Turner Falls Park is a premier summer destination in the Sooner State offering visitors a beautiful swimming hole fed from the largest waterfall in the state. Plus, there are water slides, a diving board, wading areas, sandy beaches, and more.

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Turner Falls Park is located on I-35 & US Highway 77 in Davis, Oklahoma. It's open during the summer from 6:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Nathanm22287 /Tripadvisor
The largest waterfall in the state stands at 77 ft. tall and falls into a gorgeous pool below.
Elizabeth L/Tripadvisor
The water is crystal clear and refreshingly cold. Visitors are allowed to bring flotation devices, so grab a float and kick back and relax all day long.
Doug E/Tripadvisor
The pool also has slides and a diving board. Kids stay busy for hours on these fun toys!
Kristen S/Tripadvisor

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Plus, there are sandy beaches and wading areas perfect for relaxing.
TinaMiller /Tripadvisor
It's a spectacular place to spend a summer's day. It can get busy during the summer so we recommend buying your tickets ahead of time online because they have a daily maximum capacity.
TinaMiller/Tripadvisor
All children 12 and under must wear a Coast Guard flotation device. They do not rent them there, so make sure to pack them in the car.
JohnnyTaylor/Tripadvisor
Turner Falls Park is located in one of the most historic mountains in the state. There's so much to explore...from an old castle to caves to hiking, you'll love spending the day in this breathtaking park.
Sharion C/Tripadvisor

Doesn’t this pool look so refreshing? Click here to buy your tickets online and for more information on the park.

If you would like more information on exploring the caves, click here to read our previous article.

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