Greenleaf State Park
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Greenleaf State Park
Route 1, Box 119
Braggs, Oklahoma 74423
Toll Free: 800-654-8240
(918) 487-5196 / Park Office
naturehut@onenet.net
Greenleafcabins@oklahomaparks.com
Greenleaf Trail Map
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One of Oklahoma's most beautiful state parks,
Greenleaf features a 900 acre, sparkling blue lake, cozy stone
cabins and a peaceful atmosphere. It's the perfect setting for a
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Location:
Three miles south of Braggs on SH-10 in eastern Oklahoma.
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- 565 Park Acres
- 930 acre lake Greenleaf
- 14 Cabins, some with fireplace
- 5 Camping areas
- 178 Campsites
(M) (S) (P) (D)
- Assigned Campground
- Community Building
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Hiking
and bicycle Trails
- Nature Center
- Naturalist
- Swimming Beach and Pool
- Boating
- Indoor Fishing
- Paddleboating
- Marina (boat rentals)
- Volleyball
- Basketball
- Horseshoe Pits
- Amphitheater
- Disabled Accessible Cabin
- Astronomy
- Campfire programs
- Pavilion
- Enclosed shelter
- Party barge tours of
Greenleaf Lake
- Haywagon rides
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Left Kayaking and paddleboat
Right Cabin on lake front view
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Nearby:
Ft. Gibson Stockade, Five Civilized Tribes Museum,
Honor Heights Park, Cherokee Heritage Center, Blue Ribbon Downs Race
Track.
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Modern Campsite (electric, water and sewer hook-ups
(S) Semi-Modern Campsite (electric and
water hook-ups)
(P) Primitive Campsite (no hook-ups,
water faucet nearby)
(D) Dump Station
Camping - Greenleaf offers lakeside RV
sites and wooded primitive camping sites for the outdoors person.
There are 5 comfort stations located throughout the park (three with
showers). Two sanitary dump stations are available for RV's.
Camping clubs are welcome and special off season packages can be
designed specifically for them. Reservations are accepted year
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Greenleaf's 14 rustic
hideaways are perfect for a romantic
weekend or family retreat. Cabins are all one bedroom, with fully
equipped kitchens, cookware, utensils and all linens provided. Most
cabins have fireplaces and TV's for Rent
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Cabins
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Cabin rates
(except "Cabin on the Lake")
Weekends year round are: $78 per night plus tax.
Sept. 2 to December 1 weekdays: $63 plus tax per
night. December to Feb. weekdays are $53 plus tax per night.
March 1 through May 22 weekdays are $63 plus tax per night. Labor
Day to memorial day they are $78 plus tax per night.
For more information call 918-487-5196.
Cabin on the Lake - This
one bedroom award winning log cabin sits in the lush woods on the
shores of Greenleaf Lake. The cabin was designed and given as a
gift to the park by the Oklahoma Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers
of America. Dedicated in September 1994, this cabin is the only one
built
specifically for the physically challenged. It offers guests the
opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in a totally self-sufficient
setting. The cabin has fully accessible facilities with a totally
equipped kitchen, living and dining room, wood burning fireplace,
electric hospital bed, hoyer lift, lift chair, sleeper sofa, queen
size bed, wheel-in-shower and a screened in front porch overlooking
the lake. Other amenities include a fully accessible floating
fishing dock and picnic area. Rates are $60/night for disabled and
$100/night for non-disabled. For more information 918-487-5196.
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Our children's pond has been stocked with
rainbow trout for our winter visitors. Children 16 and under can
catch their limit of three fish per day per fisherman. No charge and
no permit required |
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Wheelchair
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Camping Fees: Gobbler
Ridge = 40 semi-modern sites (water & electric)
Reservations accepted in
this Campground.
Deer Run = 22 Modern hook-ups
(water, electric and sewer) $19 per night
4 Semi-Modern hook-ups $17 per night
Prices subject to change
without notice
Cypress Row 25 semi-modern sites $16
per night
Playside 7 semi-modern sites $16 per
night
Checkout for RV sites is 5 PM
Tent Camping
Tent/unimproved sites
$8
Prices subject to change
without notice. Please check with the Park or State
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Heated/Enclosed Fishing Dock - A perfect
place for crappie fishing. Out of the weather and into the night.
Fish Species:
Well stocked with
Bass, sand bass, catfish, crappie, sunfish and other game
fish.
Fishing/Boating:
The park has two boat ramps - one in Area B and one
near the marina. (Skiing and personal watercraft are not allowed on
lake)
Group Shelters:
Two shelters that are available for rental year
round.
