ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT THE FOUR CITY OF DUNCAN LAKES

Boating-Swimming-Camping
Off Road Vehicles-Fishing-Hunting-Horseback Riding-Mountain Bike Trail
Rules & Regulations

 

• Required Permits
• Permit Fees
• Activities Available at Each Lake
• Clear Creek Lake
• Duncan Lake
• Lake Humphreys
• Lake Fuqua
• Boating
• Swimming
• Camping
• Off Road Vehicles
• Fishing
• Hunting
• Horseback Riding Trail
• Mountain Bike Trail
• Activities On and Around Lake Properties

                                                                                    Sailboard on Clear Creek Lake

 

This information is designed to cover the most commonly asked questions. It does not cover all of the regulations which govern the use of the City's facilities at all of the City's lakes. Should you have further questions, please contact an enforcement officer or the Lake Superintendent.

 

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REQUIRED PERMITS

• Permits are required for Fishing, Trotlines, Jug lines, Hunting, Boating (all vessels), Skiing, Tubing, Camping, Pavilion use and Mountain Biking and are available at concessionaires.
• Permits can be bought at each Lake concession and are good on all four City-owned lakes that allow the activity for which they were purchased. 

Clear Creek Lake Concession . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (580) 255-3564

Duncan Lake Concession . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (580) 255-9397

Lake Fuqua Concession . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (580) 444-2489

Lake Humphreys Concession . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (580) 658-6268

Pavilion Reservations (call Lake Superintendent) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (580) 255-9538

                                                     NOTE:  Pavilion Reservations begin January 1 for use that year.

PERMIT FEES

             Fishing                                         Daily                                    Season

Four Lakes	2.00	10.00
Single	--	10.00
Man & Wife	--	15.00
Boat Fishing	2.00	10.00
Tube/Float Fishing	1.00	5.00

           Miscellaneous                                Daily                                    Season

Pavilion	10.00	---
Barge (Season Only)	---	15.00
Ski Boat	5.00	25.00
Surf Sail / Sailboat	2.00	10.00

          Hunting                                            Daily                                    Season

Coon Hunting (Jun-Feb)	---	7.50
Duck Hunting	2.00	10.00
Quail Hunting	2.00	10.00

Camping (21 day maximum on camping)  Daily                                   Season

Without Electricity	2.00	---
With Electricity	8.00	---
With Electricity (Seniors)	5.00	---

ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT EACH LAKE

                                  Clear Creek          Duncan              Fuqua         Humphreys     *

Bait and Tackle	X	X	X	X
Barges Allowed			X	X	1
Boats Allowed	X	X	X	X	1
Boat Dock	X	X	X	X
Bow Fishing	X	X		X	1,5
Bow Range		X			3
Covered Fish Dock	X	X	X	X
Duck Hunting	X	X	X	X	1,4
Fishing	X	X	X	X	1,7
Fishing Dock	X	X	X	X
Gun Range		X			3
Horseback Riding Trail		X
Jug Lines	X	X	X	X	1,2,4
Model Plane Strip		X			3
Mountain Bike Trail				X	1
Overnight Camping	X	X	X	X	1
Pavilions	X	X		X	1
Picnic Areas	X	X	X	X
Quail Hunting	X	X	X	X	1,4
Restaurant	X	X	X	X
Sailing	X	X			1
Skiing	X	X			1
Swimming	X	X	X		2
Swimming Dock	X
Trotlines			X	X	1,2
Tube/Float Fishing	X	X	X	X	1

*  LEGEND:

1 - Permit Required
2 - Designated Area
3 - Club Membership Required
4 - Check for Seasonal Restrictions
5 - Carp Only
6 - Fishing Tournaments must register with Lakes Superintendent.
                        NO SHOTGUN STARTS ALLOWED.

• Oklahoma residents who are either eligible to purchase or in possession of a Senior Citizen's Lifetime Fishing License are exempt from purchasing a City fishing permit.
• All non-residents, beginning with the start of the calendar year in which they reach age 64, will be exempt from purchasing a City fishing permit.
• Persons under the age of 16 are exempt from purchasing a City fishing permit.

CLEAR CREEK LAKE

• Clear Creek Lake is an approximately 660 acre lake located approximately 13 miles Northeast of Duncan.
• Facilities include:

