FORT COBB STATE PARK
This park offers recreational activities and facilities including camping, fishing, boating, water sports, golf, hunting, and swimming. A visitor's center is located on site, as well as a gift shop, bait and tackle shop, RV sites with water and electric hook-ups, primitive camping areas, scenic views of the lake, comfort stations, showers, picnic sites, group shelters, a playground, swimming beach, and marina. Equipment rentals are available. The park also offers an 18-hole golf course with practice range, putting green, and pro shop. The park features 299 RV sites and 300 tent campsites.
Enjoy fishing in a 4,000-acre lake with species like largemouth bass, catfish and crappie. Boat ramps are available for use.
Experience shoreline angling or boat-based casting to catch walleye and hybrid striped bass from the expansive reservoir.
The park's marina offers bait sales as well as rental boats for those who prefer deep water fishing adventures.
Fishing tournaments often take place here due to its diverse fish population including sunfish and white perch.
For kids under age of 16 there is also a designated area where they can safely learn how to fish.
Fort Cobb State Park offers numerous picnic areas with tables and grills. Some sites also have covered shelters available.
Birdwatchers can explore various habitats including forests, grasslands and wetlands. Over 275 bird species have been spotted here.
The park's lake attracts waterfowl like ducks, geese and herons during migration seasons.
Wooded areas are home to songbirds such as warblers, vireos and flycatchers in the springtime.
Grassland birds include sparrows, meadowlarks or bobwhite quail which may be seen year-round.
There is a designated Birding Trail for enthusiasts with information about different species available at certain points.
Features/Facilities: Gift Shop ? Handicap Accessible ? Jet Ski/Waverunner Rental ? Lake/River View ? Pets Allowed ? Pontoon Rental ? Senior Discount ? Ski Boat Rental ? Credit Cards Accepted ? 1,872 Park Acres ? 5 Camping Areas, 985 Campsites ? Community Building ? Boating ? Water Skiing ? Fishing ? Playgrounds ? Marina (personal water craft rentals) ? Nature Center ? Gift Shop ? Grocery Store ? Driving Range ? Pro Shop ? Golf Carts ? 4,100 Lake Acres ? Kodiak Pines Cabins ? Golf (18 hole, par 70) ? Cabin lodging kodiakpinescabins.com
Nearby: Horn Canna Farm, Carnegie ? Kiowa Tribal Museum, Carnegie
Directions: 2 miles N of Ft Cobb on Hwy 9, turn N on CS 2550 and go 4 miles.
We as a family have camped in area 2 for many years now and it has always been a great place to stay. It has become a tradition to start the summer camping season off with Memorial day weekend. This year the maintenance, such as grounds was terrible. There had been almost no mowing or filling of holes from animals digging over previous months. May have to look for another place to camp.
Have visited Ft. Cobb several times. Last visit was Sep 27/28. Always have good time. I sure wish they would do something to get rid of those darn sand burrs!! They are tough on dogs and little kids. 
The only bad thing was that the restrooms were closed in area 4. There was a sign that they pare closed after the Labor Day weekend. 
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