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Reunion
Community Bldg |
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Miniature
Golf
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Picnic
Shelters (Reservations Required)
Hoot Owl Pavilion is located in Gobbler
Ridge Campground.
Shady Hollow Pavilion is located in Playside campground.
Rates: $40.00 per day for Shady Hollow (Not enclosed)
$75.00 per day for HootOwl (enclosed) with air/heat units,
refrigeration, and oven. Call
918-487-5196 for Reservations
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All prices subject to
change without notice |
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Mountain Bicycles
may be rented at the park office for $3.00/hour
or $10/day.
Swimming Pool
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Group Shelters
- Greenleaf State Park has two shelters that are available for
rental year round
Swimming Beach
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Community Building: Building is available
for activities such as family reunions, camping clubs and business
retreats. Our community building has heat and air and comes with a
fully-equipped kitchen. It will accommodate up to 60 people. (Day
- use only - no overnight sleeping) Rental fee is $100 per day.
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Swimming: The
aquatics center and swimming pool is open Memorial Day through Labor
Day. With a double drop slide, challenging log roll, floats and
games, come see why we're one of the most fun pools in the region.
A spacious lighted deck area with tables and loungers is available
for rent to those groups wanting to reserve the pool for parties
after regular operational hours.
The park offers a free swim beach near the
community Building. No lifeguards on duty at beach.
Price Higher for non-park guests
Playcourts
include two softball fields, two playgrounds, two volleyball courts
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Greenleaf Nature Trail:
An 18 mile primitive trail on the banks of Greenleaf
Lake, passes over a swinging bridge, and makes a return loop through
the wildlife-rich Cherokee Game Management Area, beginning and
ending in the park. The trail is designed for overnight backpacking
and is also enjoyed by day hikers. It does cross military land so
hikers should call the park in advance to ensure the trail is open
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Greenleaf Nature Hut:
Remodeled in 1996, the nature center is one of the most
popular locations in the park. The center features live and hands-on
exhibits and park artifacts. The year round naturalist and recreation
program features living history programs, Cherokee storytelling,
hayrides, astronomy programs, interpretive programs, nature walks,
campfire programs, canoe races, sack races, games on the beach, plus
much more. Programs are conducted in the park and nearby schools and
communities. Some park programs are seasonal and available only on
weekends. For more information call
918-487-7125
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Nature Center - Fawns picked up by people as they
think they have been abandoned. Usually Mom is hiding
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Greenleaf Marina and Floating
Grill:
Enjoy outdoor dining on the lake. The
grill features burgers, funnel cakes, ice cream, nachos and other
favorites. The marina has kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, fishing boats
and party barges. For information and reservations call 918-487-5857.
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RV
Camping Area |
Camp Gruber
Located between Muskogee and Braggs on OK Highway 10, a
400 acre sliver of this army base is operated by the Camp Gruber
Recreation Trust Authority as an off-road vehicle area. The terrain
ranges from sandy to good ol' dirt with several rocks along the way.
Enduros and hare scrambles are held at Gruber throughout the year and
the facility is open year round. There is a gate near the highway but I
have never seen it closed. If you're making a weekend of it the nearby
Greenleaf State Park offers reasonable accomodations in their lakeside
cabins. Greenleaf is just a short drive further south on OK 10 and is a
great place to relax after a ride. And if you're lucky you can hear the
artillery practice at the army base across the highway! Call the
Muskogee County Commissioner's Office for more information
(918) 682-9601
All pets must be caged or on a
leash not to exceed 10 feet.
We found this park ideal for families
with children 12 and under. No noisy watercraft and no skiing. There
is a lot for children to do and perfect for camping, hiking, walking,
fishing for the retired set. Beautiful setting, with a lot of quiet
space.
General Info:
Hair Dryer, Iron/Board, Kitchen, Lake/River
View, Meeting Room, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Pets Allowed, Pontoon Rental,
Senior Discount, Bicycle Rental, Canoe Rental, Credit Cards Accepted,
Fishing Boat Rental
TO MAKE RESERVATIONS IN ANY OKLAHOMA RESORT PARK, YOU
MAY CALL OR WRITE THE RESORT DIRECT OR WE INVITE YOU TO CALL THE CENTRAL
RESERVATIONS SERVICE. TOLL FREE: CONTINENTAL US
1-800-654-8240 IN OKLAHOMA CITY 405-521-2464
To request brochures and information from the Oklahoma Department of
Tourism by e-mail
information@travelok.com
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