Turner Falls FAQ: Park Rules, Tickets and Cabin Stays
Answers to the questions visitors ask most about Turner Falls Park in Davis, Oklahoma, and about staying in our cabins. Park rules and prices come from the official Turner Falls Park FAQ and pricing page; check them before your trip. For a full overview, read our Turner Falls Park guide.
Visiting Turner Falls Park
How much does it cost to get into Turner Falls Park?
In summer (May 1–September 30) adult admission is $16 on weekdays and $20 on weekends; in winter (October 1–April 30) it is $9 on weekdays and $12 on weekends. Children 6–12, seniors 55+ and military pay less, and children 5 and under are free. Rates can change, so check turnerfallspark.com/pricing before you go.
Who needs a ticket at Turner Falls?
Everyone over age 5 needs a daily admission ticket for every day they are in the park, from arrival through departure. Tickets are sold per person and are non-refundable.
Do I need a parking permit?
No. Weekday parking is free and a permit is not required to enter the park. On summer weekends you need a paid VIP parking permit only to park in Level 1 (closest to the falls and the Blue Hole) or Level 2. Level 3 is free.
Can I leave and come back the same day?
Yes. With a valid ticket or proof of purchase for that day you can leave and re-enter the park.
Is alcohol allowed at Turner Falls?
Yes, alcohol is allowed in your day area, but glass bottles are not permitted.
Are dogs allowed at Turner Falls Park?
No. Pets are not allowed in the park. Only ADA-compliant service animals may enter; emotional support animals are not permitted.
Do kids have to wear life jackets?
Yes. Children 12 and under must wear a Coast Guard–approved life jacket in the water. The park does not rent life jackets, so bring your own or buy one at the Trading Post.
Can I bring food and grill?
Yes. Outside food and coolers are allowed, and grills are available throughout the park. You can also bring your own grill. Please pack out your trash.
Are there restaurants inside the park?
There are no full restaurants, but concession stands operate in Levels 1 and 2.
Can you fish at Turner Falls?
Only in winter, from late November through March 1, with a fishing permit. The park announces trout stocking on its Facebook page.
How tall is Turner Falls?
Turner Falls drops 77 feet into a natural swimming pool on Honey Creek in the Arbuckle Mountains.
Staying in our Turner Falls cabins
How many cabins do you have?
We rent eight cabins: seven inside Turner Falls Park and Cabin 7, half a mile outside the park entrance. Each has a private full bathroom and a kitchen with a stovetop, refrigerator, coffee maker and cookware.
Which cabin has no stairs?
Cabin 3 inside the park is at ground level with a porch facing the falls. Cabin 7, just outside the park, also has no stairs. Some hillside cabins, such as Cabins 4, 5 and 6, are reached by about 50–75 stairs.
Which cabins are best for larger groups?
Cabin 7 and Cabin 8 each sleep up to 6. Cabin 4 has two bedrooms and sleeps 5–6.
Can I bring my dog to a cabin?
Pets are not allowed inside Turner Falls Park, so our cabins in the park are pet-free. Cabin 7, outside the park, welcomes pets for $25 per pet per night.
What should I bring for a cabin stay?
Bring your own towels, dish soap, food and charcoal for the grill. Cookware, dishes and a coffee maker are provided.
How do I book a cabin?
Check availability and book directly on our reservation page at secure.thinkreservations.com/turnerfallspark. Your check-in instructions explain park admission and parking for your dates.