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Dog Iron Ranch House, Will Rogers birth place

Lake info: 918-443-2250 Lake Data: Corp of Engineers Camps & Boat Ramps: Corp of Engineers - Oologah,Ok Camps by Recreation.gov: Big Creek, Blue Creek, Clermont I, Clermont II Hawthorn Bluff, Overlook Redbud Bay, Spencer Creek Sunnyside Ramp Verdigris River Winganon Ramp Double Creek Cove (now leased to/run by the City of Nowata) Full Service Marinas and Boat ramps: Boat ramp locations such as Hawthorn Bluff Blue Creek, Spencer Creek.. More info Cross Timers Marina; Cabins, Boats, Jet Ski +more Redbud Bay Marina and RV Park - Rent Pontoons, Sailboats (certification required), kayaks, stand up paddleboats... RV Park and Cabin Rentals, ASA Sailing School Current Lake Conditions Oologah Lake Recreation - Tulsa District, US Army Corps of Engineers Lake Map Oklahoma Dept of Wildlife My Fish Tail	Oologah Lake is a key unit in the main control plan for flood control and navigation in the Verdigris and Arkansas River Basins. Location: Oklahoma's Green Country, 30 miles northeast of Tulsa on 169, then 3 miles east on 88... (From Claremore, follow Hwy 88 North 8 miles.) - Map Facilities: Marina services, boat ramps, docks, 142 campsites with electricity, 11 Parks, picnicking and group picnic shelter Hawthorn Bluff and Spencer Creek appear to offer the most facilities at the moment, from what I can tell... That's hearsay, so you should check it out for yourself. I haven't been everywhere... yet! :) Featuring: Aproximately 29,500 surface acres of water 209 miles of shoreline 18 mile equestrian and hiking trails including Will Rogers Centennial Trail and Skull Hollow Nature Trail Great Fishing for catfish, sand bass, large mouth bass, striped bass, crappie, and walleye Skiing, Canoeing, Boating and Sailing Hunting during season Designated Swimming Beaches 11 Parks Filled with a rich history and surrounded by horse country, Oologah Lake offers what I consider to be the best of the natural pleasures of life. On the east side of the lake, the Will Rogers Country Centennial Trail winds around the shore from the Spillway to Blue Creek Park totalling 18 miles. This journey can be enjoyed by hiking or horse back riding. The name Oologah, pronounced oo'-la-gawh, is a Cherokee word meaning "dark cloud." I can't help but think there was a tornado brewing the day Oologah was named. America's most famous Cherokee Cowboy, Will Rogers was born at, The Dog Iron Ranch, now inundated by Oologah Lake. His home was relocated to a hill overlooking the lake just northeast of the town of Oologah. The ranch predates the town, which grew up when the railroad came through around 1890. More Oologah History if you're interested. Oologah Lake is managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers Contact them for more information at: Oologah Lake Project Office US Army Corps of Engineers Oologah Lake Website U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 8400 E. Hwy 88 Oologah, OK 74053 Phone: 918-443-2250 (during business hours)

Lake info: 918-443-2250
Lake Data: Corp of Engineers

Camps & Boat Ramps:
Corp of Engineers - Oologah,Ok

Camps by Recreation.gov:
Big Creek, Blue Creek, Clermont I, Clermont II
Hawthorn Bluff, Overlook
Redbud Bay, Spencer Creek
Sunnyside Ramp
Verdigris River
Winganon Ramp
Double Creek Cove (now leased to/run by the City of Nowata)

Full Service Marinas and Boat ramps:

Boat ramp locations such as Hawthorn Bluff
Blue Creek, Spencer Creek.. More info

Cross Timers Marina; Cabins, Boats, Jet Ski +more

Redbud Bay Marina and RV Park - Rent Pontoons, Sailboats (certification required), kayaks, stand up paddleboats... RV Park and Cabin Rentals, ASA Sailing School

Current Lake Conditions

Oologah Lake Recreation - Tulsa District, US Army Corps of Engineers

Lake Map
Oklahoma Dept of Wildlife

My Fish Tail

Oologah Lake is a key unit in the main control plan for flood control and navigation in the Verdigris and Arkansas River Basins.
Location: Oklahoma's Green Country, 30 miles northeast of Tulsa on 169, then 3 miles east on 88... (From Claremore, follow Hwy 88 North 8 miles.) - Map
Facilities: Marina services, boat ramps, docks, 142 campsites with electricity, 11 Parks, picnicking and group picnic shelter
Hawthorn Bluff and Spencer Creek appear to offer the most facilities at the moment, from what I can tell... That's hearsay, so you should check it out for yourself. I haven't been everywhere... yet! :)
Featuring: Aproximately 29,500 surface acres of water
209 miles of shoreline
18 mile equestrian and hiking trails including Will Rogers Centennial Trail and Skull Hollow Nature Trail
Great Fishing for catfish, sand bass, large mouth bass, striped bass, crappie, and walleye
Skiing, Canoeing, Boating and Sailing
Hunting during season
Designated Swimming Beaches
11 Parks

Filled with a rich history and surrounded by horse country, Oologah Lake offers what I consider to be the best of the natural pleasures of life. On the east side of the lake, the Will Rogers Country Centennial Trail winds around the shore from the Spillway to Blue Creek Park totalling 18 miles. This journey can be enjoyed by hiking or horse back riding.

The name Oologah, pronounced oo'-la-gawh, is a Cherokee word meaning "dark cloud." I can't help but think there was a tornado brewing the day Oologah was named.

America's most famous Cherokee Cowboy, Will Rogers was born at, The Dog Iron Ranch, now inundated by Oologah Lake. His home was relocated to a hill overlooking the lake just northeast of the town of Oologah. The ranch predates the town, which grew up when the railroad came through around 1890. More Oologah History if you're interested.

Oologah Lake is managed by the
US Army Corps of Engineers
Contact them for more information at:
Oologah Lake Project Office
US Army Corps of Engineers Oologah Lake Website
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
8400 E. Hwy 88
Oologah, OK 74053
Phone: 918-443-2250 (during business hours)

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