Blue Bill Point

About

Blue Bill Point sits on a peaceful stretch of Flat Rock Bay on Fort Gibson Lake in northeastern Oklahoma. Popular with family groups and retirees, this Army Corps of Engineers campground offers a relaxed atmosphere surrounded by mixed hardwood forest. The protected shallow cove makes it an ideal spot for kayaks, canoes, and small watercraft, while the gradual sloping shoreline provides easy access for swimming and fishing. The campground features 40 family sites with either 30 or 50 amp electric service, water hookups, fire rings, and picnic tables. Three primitive tent-only sites are available for those seeking a more basic experience. Facilities include a comfort station with flush toilets and showers, vault toilets, a dump station, playground, and concrete cornhole pitch. Two boat ramps and a courtesy dock serve anglers pursuing black bass, white bass, crappie, catfish, and panfish. Historic Fort Gibson, established in 1824 and now a National Historical Landmark, is located nearby. The nearly 20,000-acre lake offers 225 miles of shoreline and thousands of acres of public hunting lands abundant with wildlife.

Directions

From the intersection of US Highway 69 and State Highway 51 in Wagoner, Oklahoma, travel north on Highway 69 for 5.5 miles. Turn right on East 680 Road and travel east for 1 mile. Follow the curve to the left and travel south for another mile. Follow the curve to the right and travel east for an additional mile to the park entrance.