quiet and scenic

A lovely if small Oklahoma state park near the Arkansas border, easily accessible off Hwy 412 but with no highway noise. There are 45 RV sites with a mixture of amenities; all have 30 amp power and some have 50 amp power; some have sewer but most do not. All have fresh water. There is a dump station near the entrance. Shade is abundant thru the entire park and all sites have some shade; some have complete shade. Very few sites are completely level so be prepared to level front/back and also side-to-side. There is a small tent area with about 15 sites, there is no electricity there and only a shared water tap is available. There are also yurts available for rent that have heat/air and may be ideal for small families.

The park has a 5 short hiking trails varying in length from 0.1m-1.5m; be sure to set some time aside for enjoying these during your stay. The most visited area of course is near the waterfall; there is a short hike to the base of the falls that is worth the effort if you are able. Most visitors should be able to handle the up/down of the climb of 47 steps; you'll be rewarded with a beautiful view of the falls themselves and the pond they create at the base.

We stayed here 3 nights and would visit again.