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LAKE HULAH
Hulah Lake impounds the waters of the Caney River in northeastern Osage County. The lake derives its name from the Osage Indian word "Hulah," meaning "eagle." The rolling hills of Hulah form a picturesque picnic, camping and sightseeing area. Spring, summer or fall displays the beautiful foliage of native trees and the flowering of dogwood, redbud and wild plum. Hulah Lake provides excellent opportunities for fishing and hunting. Fish species include largemouth bass, white bass, crappie, channel catfish, flathead catfish and bullhead catfish. Hulah Public Hunting Area covers 14,112 acres of land managed primarily for waterfowl. The area also provides good hunting for quail, rabbit, dove, deer and squirrel. A migratory bird refuge area of approximately 1,800 acres has also been developed. Additional facilities include boat ramps, drinking water, group shelters, restrooms, showers, swimming beach, electric outlets and concession services. Lake has 3,570 surface acres and 62 miles of shoreline. Current Lake Level More Info
General Info: Free Admission
Directions: 12 miles W on Hwy 10.
Wah-Sha-She State Park
Copan. 15 miles northwest of Pawhuska on SH-99, 10 miles east on SH-10 Phone: 918/532-4627
46 electric/water hookups
112 primitive sites
restrooms/showers
sanitary dump stations
picnic areas
boat ramps/docks
swimming beach
playground
Lake map courtesy of the Oklahoma Water Atlas
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
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Lake Regulations
For Boats/PWC on Oklahoma Lakes
Boat Oklahoma Pocket Manual
Online regulations and boating basic for all boats/PWC on Oklahoma lakes from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Lake Patrol Section.
Oklahoma Online Boat Safety Course
The BOAT OKLAHOMA online course on boat and PWC (jet ski) safety is the official online course of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Lake Patrol Section. You can complete the course for the official Oklahoma boating safety education certificate ( $15.00 fee) or just take the online Oklahoma boat safety course to improve your boating knowledge. (free)
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