Beaver Dunes Park

Beaver Dunes Park features two campgrounds nestled in scenic sand dunes, offering basic RV and tent sites, a dump station, comfort stations, playground, and a variety of dune-based recreation for a rustic, state park experience.

Park Details :

From The Owner

Campground description

Located in Beaver County, Beaver Dunes Park offers a unique camping experience amid the rolling dunes of the Oklahoma Panhandle. Hackberry Bend Campground, adjacent to a stocked 2-acre lake, features seven RV sites and ten tent sites with water, comfort station, showers, and a dump station – all with handicap accessibility. Pioneer Campground, with thirteen RV sites, sits right next to the dune buggy area, offering direct off-road access. Both campgrounds cater to dirt/grass pads typical of state parks. Guests enjoy playgrounds, volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, picnic shelters, and nature trails. Though there’s no mention of discounted monthly rates, regular entrance and camping fees, plus the dump station, are likely standard state rates (~$10 per vehicle and nightly camping costs). The park is open year-round and is pet- and tent-friendly. While there’s no mention of Wi‑Fi, it provides solid basic amenities. Visitors will find a blend of off-highway vehicle fun and quiet lakeside fishing, making this park ideal for both adventure seekers and families.

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About Beaver Dunes Park

# of Campsites

Facilities At The Campsite

Picnic table, Fire ring

Discounted Long Term Rates

Yes

Average Nightly Rate

$26

Connectivity

None/Not Applicable

Pad Type

Dirt

Facilities At The Campground

Dump Station

Recreation

Playground, Recreation Trail, Fishing

Other

Customer Reviews

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Vincent Sheridan

Cute park with potential but sadly under neglect by City of Beaver and visitors alike

Cute park with potential but sadly under neglect by City of Beaver and visitors alike. Streetlights shot out, broken windows at the shower house, trash in the bush with trash cans full with sun faded garbage. Highway noise is noticeable and way too much traffic for what should be a simple dead end campground loop. Not sure if it’s used as a drug drop or if everyone in town with a Mustang has an obligation to do a drive through but it was excessive. Being fall, there’s absolutely no reason to do the park loop so I have no idea why the frequent traffic that didn’t stop, just drove through the loop. Pros – Has stable 20/30/50 amp electric service with snug connectors. Sites are level concrete pads with picnic tables and fire rings. Potable water spigots with decent pressure at each site. Most sites are pull-through for rigs up to 50 feet. The showers are hot with nice water flow. The shower house is dated but functional. Grass is mowed, paths are paved and has an RV dump. Cons – Traffic and trash. The two trash cans at the tent sites were both full. Judging by the fading of ink, the trash isn’t new. There’s burned trash in a couple of fire rings. Burned cans and plastic, sad. Both mirrors in the shower house, broken. A toilet loose on the floor, one shower stall missing the handle, a window broken with loose glass. There’s 3 streetlights, none worked as the bulbs were shot out. Lastly, the traffic. We were the only ones camping at either campground but there were dozens of cars that seemingly use the loop as a turnaround. It didn’t feel unsafe but something seemed “off” with the traffic. Worse, no drive through by city, state or law enforcement. At $25 a night, the price is affordable but I really wasn’t expecting such apathy from the City of Beaver in its condition. Hope someone with authority and pride reads this and pays the campgrounds a visit and not a drive through. Off season, the trash and trash cans should be easy to maintain. Pics don’t lie…

Don Musgrove

Very nice park. Showers, rest rooms

Very nice park. Showers, rest rooms, nice lake pull through, 30 amp, water & Dump

Paula Edlund

here wasn’t any kind of picnic area or playground, just a pit toilet.

We didn’t use the facility, we just stopped by to check it out and if you love dunes this was really pretty cool. There wasn’t any kind of picnic area or playground, just a pit toilet. $10.00 fee to use the dunes.

VJ Coonrod

Was there in a hot Wednesday morning. Not very crowded. Has campsites & day camp sites.

Mark Mengelkamp

This is a nice place for some good family fun

This is a nice place for some good family fun. 4 wheelers, sand and sweat in the summertime, it just don’t get much better. Seriously, bring your buggies, friends and family, enjoy the dunes!

David Stolhand

Camping in the panhandle is a challeng in the fall sometimes.

Camping in the panhandle is a challeng in the fall sometimes. The temperature can be 75 one day & 11 with high winds the next. But it is still a blast to go hunting on Beaver River WMA. Everyone in Beaver are super nice & friendly!

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