It's easy to find recreation opportunities in Muskogee, with activities ranging from backpacking to baseball to boating. Here are some examples:

Love-Hatbox Sports Complex & River Country Family Water Park



The 60-acre Love-Hatbox Sports Complex contains 10 baseball fields, eight softball fields, three indoor batting cages, two full-size football fields, 13 soccer fields within the Georgia-Pacific Soccer Complex, a skate park, and three miles of paved walking and bike trails. 

Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, River Country Family Water Park opens its pools, slides, playgrounds, volleyball court and inner tube river to anyone looking to cool off at the complex.



Muskogee Swim & Fitness Center



With its competition-size pool and gym facilities, the Muskogee Swim & Fitness Center improves the health of Muskogee residents. Classes offered include high-intensity body sculpting, yoga, aerobics and even zero-impact aquatic resistance training. Membership options range from an $8 day pass to special corporate deals for businesses.



Three Forks Harbor



A new river center with a multi-purpose events center and plaza is the crowning glory of Three Forks Harbor. Full-service river businesses like Arrowhead Boat Sales and Marina make Three Forks a boating haven, while pier events like the Kids Fishing Rodeo and Cardboard Boat Regatta teach a new generation to love the water.



State Parks



Visitors to Greenleaf State Park have the options of tent and RV camping, or staying in one of Greenleaf's tranquil cabins. In the winter, the heated fishing docks and prospects of seeing a bald eagle are the park's chief attractions.



Meanwhile, Lake Eufaula State Park offers RV and tent camping, swimming, nature trails and an 18-hole golf course, complete with putting green and pro shop.

Fishing

Muskogee is surrounded by five lakes that offer a wide variety of activities such as boating, swimming, hiking, camping and fishing. Anglers can especially enjoy destinations such as Lake Eufaula, Tenkiller Lake and Fort Gibson Lake, where sportsmen will find black bass, white bass, crappie, catfish and panfish.

Golf and Tennis

Try to hit 'em long and straight at the three golf courses within Muskogee's city limits – Cobblestone Creek, Eagle Crest and Muskogee Golf & Country Club. If tennis is your racket, Honor Heights Park, Rotary Park and Spaulding Park all have public-use courts.

Cherokee Casino

Felling lucky? Then head to the Cherokee Casino Fort Gibson, which is located just three miles from Muskogee. A recent expansion and upgrade has made this a 27,500 square foot facility featuring 500 electronic games. It is visited by more than 20,000 guests each month. 

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