Greenleaf State Park, Oklahoma

 Located near Braggs, just south of Muskogee Oklahoma. This park has been named "park of the year" numerous times and there is a good reason why; the park is not only very beautiful, but everyone is extremely friendly from the office staff to the camp hosts.

 This is one of our favorite parks because this park has so much to offer. Greenleaf offers something for everyone to do with their huge activity lists at the Nature Hut Nature Center. Star parties, campfire stories, nature hikes, animal feedings, canoe races, nature crafts, and all around outdoor education are big reasons why we love this park.

 The park basically has two levels, the "top" level which is the entrance and the "Below" area which includes the main part of the park with the cabins, nature hut, marina, lake access etc.

 RV Camping is available on top of the park at Gobbler Ridge which is spaced out and offers nice RV sites with plenty of room. Below and closer to the action is  Deer Run which offers Full Hookup RV sites, also there is a large tent area. Greenleaf has 5 camping areas total but we like Gobbler Ridge the best due to its quiet location on top of the park.

Gobbler Ridge is the only RV area that can be reserved, call the park office 5 days in advance. Please call BEFORE going to this park, it is extremely popular and can be difficult to get into without reservations!

 Greenleaf has one of the best hiking trails in the state with its 17 mile long Greenleaf Trail, and also has several great trails for those just looking for a nice short hike. Bill Hensley's Blog-Backpacking Greenleaf State Park, OK has nice information.

Greenleaf Hiking Trail Map from www.ouachitamaps.com

More Greenleaf Trails Information for Family Fun Trail, Deer Run Nature Trail, Ankle Express Hiking Trail can be found on Virtual Tenkiller.

 Tulsa Audubon Society Birding Guide for Greenleaf State Park.

Camp Gruber -  Off Road Vechicle Area Park ORV Braggs, OK.

Greenleaf State Park's facebook page

Nearby Muskogee fun things to see include: The Castle of Muskogee, Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, Outlaw Motor Speedway, Three Rivers Museum, and one of our favorites; the U.S.S Batfish WWII Submarine.