• 2 Boat Ramps
• 102 Electrical Outlets for Camping
• 3 Pavilions
• 2 Sanitary Dump Stations
• Activities
  • Boating
  • Bow Fishing (permit required; carp only)
  • Duck Hunting (seasonal with permit)
  • Fishing
  • Jug Lines (seasonal with permit in designated areas)                                                Skier at Clear Creek Lake
  • Overnight Camping
  • Picnicking
  • Quail Hunting (seasonal with permit)
  • Sailing
  • Skiing
  • Swimming
  • Tube/Float Fishing
• Prohibited Activities
• No Barges
• No Trotlines
• Conveniences
  • Bait and Tackle
  • Boat Dock
  • Covered Fish Dock                                       Picnic Site at Clear Creek Lake
  • Fishing Dock
  • Pavilions
  • Restaurant
  • Swimming Dock
• Events/Uses
• Fishing Tournaments
• Cabin Lease Sites
• Society for Creative Anachronism Festival
• Recent Improvements
  • Concrete RV Camping Pads
  • Additional Primitive Campsites
  • Modern Restrooms at Concession
  • Sidewalk to Boat Dock                                    Camp Site at Clear Creek Lake
  • Additional Electric Camping Hookups
  • Shoreline Protection
• Improvements Planned to be Completed by the end of 2000
  • Paved Road East Side of Clear Creek Lake
  • Additional or replacement boat ramps and docks
• Master Plan for Improved Benefits of Lakes Use
  • Recreational Boating, Skiing, and Off-Season Fishing



DUNCAN LAKE

• Duncan Lake is an approximately 550 acre lake located approximately 10 miles East of Duncan.
• Facilities include:
• 1 Boat Ramp
• 38 Electrical Outlets for Camping
• 1 Pavilion
• 1 Sanitary Dump Station
• Activities
  • Boating
  • Bow Fishing (permit required; carp only)
  • Duck Hunting (seasonal with permit)
  • Fishing                                            Covered Fishing Dock at Duncan Lake
  • Horseback Trail Riding
  • Jug Lines (seasonal with permit in designated areas)
  • Overnight Camping
  • Picnicking
  • Quail Hunting (seasonal with permit)
  • Sailing
   
  • Skiing
  • Swimming
  • Tube/Float Fishing
• Prohibited Activities
• No Barges
• No Trotlines
• Conveniences
  • Bait and Tackle                                        Inside of Covered Fishing Dock
  • Boat Dock
  • Bow Range*                                          
  • Covered Fishing Dock
  • Skeet Range*
  • Pistol Range*
  • Model Airplane Strip*
  • Pavilions
  • Restaurant
• Events/Uses
• Equestrian Trails
• Disc Golf Course
• Stephens County Rifle and Pistol (SCRAP) Club
• Chisolm Trail Radio Controlled Airplane Squadron
• Duncan Gun Club
• Cabin Lease Sites
• Archery Club
• Camp Walihi' Yi
• Fishing Tournaments
• Recent Improvements Made
• Boat Trailer Parking Lot
• First Ever Fish House on Duncan Lake
• Radio-Controlled Airplane Runway
• Additional Electric and Water Camping Hookups
• Central Heat and Air and Modern Restrooms at Concession
• Restored Fishing Dike
• Shoreline Protection
• Restroom Restoration including Hot Showers
• Relaxed rules on Use of Jet Skis
• Improvements Planned to be Completed by the End of 2000
  • Additional or Replacement Boat Ramps and Docks
• Master Plan for Improved Benefits of Lakes Use
  • Recreational Water Craft Use
  • Camping



LAKE HUMPHREYS

• Lake Humphreys is an approximately 840 acre lake located approximately 8 miles Northeast of Duncan.
• Facilities include:
• 3 Boat Ramps
• 44 Electrical Outlets for Camping
• 1 Pavilion
• 1 Sanitary Dump Station
• Activities
  • Boating
  • Barges
  • Bow Fishing (permit required; carp only)
  • Duck Hunting (seasonal with permit)
  • Fishing
  • Jug Lines (seasonal with permit in designated areas)
  • Mountain bike trail (permit required)
  • Overnight Camping
  • Picnicking
  • Quail Hunting (seasonal with permit)
  • Tube/Float Fishing
  • Trotlines
• Prohibited Activities
• No Sailing
• No Skiiing
• No Swimming
• Conveniences
  • Bait and Tackle
  • Boat Dock
  • Covered Fish Dock                                                  LEX WITT
  • Fishing Dock                                               12 lbs. 6 oz. Largemouth Bass
  • Pavilions                                                     October 26, 1987 - State Record
  • Restaurant
• Events/Uses
• American Mountain Men (AMM) Campout
• Cabin Lease Sites
• Mountain Bike Trail
• Fishing Tournament
• Improvements Planned to be Completed by the end of 2000
  • Additional or Replacement Boat Ramps and Docks
• Master Plan for Improved Benefits of Lakes Use
  • Fishing
  • Camping



LAKE FUQUA

• Lake Fuqua is an approximately 1500 acre lake located approximately 21 miles Northeast of Duncan.
• Facilities include:

• 2 Boat Ramps
• 54 Electrical Outlets for Camping
• 1 Sanitary Dump Station
• Activities
  • Barges
  • Boating
  • Duck Hunting (Seasonal with permit)
  • Fishing
  • Jug Lines (Seasonal with Permit in Designated Areas)
  • Overnight Camping                                             Fishing Cove at Lake Fuqua
  • Picnicking
  • Quail Hunting (Seasonal with Permit)
  • Swimming
  • Trotlines
  • Tube/Float Fishing
• Prohibited Activities

