About Lake Eufaula

A year-round destination, Lake Eufaula is the perfect escape with plenty of things to see and do to reconnect with the things that matter. Located in central Oklahoma, Lake Eufaula is an easy drive and offers something for everyone.

Located along the historic Jefferson Highway, Eufaula offers some of the state’s best landscapes, rich history, arts, museums, charming shops along with a diverse culture. Summer activities are full of events ranging from festivals, poker runs,firework extravaganzas, rodeos and wakeboard festivals.

For those who like adventure, the Lake Eufaula area is home to the state’s largest lake.

Whether boating, sailing, parasailing or kayaking, a day on Lake Eufaula is sure to help you disconnect from everyday stress.

Lake Eufaula has over 600 miles of shoreline, making it a fisherman’s dream.

Lake Eufaula hosts many fishing tournaments each year, bringing anglers from points all over the United States. The waters are home to crappie, perch, catfish and bass to name a few.

Historians are not left out either. Not many areas of the country can boast of such significant events as eastern Oklahoma. The Battle of Honey Springs, waged just north of Checotah was the largest battle of the Indian Territory fought during the War Between the States. Each year memorial services are held to honor those who died during the Battle of Honey Springs on July 17, 1863.

The battlefield site spans 1,100 acres and has six walking trails and a visitor’s center.

Tribal heritage is a major part of our rich culture here in McIntosh County. Oklahoma, at one time, has been home to 67 American Indian Tribes. 

 Pack your bags, leave your worries in your rearview mirror and come join in the fun and see for yourself what we have to offer. We invite you to come explore, learn, play and see why Lake Eufaula has something for everyone and has become Oklahoma’s year-round travel destination.