Tenkiller Ferry Lake
Tenkiller Ferry Lake lies in Cherokee and Sequoyah Counties in the Cookson Hills of the Ozark Mountains in eastern Oklahoma. Cookson Hills are the southernmost extension of the Boston Mountains, which are part of the southern extension of the Ozark Mountains. Tenkiller Ferry Lake is commonly called Tenkiller or Tenkiller Lake and known as "Oklahoma's Clear Water Wonderland". Tenkiller covers 12,900 acres with over 130 miles of shoreline, an average depth of 50 feet, and a maximum depth of 132 feet. More Lake Information
Tenkiller Ferry Lake Camping
Fox/Squirrel RV Park is located directly to the Tenkiller Drive and Highway 100 entrance right. There are electric, water, and sewer hookups. Four of the 26 sites have 50-amp hookups, while the remaining 22...
Blue Jay Knob is located on the north drive on Pine Cove Road. It has 30-amp power hookups, water hookups, a grill, and a picnic table. It is situated at Tenkiller State Park's highest point. It is also clean...
Goose Neck Bend is located at the far northeast corner of the park. It offers 12 tent sites. Picnic tables are located along with picturesque hand-built stone alcoves as the sites are distributed along the tip...
Pettit Bay Campground is located near the historic town of Tahlequah that offers electric and non-electric campsites. There are 92 campsites that can access hot showers, toilets, swimming areas, playgrounds,...
Cookson Bend Campground offers campsites with electric hookups and non-electric hookup sites. The group picnic shelters are equipped with electricity and can be reserved. There are 64 RV campsites and access...
Tenkiller Ferry Lake Marinas
Pine Cove Marina is located in Tenkiller State Park that offers 18 boat slips, gas, overnight rentals, a marina store, covered and uncovered slips, boat sales, and boat lifts. For reservation and other...
Elk Creek Resort and Marina offers daily slips, yearly rental, new docks, and cabins. For daily slips, make sure to contact before going to make a reservation since it is limited only. For other information...
Strayhorn Marina Tenkiller is a full-service marina that offers a full range of boat, paddleboard, and kayak rentals, a waterfront convenience store, and gift shop, and overnight and annual boat rentals. Aside...
Cookson Bend Resort & Marina is located in the scenic Cookson Hills in Oklahoma. It is known to be the friendliest marina in the Tenkiller Ferry Lake that provides an on-site restaurant, boat rentals,...
Caney Ridge Marina is located on the beautiful Tenkiller Lake in Oklahoma. It provides year-round boat slip rentals, gas pumps, two boat ramps, ample parking space, a floating store with snacks, and a gift...
Tenkiller Ferry Lake What To Do
John Hair Cultural Center and Museum serve as the band's history, cultural artifacts for the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians. Permanent and temporary displays and a gift shop featuring authentic,...
The Bird and Bison serve local and fresh foods from locally sourced ingredients and herbs. It is known to be the best restaurant on Lake Tenkiller. Menus are freshly cooked every day. Plus, it serves great...
Cherokee National Prison Museum was built in 1875. The visitors may learn about Cherokee law and order at the Cherokee National Prison Museum. It also houses a two-building interpretive complex that covers...
The No Wake Zone is a great place to unwind near Tenkiller Lake. Enjoy local live bands, cold beers, and great food. It has a cool atmosphere and friendly staff.
John Ross Museum is a small museum and tourist attraction. Visitors can learn about the Trail of Tears, the Civil War, and the Cherokee Golden Age through exhibits and interactive displays. Learn about the...