Our go to spit if our other one happens to be closed due to rains(as recently occurred) great people mostly. We still get the occasional weekend drunk floater, swimmer, or rude attendees but mostly good, clean, family goers and doers! Great for relieving "city stress" only 45 minutes from Tulsa! No tolls either, if you got the right scenic routes! There's two!
This is a private property but the family who owns it let people come for $10/car so bring exact cash! It’s really an awesome spot for all ages with plenty of shallow areas for the little ones ? bring water shoes! It’s all rock. Crystal clear and clean! Bring your grill! Bring your cooler! No glass! LEAVE THIS GEM OF A SPOT BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT PLEASE ?????
I really liked it here, the place its super nice there is areas where water is waist high and other deeper areas where you can dive in and that was nice, but there was definitevly too many people. It was crowded and loud, some people had really loud music and were not considerate about others. People left their trash behind and no one seemed to care about enviroment. There lots of beatiful tiny fish, crawfish and all kinds of bugs. Water was a bit cold
We were there just as they were closing for the season. Almost had the place to ourselves. Lovely spot on a shallow river - wonderful for grandkids to “fish” and/or swim
The owners are racist - specifically the old grumpy hillbilly lady. Today I witnessed the owner kicking out a group of Hispanic people for playing happy, traditional Mexican music. She said it was the second time they asked them to turn down the music. The men were obviously confused and didn’t speak English. One man kindly said that they were sorry, that they didn’t understand the first time. The woman then said “I don’t care if you don’t understand me. Don’t come back”. Meanwhile, music in English is blasting a bit further down and she isn’t kicking them out.
I have been coming here for over 20yrs have seen it got alot busier and change owners a couple times but it's always a great place to spend the day and enjoy Spring Creek.
I give the place 5 stars because its beautiful and clean.... I have only been 1 time and the owners attitude is 1 star im sorry. I may not take my kids back...
Almost don’t want to rate this because I love it so much and like how it’s not overpopulated - it’s a hidden gem
Great for relaxing, swimming, floating, camping, grilling etc
Only 10$ to park - $20 if you’re camping / spending the night
Beautiful clear creek - overall not too deep good edges.
It’s a less crowded, quieter, cleaner, more secluded version of the Illinois River everyone floats
There are portapotty bathrooms on site but you will have to bring your own food and drink - NO GLASS - and clean up after yourself so others can enjoy the beauty later.
There seems to be some confusion with people on here. Littlefields is BEFORE Camp Springs on the road- they are two different places. Camp Springs is farther down, so make sure you go to the right one if you have reservations. Spring creek is on your right and a long drive back. But all 3 are very nice.
The correct name is Littlefields at spring Creek Anthony and his bunch are the kindest folks around there I go every year and camp for 4 days always and it's so much fun. Cold and clean at all times
Pam is the park Marshall on her 4-wheeler wrangling her cattle she is a character. 10 dollars per car load a nice quiet swimming hole. I went in Sept and it's beautiful. A great place to take the whole family. No bathrooms. No grills. Bring your own. Only an hour from Tulsa. There are no caves but the clear cool running spring water is amazing. I love Oklahomas diversity in landscapes
Cold,clean, water. Very nice place for the famy!!!! P.S. Elizabeth Edward's, please understand that Arkansas is a Confederate state. That is what the solitary star is for on the flag above the the name
