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Thread: ARE THERE ANY LAKES IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA THAT ARE NOT FLOODED??

  1. 05-23-2015, 01:48 PM #1
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    Default ARE THERE ANY LAKES IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA THAT ARE NOT FLOODED??


    Looking for a backup Lake for Summer Camp in case we get flooded out. Are there any lakes in Eastern Oklahoma with good camping facilities and motels that we can check out?
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    I don't think so
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    Grand and maybe Hudson. Do not know about their camp sites Hudson used to have Snowdale just west of Salina on hwy 20. Good luck!
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    Skiatook not flooded. Don't know about facilities.
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    What Reaper said; Skiatook is prolly the only one.
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    I don't know of any.
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    Skiatook is the only one low to my knowledge. I have no knowledge of the camping facilities. I bet you could call the Skiatook Chamber of Commerce and they might point you in the right direction,
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    Lots of camping, RV locations and motels in town minutes from the lake.

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    Hudson is only 1.5' over right now. Would need to check next few days. They have RV and camping. Skiatook is 11' low, rising slowly.
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    Was going to say Skiatook too. This rain is stupid. I swear I picked up another 3-4" here in newalla. Well over 20" this month at my house.
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