Area Attractions

McCurtain County’s Riverbank Cabinsare perfect for anyone planning a fishing or canoeing trip on Oklahoma’s Mountain Fork River. We are on the banks of the lower Mountain Fork River, below the Broken Bow Lake dam near Beavers Bend Resort Park. Since we are below the dam our stretch of river is always clear, cool, moving water all year round.

Fishing & White Water Fun
This is the stretch of the river known for its whitewater canoeing with several good rapids but nothing that would keep a family from enjoying a float together. For more challenging white water adventure you can try the nearby Glover River, Oklahoma’s last wild and scenic river. The Glover has very challenging white water in season.

The stretch of river in the tailwaters of the Broken Bow Lake dam is famous for its world class trout fishing. The prime habitat stretches 14 miles downstream and the first 3.8 miles is a trophy section where barbed hooks and boats are prohibited.

Above the dam Broken Bow Lake is well known for its sport fishing. The lake has been mentioned by FLW Outdoors Magazine as one of the best bass fisheries in America!

Watchable Wildlife
Our riverfront location surrounded by thousands of acres of forests, pastures and wetlands offers a unique opportunity for wildlife watching. Southeast Oklahoma is home to abundant game and a diverse collection of migratory birds. Don’t be surprised if you look out over the river from your covered patio and see a bald eagle land nearby!

Lake Sports, Hunting & Scenic Beauty
McCurtain County is well known for its outdoor fun. Broken Bow Lake is a large, deep lake surrounded by mountains and offers all kinds of boating, skiing, swimming and sailing. Boat docks, rentals and supplies are available.

The area is also known for abundant hunting for native game including wild turkey, quail, deer and other game animals.

Beavers Bend Resort Park is one of Oklahoma’s most popular resort areas. The park is a large pine forest covered area surrounding Broken Bow Lake and the Mountain Fork River. It offers hiking, trout fishing and features the Forest Heritage Center Museum detailing the history and heritage of the forests of Southeast Oklahoma. The park also features a totem pole sculpture by artist Peter Wolf Toth.

 

HORSE AND HIKING TRAILS

A to Z Guest Ranch Trail Riding
580-244-3729
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Glover River Trail Rides
25 Miles North, Battiest
580-241-5763
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Riverman Trail Rides & Stables
580-236-9033
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GOLF COURSES

Cedar Creek Golf Course
9 mi. N Hwy 259
580-494-6456
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PARKS

Beavers Bend Resort Park
7 mi. N Hwy 259
580-494-6300
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PLACES TO EAT

Abendigo’s
580-494-7222

Beavers Bend Restaurant
580-494-6551
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Hocha Mocha Coffee House
& Internet Café and Gift Shop
580-494-6321

Grateful Head Pizza Oven
580-494-6030

Hochatown BBQ & Catering
580-494-7301.

Papa Pablanos
580-584-9495

Shady Oaks Restaurant
580-494-6210

Stevens Gap Restaurant
580-494-6350

Blue Rooster
580-494-6361

GROCERY STORES

Frontier General
580-494-6646

Lakeway Bait
580-494-6609

Pruett’s
580-494-6646

Wal-Mart
580-584-3324

AREA FUN

Beavers Bend Depot
7 mi. N Hwy 259
580-494-6613

Choctaw Casino
South Park Drive, Broken Bow
580-584-5450
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Hochatown Amusements
7 mi. N Hwy 259
580-494-6706

Uncle Charlie’s Old Fashion Photo Studio
580-494-7301

Beavers Bend Land & Water Park
8 Beavers Bend Road
580-494-6512

Broken Bow Slingshot rentals
Looking for things to do in broken bow
rent a slingshot for the day
469-236-4500

MUSEUMS

Beavers Bend Wildlife Museum
7 mi. N Hwy 259
580-494-6193
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Museum of the Red River 812 E Lincoln Road, Idabel
580-286-3616
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Forest Heritage Center Beavers Bend Resort Park
580-494-6497 
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Gardner Mansion and Museum
6 miles east of Broken Bow
Call 580-584-6588

Car Legends Museum
580-286-2220

WINERIES

Girls Gone Wine
10 miles north of Broken Bow, next to Stevens Gap exit
580-306-WINE (9463)
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