It is one of the most beautiful Parks in the state. The property was originally purchased by a group of local business owners in the 1930's and given to the state for the operation of a Park. The Civilian Conservation Corps entered the area in around 1935 and built the first cabins and park superintendant residence. Located on the banks of the Mountain Fork River and just south of 14,240 acre Brok
en Bow Lake, the opportunities for fishing and water sports abound. We have one of the best trout fisheries anywhere with fly fishermen and traditional fishermen coming year round to fish for trout. The state record brown trout was caught near the park. We have 48 cabins that will accomodate different size groups and families. we have 18 campground for both RV and tent camping with almost 400 campsites total. We have 2 group camps which are perfect for family reunions or other groups. Some of the actities that we provide are hiking, fishing, boating, backpacking, Nature center, mini golf, horseback riding, canoe rentals, swim beach, hayrides, bumper boats, sno cone and ice cream concession, gift shop, restaurant, and Forest heritage center museum. The park is also home to Cedar Creek Golf Course, an 18 hole par 72 course. Come join us for your next vacation or day trip.
