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Natural Falls

Overview

Natural Falls State Park is a stunning scenic gem located in the lush Ozark Highlands of Northeast Oklahoma. Best known for its breathtaking 77-foot waterfall that cascades into a crystal-clear pool, the park offers a tranquil escape into a deep, moist valley filled with rare ferns and diverse flora. It provides a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor recreation, making it a premier destination for travelers who want to immerse themselves in a quiet, forested environment.

Location & Surroundings

Situated in the small community of Colcord, Oklahoma, the park sits conveniently near the Arkansas state line, providing easy access for travelers from both states. The surrounding landscape is defined by the rugged beauty of the Ozark Mountain foothills, characterized by dense hardwood forests and rocky outcrops. The park is nestled in a narrow valley where the cascading water creates a cool, shaded microclimate that feels worlds away from the surrounding plains.

Amenities & Park Features

The campground caters to RV travelers with a variety of site types, including several full hookup RV sites alongside water and electric options. The facilities are well-maintained, featuring modern comfort stations with hot showers and a convenient laundry room for long-term guests. For active visitors, the park boasts a professional disc golf course, five miles of hiking trails, and dedicated courts for basketball and volleyball, ensuring there is plenty of recreation within walking distance of your rig.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

The primary draw is the hiking trail system that leads to multiple observation platforms overlooking the falls. Anglers will enjoy the catch-and-release fishing available in the park lake, while history buffs can explore the site where scenes from the classic film Where the Red Fern Grows were captured. Just across the border, the charming town of Siloam Springs offers additional dining, boutique shopping, and historic architecture for a pleasant afternoon excursion.

Who This Park Is Best For

This destination is an exceptional choice for nature photographers and birdwatchers who want to capture the unique biological diversity of the canyon. It is perfectly suited for families and retirees who prefer the quiet, reflective atmosphere of a scenic state park over the hustle of a commercial RV resort. Travelers looking for a peaceful home base to explore the Western Ozarks will find the park's serene environment and natural splendor truly rejuvenating.

Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• Lake
• Fishing
• Body Of Water (Park Lake)
• Horseshoes
• Playground

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Day Max Stay (14)
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Restroom and Showers

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• Fishing
• Hiking

- Facility

• Type (State Park)
• Partial Handicap Access

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (44)
• Width (25)
• Max Length (80)
• Paved Sites (44)
• 30 Amp
• 50 Amp
• Full Hookups (7)
• Water (37)
• Electric (37)
• Max Amps (50)
• Pull-thrus (10)
• Pull-thru Size (25 x 80)
• Back-ins (25 x 60)
• Site Length (80)

User Reviews

Ashish Gupta

November 27, 2025

Nice small park with one small waterfall and few walking trails. Can spend 30 min to 3 hours depending on how many trails you cover. Parking at $10 but no other ticket. Good pitstop on the way to Tulsa.

Andrew

November 08, 2025

The Yurt 🛖 stay was fantastic, and literally just above the falls. I highly recommend visiting this state park. The Yurt has a fire pit, two chairs, a fridge and microwave, and comes with heat/AC. You can't drive your vehicle to the Yurt, but they provide you a golf cart to get there. *No water at Yurt campground

Niki Gondola

September 07, 2025

Awesome trails pretty short. Lots of fun. Becareful of small rolling rocks in Bear trail. The springs are so beautiful. Bring water and sandwiches they have benches to seat and eat along your hiking trails. And it is pet friendly.

M&M (Mon)

June 20, 2025

A beautiful place to visit. It's only $10 to park and fun for the whole family. The trail to the falls is short, but there are other trails available. You cannot get into the water, but it's a beautiful sight nonetheless.

Amity Alyce

April 21, 2025

Wow! We went after a few days of heavy rain and the waterfall was amazing! When we got there, we went inside the visitors lodge and we got our parking pass (MUST HAVE a parking pass, it’s only $10) the staff were very helpful and delightful. The trail to the waterfall is a very short walk, it’s paved the entire way, the signs make it very easy to navigate and there are many other trails that are longer with different difficulty levels that we are very excited to check out next time we go! On the way to the waterfall is a lookout point where you can get a Birds Eye view of the waterfall! The Yurts looked super spacious for a family or large friend group. Highly recommend natural falls state park to anyone! Cannot wait to go back and explore more!

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