Quail Hollow Day Use Area is situated along the California-side of the lower Colorado River within the Parker Strip Recreation Area. This site provides river access, shaded picnic tables, and a vault toliet. Visitors enjoy this river front site year-round. An on-site winter BLM volunteer site host can help visitors with any questions or concerns.

Directions

From Lake Havasu City, this day use area is about 45 minutes south of town. Visitors will need to drive over the Parker Dam onto the California side of the Colorado River. (Note: Oversized vehicles and vehicles towing trailers are not permitted to cross the dam.) Located about 8 miles south of the Parker Dam on the California side of the Colorado River turn left at the BLM sign.

From Parker, drive north across the bridge over the Colorado River and turn right. Quail Hollow Day Use Area will be 14 miles ahead on your right.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 34° 15′ 43.1100″ N

Longitude 114° 9′ 31.3200″ W

Rock House Recreation Area is situated along the California-side of the lower Colorado River within the Parker Strip Recreation Area. This site provides river access, a boat launch, shaded benches, a visitor center, and restrooms. Visitors enjoy this river front site year-round. This area is best for boat launching and river access on the lower Colorado River. An on-site winter BLM volunteer site host can help visitors with any questions or concerns.

Directions

From Lake Havasu City, this day use area is about 45 minutes south of town. Visitors will need to drive over the Parker Dam onto the California side of the Colorado River. (Note: Oversized vehicles and vehicles towing trailers are not permitted to cross the dam.) Located about 8 miles south of the Parker Dam on the California side of the Colorado River turn left at the BLM sign.

From Parker, drive north across the bridge over the Colorado River and turn right. Rock House Recreation Area will be 14 miles ahead on your right.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 34° 13′ 11.4528″ N

Longitude 114° 12′ 31.9320″ W

Bullfrog Day Use Area is situated along the California side of the lower Colorado River within the Parker Strip Recreation Area. This site provides river access, a swimming beach, shaded picnic areas, open green recreation space, and vault toilets. Visitors enjoy this river front site year-round. This day-use area is best for enjoying the beautiful weather in the winter and river adventures during the summer. An on-site BLM volunteer site host can help visitors with any questions or concerns.

Directions

From Lake Havasu City, this day use area is about 45 minutes south of town. You will need to drive over the Parker Dam onto the California side of the Colorado River. (Note: Oversize vehicles and vehicles towing trailers are not allowed to cross the dam.) Located about 6 miles south of the Parker Dam on the California side of the Colorado River turn left at the BLM sign.

From Parker, drive north across the bridge over the Colorado River and turn right. Bullfrog Day Use Area will be 11 miles ahead on your right.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 34° 14′ 18.9564″ N

Longitude 114° 10′ 57.9072″ W

This recreation area is part of John Martin Reservoir

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 38° 4′ 13.7352″ N

Longitude 102° 56′ 6.5724″ W

The campground has two loops one with seven pull-through spaces and another with 18 back-in spaces. During the summer potable water is hauled to the site and is available at a centralized location for campers. At the overlook on the large loop, look for trumpeter swans and moose on the small oxbow lake.

River Access: One quarter (1/4) mile north of the campground, there is parking and river access to the West Fork of the Dennison Fork of the Fortymile National Wild and Scenic River. Boats must be carried about 20 yards to the water. Except during periods of high water, such as spring runoff, this section of river is typically too shallow for pleasant canoeing or rafting

Nearby Activities

• Camping
• Hiking
• Hunting
• Wildlife viewing
• Photography
• Paddling

Directions

Milepost 49 Taylor Highway

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 63° 53′ 15.5531″ N

Longitude 142° 14′ 22.1672″ W

The campground is operated by the BLM and offers 18 camping sites.

In the 1930s and 1940s, this was the site of Lassen airstrip. Year-round air service replaced winter-only sleds delivering equipment and fuel to mining camps on Jack Wade Creek.

Nearby Activities

• Camping
• Hiking
• Hunting
• Wildlife viewing
• Photography

Directions

Milepost 82 on the Taylor Highway

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 64° 4′ 34.4528″ N

Longitude 141° 37′ 52.5241″ W

This recreation area is part of Skiatook Lake

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 36° 19′ 58.8972″ N

Longitude 96° 6′ 0.9468″ W

This recreation area is part of Skiatook Lake

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 36° 24′ 55.7857″ N

Longitude 96° 13′ 12.7638″ W

This recreation area is part of Skiatook Lake

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 36° 22′ 23.3498″ N

Longitude 96° 7′ 50.9889″ W

Overview

Located on beautiful Skiatook Lake in northeast Oklahoma, Twin Points is the most recently constructed campground of its size in the region.

The campground sits along the forested lakeshore, and visitors can enjoy boating, swimming, fishing and picnicking from the facility. Skiatook Lake is located on Hominy Creek in Osage County.

Recreation

This park has a nearby swim beach and boat ramp, and it is a favorite among hikers.

Sport fishing for largemouth bass, black and white crappie, channel catfish and several species of sunfish offers anglers many hours of enjoyment on the lake.

About 6,000 acres of public land in the lake area are open to hunters wishing to pursue whitetail, quail, rabbit and squirrel.

Facilities

The campground includes nearly 50 newly constructed sites with 50-amp electrical pedestals, paved roads and an accessible shower and restroom building.

Families enjoy the convenience of a swim beach and playground within the facility.

Natural Features

The Twin Points area is made up of large expanses of tall grass prairie and rolling hills of oak and hickory trees.

The shoreline is accentuated by steep picturesque bluffs which offer views of the water.

Nearby Activities

• Boating
• Camping
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Hunting
• Swimming site

Directions

From Tulsa, Oklahoma, take Highway 75 north to State Highway 20. Take the Skiatook exit, turn west on State Highway 20 and drive about 20 miles. Turn right at the entrance sign for the park and continue for about two miles to the campground.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 36° 23′ 3.0001″ N

Longitude 96° 13′ 4.0001″ W