Overview
At Sequoyah State Park, visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor adventures in a scenic lakeside setting. The Park was built in 1953 and offers a charming pine-lined drive that you’ll experience as soon as you turn in. Visitors can enjoy hiking and biking trails that take you through forested areas, while the lake offers fishing, boating, and aqua-trike opportunities. The park also features picnic areas, playgrounds, campgrounds, 9-hole golf course, and a nature center with educational exhibits. Birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts can spot local species throughout the park, and seasonal events and guided programs provide added ways to explore, learn, and fully experience all the park has to offer. FUN FACTS Sequoyah State Park features the largest state park lodge in Oklahoma.
The park is named after Sequoyah, the man who created the Cherokee Syllabary.
The Three Forks Nature Center once housed one of the oldest eagles on record. Taurus the Bald Eagle lived to the age of 43.
Before it was state park, it was home to the people of Ray, OK. Remnants of the ghost town remain scattered through the park.
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