Black Kettle Campground
Description
What does the “Black Kettle” in Black Kettle Campground mean? It probably refers to the stand of beautiful black walnut trees that encompass the handful of quaint campsites here. However, if you don’t feel like snuggling up to the trees, you can snag one of the few spots along the shore of Dead Warrior Lake. Boaters and anglers may prefer these sunny spots, while hikers and wildlife enthusiasts may opt to stay in the shade. However you like it, Black Kettle’s got you covered!
Campsite area
Tent or RV sites
12 sites
Up to guests per site
Up to 6 vehicles
No wheelchair access
Activities
Offered near the campground.
Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback riding
Off-roading (OHV)
Climbing
Snow sports
Wildlife watching
Terrain
Natural features you'll find at Black Kettle Campground.
Beach
Forest
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3 Reviews
Blaine T.
recommends this listing.
November 17th, 2020
Black Kettle was the name of the Indian Chief whose entire encampment was slaughtered by George Custer.
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September 21st, 2018
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July 10th, 2018
- Park
- Black Kettle National Grassland
- State
- Oklahoma
- Country
- United States
- Phone Number
- 580.497.2143
- Directions
- View on Google Maps
- Official Website
- View Website
- Coordinates
- 35.745° N, 99.714° W
- Unknown price
- Tent / Van: 12 Sites (Up to people per site)