Campgrounds and Cabins Camping

Hugo Lake State Park Camping

Quiet lakeside state park camping on Hugo Lake, a calmer alternative to Beavers Bend about 90 minutes west of Broken Bow

Ages 2–18+
Cost Paid
Duration ~24hrs
Difficulty Easy
Setting Outdoor

An Oklahoma state park on the shore of Hugo Lake about an hour and a half west of Broken Bow, with campsites spread along the water in more than one camping area. It is a calmer, less discovered alternative to the Beavers Bend crowds, and the swimming beach, boat ramps and fishing keep kids busy without any admission line. Sites range from primitive tent spots to RV sites with hookups. Families often use it as a first or last night on an Oklahoma road trip because it is right off Highway 70.

Dog Friendly

Pricing

Tent and RV sites priced by hookup level, reserved through Oklahoma State Parks. Weeknights are usually walk-up friendly, weekends less so (verify)

Common Questions

How much does Hugo Lake State Park Camping cost?
Admission to Hugo Lake State Park Camping is paid. Tent and RV sites priced by hookup level, reserved through Oklahoma State Parks. Weeknights are usually walk-up friendly, weekends less so (verify)
What ages is Hugo Lake State Park Camping good for?
Hugo Lake State Park Camping is best for kids ages 2 to 18+.
Is Hugo Lake State Park Camping stroller friendly?
No, Hugo Lake State Park Camping is not considered stroller friendly.
Can I bring my dog to Hugo Lake State Park Camping?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Hugo Lake State Park Camping.
How hard is Hugo Lake State Park Camping?
The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 24 hours.
Is Hugo Lake State Park Camping free?
No, there is a cost to visit Hugo Lake State Park Camping. Tent and RV sites priced by hookup level, reserved through Oklahoma State Parks. Weeknights are usually walk-up friendly, weekends less so (verify)
What should I bring to Hugo Lake State Park Camping?
Tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, swimsuits, fishing gear, bug spray
How long does Hugo Lake State Park Camping take?
Most families spend about 24 hours at Hugo Lake State Park Camping.
When is the best time to visit Hugo Lake State Park Camping?
April through October. Spring and fall avoid the worst of the humidity.
Is there parking at Hugo Lake State Park Camping?
Parking at each campsite