Bell Cow Lake on Bell Cow Creek was built for flood control, water supply, recreation, and fish and wildlife purposes. Its 2,000 acres, 1,000 filled with water, and four recreation areas are ideal for boating, fishing, swimming, camping, picnicking, hiking, and horseback riding.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
VIEW LAKE FEES HERE
Areas
Areas A, B, and C have restrooms and showers, and primitive and RV campsites with picnic tables and charcoal grills. Sites must be reserved before being occupied. Reserve campsites and pavilions here. You can now add boating, fishing, and trail fees to your camping reservation.
Area A Map: Pavilion and island.
Area B Map: Boat ramp and dock.
Area C Map: Equestrian campsites with horse pens and tie poles, boat ramp and dock, 2 pavilions, volleyball court, swimming beach, and trails.
Area D: Covered fishing dock and restrooms.
Equestrian/Hiking/Biking Trails
Open for equestrian use, hiking, and mountain biking, the Bell Cow Lake Trail System runs along the shoreline of Bell Cow Lake. Featuring two out-and-back trails, this system is mostly used by equestrians and is considered to be easy and accessible for all experienced riders. The trails have a lot of variance in the terrain which make an interesting ride. Horse shoes are not required. The trails share a trailhead located in Area C. The trails map is available onsite where users can pay their daily trails fee. Please do not attempt to ride all the way around the lake. This is not possible due to fencing and dangerous bogs.
Flat Rock Trail - 12.4 miles
Redbud Trail - 22 miles
Bell Cow Lake Equestrian Trails Facebook Group
Oklahoma Equestrian Trail Riders Association
