Fort Cobb State Park Campground

About

Fort Cobb State Park sits on the western shores of Fort Cobb Lake, a 4,100-acre reservoir in Caddo County that draws anglers targeting bass, catfish, and crappie. The 1,872-acre park offers camping spread across multiple coves, with sites ranging from full-hookup RV pads to primitive tent spots near the water. The park's five camping areas include Sunset Cove, Eagle's Nest Cove, White Catfish Cove, Blackjack Cove, and Deer Run Cove. Modern RV sites feature water and electric hookups, while 34 sites offer full hookups including sewer. Eagle's Nest Cove has pull-through sites for larger rigs. Each area has comfort stations with flush toilets, and showers are available (coin-operated, approximately $1.50 for seven minutes). A dump station is located near the park office. Beyond camping, the park offers a marina with boat rentals, a swimming beach, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, a nature center, and an 18-hole golf course. The enclosed Eagle's Nest shelter accommodates group gatherings with a full kitchen and fire ring. Kodiak Pines Cabins provide an alternative for those seeking a roof overhead.

Directions

From Anadarko, take State Highway 9 west, then turn north on State Highway 146 to the park entrance.