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Hugo Lake, Kiamichi Park, Hugo Oklahoma

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"Kiamichi Park Equestrian Friends"

Scatter manure in the tree line

ANNOUNCEMENT!! 
2/28/24

REMINDER** 

By default for Deer Season Hugo Lake shuts down the horse trails October 1st- January 1st. 

Within the last year, I have noticed them shutting down for other hunts... 

TRIPLE CHECK with the admin/ambassador to double check the park is open before you haul/book to camp!!

Camp opens up according to Kendra Staggs March 1st but there will be NO ELECTRICITY due to a project they are working on with replacing it. 

It is a large expensive project- they had hopes of having it done by the spring but so far it has not been completed. 

  • Location: "Hugo Lake Kiamichi Park" 

    • Park at Raccoon rd​​​

  • Almost 40 miles of trails

    • Shade covered trails

    • Some say it is barefoot friendly- that if your horses have good hard feet they would be fine. Some prefer riding shod or with boots. 

    • I personally do not have any experience for this yet- ​

    • The Main trail is ORANGE FLAGS. 

      • When leaving camp, markers are on the right, and when returning they are on the left.​

      • There are several side trails, colors are BLUE, RED, WHITE, YELLOW AND LIME GREEN.

      • You will have to come back to ORANGE to get back to camp. 

  • Camping with hook-up's​

    • Make reservations at recreation.gov​

      • "R"​ loop, type in Kiamichi Park in the search bar on recreation.gov

  • Park Closes Oct 1 and opens back up in Jan 1st​

  • The map shows that ORANGE does NOT go directly to Bobcat rd- you will have to take a single track marked in ORANGE around the swamp. 

    • This is remote trail called "Jade's Cut Thru" doesnt show much wear but you will enjoy the creek's and forest it takes you through.​​

  • The Crop requests that you do NOT ride on the paved roads unless there is an emergenccy. You can cross roads, but can be subjected to a citation if off the marked trails.​

  • There is a Horse Beach and Swim Area located by site 5 at Raccoon Rd.

  • Scatter your manure in the woods where it cannot be seen.

  • There are pens there for you to use 

    • Leave your pens cleaner than you found them

  • You are welcome to bring your own pens

    • both electrical and portable are welcome

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