Wah Sha She State Park, Oklahoma

Note: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers owns Wah-Sha-She State Park; it will be operated by the Osage Nation now. "'The Osage Nation has assumed control of the former Wah-Sha-She State Park in northeastern Osage County after Principal Chief John Red Eagle signed a contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to maintain the park." Osage News

Osage Nation plans for monthly events at Wah-Sha-She State Park

 Located near Copan, Oklahoma, Wah-Sha-She State Park is on Lake Hulah, and it's Osage Indian Tribe name means "The Water People".  The park is very popular as a fishing hot spot, and water sports are allowed on the small lake. The area is surrounded by the Hulah Wildlife Management Area, and Bald Eagles winter near the park.

 Wah-Sha-She is close to the Tall Grass Prairie which is a fun day trip while staying at Wah-Sha-She or at its neighbor to the south Osage Hills State Park.

 Rv sites at the park were nice, most had shade and were level, but the park felt a little crowded.    The Lake View RV area is the most popular and some sites do have nice views of Hulah Lake.

 Canoe paddling was a surprise find near the park on the Caney River.

 This part of Oklahoma is known as Green Country and lives up to the name with many roaming hills, trees, and wildlife everywhere.

Lake Hulah Lake Level     

For attractions see the Keystone State Park Page.

About 10 miles to the east is Copan Lake another small lake that is popular with fishermen.

See also: Lake Copan CORPS of Engineers Camping Information & Lake Copan Lake Levels