Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge
This 11,184-acre refuge provides a protected habitat for deer, great egrets, blue herons, migratory neo-tropical songbirds, alligators and many endangered species. Tours are offered for groups of children and adults. Hunting and fishing are allowed.
Creek Indian Trail
The Rails to Trails Conservancy transformed a former railroad track into the mile-long Creek Indian Trail, which takes visitors through natural scenery overlooking Lake Eufaula. Walkers, bikers and pets are allowed.
Lake Eufaula
This 45,000-acre lake, known as the "Big Bass Capital of the World," offers boating, sailing and camping. The lake has many picnic areas, as well as boat ramps and two public marinas.
Lakepoint Resort State Park
Located on the banks of Lake Eufaula, this 1,220-acre park has a lodge and convention center, campground, cottages, an 18-hole golf course and a full-service marina. Dog-friendly cabins are also available.
Dining and Lodging
Eufaula has numerous cafés and family restaurants. Lodging options include traditional hotels and motels, as well as The Candlelight Inn, a bed and breakfast that once was an antebellum Victorian home.
