Lake Murray State Park

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Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma’s oldest and largest state park, known for its clear lake, extensive outdoor recreation opportunities, and historic stone structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
country United States
createdByProgram Civilian Conservation Corps
Works Progress Administration
establishedIn 1930s
hasArea approximately 12,500 acres
hasBodyOfWater Lake Murray
hasConstructionMaterial native stone
hasFeature boat ramps
cabins
campgrounds
clear water lake
golf course
hiking trails
historic stone structures
horseback riding trails
lodge
marinas
mountain biking trails
picnic areas
rock tower
scenic overlooks
swim beaches
hasFishSpecies catfish
crappie
largemouth bass
smallmouth bass
hasHistoricDesignation New Deal–era park development
hasNearestCity Ardmore, Oklahoma
hasRecreationalActivity boating
camping
fishing
golf
hiking
horseback riding
mountain biking
paddle sports
scuba diving
swimming
wildlife viewing
hasShorelineLength approximately 150 miles
hasWildlife waterfowl
white-tailed deer
wild turkey
isLargestStateParkIn Oklahoma
isOldestStateParkIn Oklahoma
locatedIn Carter County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma
locatedNear Ardmore, Oklahoma
namedAfter Lake Murray
operatedBy Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department

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Carter County, Oklahoma contains Lake Murray State Park
Chickasaw Country tourism region hasAttraction Lake Murray State Park
Oklahoma state park system hasComponent Lake Murray State Park
Lake Murray partOf Lake Murray State Park
Lake Murray adjacentTo Lake Murray State Park
Southeastern Oklahoma hasProtectedArea Lake Murray State Park