The views at scenic Turner Falls Park are spectacular in all the seasons! Set amidst the ancient Arbuckle Mountains , the 77-foot waterfall can't be missed. Read more

Nice day trip! As a person that has been here many times as a child I am a bit disappointed in the upkeep of the park . I always remember it was clean and all of the facilities were well cared for.

Don't forget your water shoes . Best footwear to get around and enjoy this place.

Love the hiking trails and if there is a waterfall , count us in!

Call before embarking on a multi-hour drive to this attraction as they fill up & close down w/ no notice. Don't bother checking the website or Facebook as they don't update regularly.

Turner Falls is the perfect spot for families, photographers and explorers! It's a wonderful asset for Chickasaw Country !

Just below the Arbuckle Mountains , the water forms Honey Creek before falling 77 feet into a natural swimming pool .

$16 per person..... just to look at a waterfall . I can understand that being a day pass but not maybe 10 minutes to just snap a few pics

Find the lookout to get a great view of the 77 foot tall waterfall .

Come early, it gets packed! No lockers available

6,732 check-ins over 6 years and I've FINALLY found a place worthy of the Most Nasty Bathrooms Ever award. I've crapped in cleaner outhouses.

Not a tip but wanted to ask. When you say it was super crowed what time of day did you arrive? We just want to see the views . Would 9 a.m. be okay?

Having a beautiful hike !

Love the caves ????

Nice getaway

Visit before May 1st cause it costs $12/person after that!

Go topless, it's allowed!

Wonderful family vacation:) go every year! I do:)

Cool castle , great workout up the never ending stairs! Its a must see!

This is a terrible place to camp! It's covered in trash, bathrooms are disgusting, and it felt a lot like moving into the ghetto. We paid $70 for a shelter for one night for 2 people! NEVER AGAIN!

Just chill while you're here!

Forgot watershoes? Got some!

Did you know? Turner Falls Park is the oldest park in Oklahoma. The area is geologically significant for its three natural caves , rock formations , and the largest waterfall in the state . Read more

Probably more worth it if you live in Oklahoma City rather than the DFW metroplex. The water is the main attraction , not the amenities . We had fun, but even under the best circumstances: overpriced.

gotta go but its sorta pricey

Fun!

go swimming