Turner Falls is said to be the tallest waterfall in Oklahoma. It’s a great place for a weekend getaway. In late summer and early autumn, the weather is still quite hot, but it’s much cooler at the top of the mountain. The scenery up there is beautiful, and there are tent rentals available. At the base of the mountain, there are villas and cabins, some even with private yards. Staying for a short period is a nice way to escape the noise of city life. The water is very clear, and from the waterfall down to the lower streams, everything is crystal clear. It’s about a little over 2 hours’ drive from Plano. The waterfall itself is small but very clean and refreshing. After entering the park, you can park at Level 1 and walk less than 10 minutes to reach it. Parking is currently free. It’s recommended to wear beach shoes if you plan to go into the water, although you can also go barefoot if you don’t mind rough surfaces. There is also a zoo nearby within about a 10-minute drive, since it’s all in the same area. And I highly recommend trying the pie while you’re there.
Turner Falls
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Waterfall height
Safety information
Waterfalls can be unforgiving. Read these before you go — and please, use your judgement on the day.
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