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Lake Thunderbird
Lake Thunderbird, situated in central Oklahoma, hosts tens of thousands of visitors each year. The state has established Lake Thunderbird State Park on the shores of the lake which is framed by rolling, oak-covered hills and sandy shores with some 86 miles of shoreline. Fishing is excellent with largemouth bass, catfish and walleye being the most sought after species. A large public hunting area offers such game as duck, goose, rabbit, deer, squirrel and quail. For overnight accommodations and other recreational activities. Current Lake Level Fishing Hot Spots
Directions: 13 miles E of Norman on Alameda St, or 13 miles E of I-35 on Hwy 9.
Hwy 9 E
Norman, OK 73026
Phone: 405-360-3572
E-mail: thunderbird@otrd.state.ok.us
Web site: http://www.oklahomaparks.com
Calypso Cove Marina
Norman. 12 miles east on Highway 9 to Clearbay area of Lake Thunderbird State Park.
Open February 1-December 1, 8am-dusk
Phone: 405/360-9846
Boat docks
fuel
boat rental
grocery
Lake Thunderbird State Park (Clear Bay Area)
Norman. 13 miles east of city on SH-9.
Open year round
Phone: 405/360-3572
161 electric/water hookups
100 primitive sites
restrooms/showers
sanitary dump stations
picnic areas
boat ramps
marina
grocery
restaurant
swimming beach
playgrounds
equestrian facilities
trails
miniature golf
Lake Thunderbird State Park (Indian Point Area)
Norman. 11 miles east of city on Alameda Dr.
Open year round
Phone: 405/364-7634
77 electric/water hookups
120 primitive sites
restrooms/showers
sanitary dump stations
picnic areas
boat ramps
marina
archery
trails
Lake map courtesy of the Oklahoma Water Atlas
Oklahoma Water Resources Board |
