Turner Falls Park
City Of Davis Municipal Park; Oklahoma'S Tallest Waterfall, Ticketed Entry · Davis, Oklahoma
Oklahoma's tallest waterfall, a 77-foot drop where Honey Creek pours off the Arbuckle Mountains into a large natural swimming pool, in a park owned and run by the city of Davis rather than the state. Below the falls the creek widens into shallow pools and travertine terraces where families spend whole summer days in the water. Trails climb past the ruins of Collings Castle, a stone holiday home built into the bluff in the 1930s, and lead to small caves in the limestone. There are tent and RV sites, cabins, a bunkhouse, teepees, covered wagons, a café and picnic shelters. Unlike Oklahoma's state parks, Turner Falls charges admission at the gate, prices change between summer and winter, every guest needs a ticket for every day, photo ID is required to enter and no pets are allowed. After the flood of June 2026 the park reopened with creek swimming allowed but the falls pool and Blue Hole closed to swimmers.
Interstate 35 and US Highway 77, 6 miles south of Davis, Davis, Oklahoma, 73030, United States
Summer (1 May-30 September) daily 7 AM-9:30 PM. Winter (1 October-30 April) Sunday-Thursday 8 AM-7:30 PM, Friday-Saturday 8 AM-9:30 PM. Quiet hours 10 PM-8 AM. Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day (check turnerfallspark.com).
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