We take our RV to the full hook up sites in what used to be called Little River State Park. We love this area and try to go at least once a month all year long. Great clean, reasonably priced campsites.

I haven't been out on the trails at Lake Thunderbird in decades. They were nothing then. The family and I went for a Sunday morning hike (stroll) in the Clear Bay trails area. We took part of the Gold trail ranked expert because it is closest to the dam (we wanted to check the water level). Wow. I am so... More

For me the biggest draw to this place is that its close to my house. The lake is a red dirt lake so the water is not very clear but that is to be expected. The facilities around the park are in usable shape and maintained consistently. Trash does tent to pile up around the bins especially on the weekend.... More

This once was a beautiful park with nice facilties and good fishing and camping. However, it has suffered from lack of maintenance and lack of rain. The lake is almost empty. And, the trash is overwhelming. Even the deer have left.

It was very fun to be able to have my family there to cook out and swim and jus have a good time. Easily accessable and lots to explore with the children.

The park is free which is good. Camped there. Nothing real exciting. Not a lot of public beach space unless you go through someone else's campsite.

It is a very dirty lake NO WAY we would let our boys swim! The campsites are trashy and broken glass is everywhere. Worst of all, some people were arrested for durgs at the campsite next to ours (3:00 am).

We love visiting Lake Thunderbird there are so many places to explore and beautiful views. We have lived in Norman for 28 years and we go at least once a month - sometimes every weekend of a month. We grew up in the country so it is a nice reprieve from the city. The only difference is we grew up... More

This park needs some help. I been to other clay bottom lakes that the state really worked to keep clean. Not Oklahoma, lets just leave people swim in mud.