Explore the Area
Local Guide
Discover the best of Hochatown and Broken Bow—from outdoor adventures to local dining favorites.
About the Area
Hochatown & Broken Bow
Nestled in the Ouachita Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma, Hochatown has transformed from a quiet forest community into one of the state's premier vacation destinations. The area offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and a growing scene of restaurants, breweries, and unique attractions.
14,000+
Acres of State Park
180 mi
of Shoreline
Year-Round
Trout Fishing
50+
Local Restaurants
Activities
Crystal-clear lake perfect for swimming, fishing, and boating. Rent pontoons, Sea-Doos, and more at Beavers Bend Marina!
Float the beautiful Mountain Fork River! Tippa Canoe offers kayak and canoe rentals for relaxing 4-mile floats—fun for the whole family. Pro tip: check the water level before booking (ideally above 2 ft).
Thrilling zipline course through the treetops with stunning forest views.
Attractions
Over 1,300 acres of outdoor paradise with hiking trails, trout fishing, and nature center.
Local craft distillery offering tours, tastings, and a great selection of spirits.
Family-friendly attraction with friendly animals, mini golf, and gem mining.
Dining
Fan-favorite pizzeria with creative pies, craft beer, and a laid-back vibe.
Popular local spot for American comfort food and steaks in a cozy cabin atmosphere.
Lively spot with BBQ, live music, and a fun Western atmosphere.
Local craft brewery with a rotating selection of beers and casual dining.
Hiking Trails
Beavers Bend State Park offers over 20 miles of scenic trails through the Kiamichi wilderness. Pick up a trail map at the Forest Heritage Center before heading out!
A beautiful loop trail that takes you past the crystal-clear Mountain Fork River. This is the south entrance to the Skyline Trail and connects with the Deer Crossing Trail.
The newest trail added to the park in 15 years! Runs alongside the Lower Mountain Fork River and leads to panoramic views of the lake from the top of a ridge.
Features a stunning waterfall and steep terrain—recommended for experienced hikers only! The views are well worth the climb. Be aware of water crossings that can be hazardous after rain.
A scenic trail close to the Mountain Fork River with beautiful views of the crystal-clear water. Connects with Lookout Mountain Trail and Cedar Bluff Nature Trail.
A beautiful hike that takes you up in elevation with stunning views from the top. Watch for steep grades and muddy rocks.
Follows a beautiful creek flowing from the spillway, with small waterfalls throughout. You'll hear the sound of rushing water the entire hike. Wide and fairly easy to walk.
An easy walk to Beaver Creek with some gentle hills. Perfect for those who want to stay on level ground.
A bit more challenging with several steep climbs. The trail follows Beaver Creek and crosses it further upstream. Most of the trail is flat except for the creek crossing near the Nature Center.
A scenic hiking trail that begins and ends at the Forest Heritage Center. Generally easy and suitable for all levels—pick up a trail map before heading out!
The longest trail in the park—perfect for backpackers! Allows camping along the route. Immerse yourself in the towering pines and Kiamichi wilderness.
Conveniently Located
Creeksong is centrally located in Hochatown, just minutes from Broken Bow Lake, Beavers Bend State Park, and all the local attractions.
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