Oklahoma Lakes: 47 Vacation Lakes in Oklahoma

Featured Oklahoma Lake

Lake Name	Lake Summary
Hudson Lake	Hudson Lake is located in the Green Country of northeastern Oklahoma in the city of Bartlesville. This scenic lake is owned and operated by the city of Bartlesville as a water supply but the residents of the city and Osage County boast that Hudson Lake is a great recreational lake for boating and fishing. Located just five miles north of Bartlesville, Hudson Lake's eight miles of shoreline is a great retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. The city maintains a day use park which includes a boat ramp, handicapped dock, picnic area, outdoor grills and a playground. Surrounded by wooded emerald hills that give "Green Country" its name, Hudson Lake has been groomed by area sportsmen's clubs to make it a great fishing lake. Local anglers state that some 60 to 70 pound flathead catfish have been weighed in here as well as some large channel catfish. Bartlesville received its name from Jacob Bartles, a Civil War veteran who moved to Indian Territory, bought a mill that he eve ... (read more about Hudson Lake, Oklahoma)

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Hudson Lake

Hudson Lake is located in the Green Country of northeastern Oklahoma in the city of Bartlesville. This scenic lake is owned and operated by the city of Bartlesville as a water supply but the residents of the city and Osage County boast that Hudson Lake is a great recreational lake for boating and fishing. Located just five miles north of Bartlesville, Hudson Lake's eight miles of shoreline is a great retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. The city maintains a day use park which includes a boat ramp, handicapped dock, picnic area, outdoor grills and a playground. Surrounded by wooded emerald hills that give "Green Country" its name, Hudson Lake has been groomed by area sportsmen's clubs to make it a great fishing lake. Local anglers state that some 60 to 70 pound flathead catfish have been weighed in here as well as some large channel catfish. Bartlesville received its name from Jacob Bartles, a Civil War veteran who moved to Indian Territory, bought a mill that he eve ... (read more about Hudson Lake, Oklahoma)