Pine Creek State Park
Pine Creek State Park — quiet forested lake with pine trees and fishing dock
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Pine Creek State Park

Antlers, Oklahoma· Pushmataha County· Choctaw Country

A quiet, forested park on Pine Creek Lake in southeast Oklahoma, known for excellent bass fishing and peaceful camping.

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Destination Guide

Pine Creek State Park in southeastern Oklahoma provides a quiet recreation setting around Pine Creek Lake near Antlers. The reservoir is surrounded by wooded hills and relatively low development, making it appealing to anglers, campers and visitors seeking a less crowded lake experience. Fishing is a major draw, with bass, crappie and catfish among the species found in the lake. Boat ramps and shoreline areas support traditional lake recreation, while forested surroundings provide opportunities for wildlife viewing. The park's remote character means visitors should arrive prepared with supplies rather than expecting a dense commercial area nearby. Summer heat can be significant, while spring and fall offer more comfortable camping conditions. Pine Creek is a good example of the quieter side of Oklahoma's state-park system: no signature monument or dramatic attraction, but a large natural setting where the main value is space, water and a slower pace.

Practical Tips

Very quiet and remote. The lake is small but productive for bass. Bring all supplies.

Location & Contact

Hours, pricing, and availability may change. We recommend confirming details directly with the destination before traveling.