Boiling Springs State Park, Oklahoma

 Located near Woodward , just 3 miles off hi-way 412, this state park is a surprise retreat for those venturing west and is full of history.

 Boiling Springs State Park has most of the things that we would associate with a resort park: swimming pool, cabins, nice park office, near by Boiling Springs Golf Course (not owned by state), fishing, group camp, and gift shop, but what makes the park unique is the "boiling springs".

 The springs can be viewed by walking to a shelter located just behind the park office. Although the springs are not "Hot", they do look like boiling water thanks to the water flowing up from the bottom and stirring the sand. The springs were the foundation for the park which was built by the CCC way back in the 1930's.

 There are several nice trails in the park, both hiking and mountain biking.

 Rv Camping is in two areas, Whitetail with full hookups and pull-thrus, and Spring Hill with semi modern hookups and a little more space.

 The Plains Indians & Pioneers Museum  is close by the park in Woodward, and also a short distance from Boling Springs is Fort Supply Historic Site. Don't let the sign at the entrance scare you, it shares the same ground as the William Key Correctional Center.

Woodward Oklahoma Tourism - Visitor Information

 Fact: The most deadly Tornado to ever hit Oklahoma occurred in the city of Woodward in 1947.