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Nature pours it on in southeastern Oklahoma, with no holds barred. The blue-tinged Ouachita Mountains are thick with towering pines, oak and hickory, with foliage green as the inside of an emerald. Rivers run wild here, collecting halos of mist.

Choose a park in Southeastern Oklahoma

Beavers Bend Resort Park - In southeastern Oklahoma off US-259, adjacent to Broken Bow Lake. The Beavers Bend main entrance is seven miles north of Broken Bow on US-259A. Continuing north on US- 259 for up to four miles, Hochatown has three access entrances: Stephens Gap, Carson Creek and Cedar Creek.

Boswell State Park One-half mile north of US-70 in Boswell, on West Second Street

Clayton Lake State Park - Five miles south of Clayton on SH-271.

Heavener Runestone State Park Two and a half miles northeast of Heavener,off Highway 59 and US Highway 270.

Hochatown State Park - See Beavers Bend

McGee Creek State Park - Three miles north of Farris, off Highway 7.

Raymond Gary State Park - One and a half miles south of Fort Towson on Highway 209.

Robbers Cave State Park - Four miles north of Wilburton on State Highway 2 in southeastern Oklahoma. Robbers Cave enjoys notoriety as a former hideout for Jesse James and Belle Starr.

Talimena State Park - Seven miles north of Talihina on Highway 271.

Lake Wister State Park - In eastern Oklahoma, two miles south of Wister on U.S. 270.

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