Oklahoma's largest waterfall, a 77-foot drop into a natural swimming pool inside a privately run park in the Arbuckle Mountains.
Turner Falls drops about 77 feet into a natural pool on Honey Creek, fed by springs discharging from the Arbuckle-Simpson aquifer in the Arbuckle Mountains near Davis. It's considered Oklahoma's largest waterfall and has drawn visitors for generations, with swimming beneath the falls a long-standing summer tradition when the pool is open for the season.
The park is privately operated rather than a state or federal site, with its own gates, hours, and rules: photo ID is required for entry, pets aren't allowed, and children 12 and under must wear a Coast Guard-certified flotation device in the water. Swimming is closed for the winter, and the park is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Check current admission rates and hours before visiting.
Know before you go
I-35 and US Highway 77, Davis, OK; privately operated park, photo ID required for entry.
Open year-round; the swimming area closes for winter.
Short walks within the park grounds to falls-view points.
Paid admission; check the park's current pricing page.
Not specified by the park; contact ahead for accessible-route questions.
2026-10-11. Conditions and requirements can change; confirm with the land manager before travelling.
Sources & further reading
This is a researched visitor guide, not a claim that our editors have personally visited. Trail conditions, permits, and access can change.