• No Bow Fishing
• No Sailing
• No Skiing
• Conveniences
  • Bait and Tackle
  • Boat Dock
  • Covered Fish Dock
  • Pavilions
  • Restaurant                                                       Fishing Boat on Lake Fuqua
• Events/Uses
  • Trophy Bass Fishing
  • Sooner Council Girl Scout Camp
  • Fishing Tournaments
• Recent Improvements Made
  • Additional Electric Camping Hookups
  • Access to West Side of Lake
  • Central Heat and Air at Concession
  • Full Camping Hookups (water, electricity, sewer)
• Master Plan for Improved Benefits of Lakes Use
  • Fishing (Oklahoma Department of Water Conservation ODWC) Approved Trophy Bass Lake
  • Camping





 BOATING

Boat Permits 

• Boats, surfsails, canoes, sailboats, paddleboats, and rowboats require a fishing boat permit.  
• Jet skis, ski boats, pleasure boats, wave runners and similar type crafts require a ski boat permit.  Ski boat permits also entitle the permit holder to use the vessel for fishing.
• Pontoon boat operators must purchase a permit for the activity for which it is being used (i.e. fishing/skiing).
• The Licensee agrees that the City of Duncan is released from any and all claims for injuries or damages incurred by the licensee while on the premises of the said City of Duncan;  the Licensee agrees to indemnify the City of Duncan from any and all claims for damage to property, or injury alleged to have been received or sustained by anyone, as a direct or indirect result arising from negligence on the part of the Licensee, and agrees to defend any and all suits filed or prosecuted against the City of Duncan and to pay any and all judgments, together with court costs, attorney's fees, and all expenses defending such suits.

Life Preservers / Personal Flotation Devices (P.F.D.)

• All vessels must have a U.S.C.G. approved P.F.D. on board for each occupant. The P.F.D. must be in good and serviceable condition, and of the size suitable to the person who is or will be wearing it.  Additionally, all boats must have one (1) Type 4 Throwable P.F.D.
• A ski belt is not a U.S.C.G. approved P.F.D.
• All persons 12 years of age or younger must wear a P.F.D. at all times they are in any boat which is upon the waters owned by the City of Duncan.
• All operators and passengers of a vessel less than 12 feet in length must wear a P.F.D. at all times. A U.S.C.G. approved throwable P.F.D. must be aboard each vessel.
• All persons on a jet ski, canoe, surfsail, or sailboat must wear a U.S.C.G. approved P.F.D. at all times.

Boating / Vessel Operation

• All boating on city-owned lakes shall comply with the Oklahoma Boating Safety Regulation Acts as amended in addition to the following requirements.
• All boats must have proper markings as required by the Oklahoma Boating Safety Regulation Act, whether privately or otherwise owned.
• All operators of a boat, jet ski or similar type craft shall be at least sixteen (16) years of age unless accompanied by an adult over the age of eighteen (18) years of age.  
• All motor boats and sailboats operating at night shall be equipped with a combination of red (port) and green (starboard) lights, along with a white light (stern) clearly visible at all times to other boats in the vicinity.
• Lights shall be kept burning at night at all times while the boat is in use, whether running or anchored.
• All motorized boats shall have a U.S.C.G. approved fire extinguisher.
• All motor boats shall not come within two hundred (200) feet from an anchored boat, boat picking up skiers, fishing boat, and any bank or manmade object (i.e. boat docks, fishing house, swimming dock, draw-down towers or spillway areas) unless coming to dock.
• All watercraft shall observe a speed not to exceed forty (40) miles per hour in the daytime and a speed not to exceed ten (10) miles per hour after sundown.
• Motor boats shall be allowed in necks or bays only for the purpose of fishing and shall move at idle speed only.
• Bass buggies, canoes and bass buster type boats shall not be operated in open waters.  They are confined to necks and creek areas.  A fishing boat permit must be obtained for these craft before they are placed on the water.
• Boats shall not be allowed to drift unless fishing.
• Drinking or transporting beer or any alcoholic beverage in any vessel upon the water is prohibited.
• No boat shall be overloaded at any time.  The judgment of the Lake Superintendent, Lake Officer, or such appointed person shall be held final.  All boats used on the lakes shall be declared legal or illegal by the Lake Superintendent or appointed person or persons.
• Idle speed only within 75 feet of the shoreline, within 50 feet of another vessel, in posted no wake zones, and within 50 feet of boat ramps, docks, piers, or anchored or moored vessels.
• Occupants may not sit or ride on the sides of a vessel, covered bow or the back of any seat, or stand while under way at any speed greater than idle or trolling speed; unless the vessel is specifically designed for standing.
• No vessel shall be operated within 100 yards from any dam structure on any lake.
• No vessel shall be left unattended except when attached to the bank of the lake.
• No vessel shall be moored or attached to any waterway marker or municipally owned buoy.
• Barges shall not exceed ten (10) feet by twenty (20) feet and are only allowed on Lake Fuqua and Lake Humphreys.

Navigation Rules

• All boats shall move in a counterclockwise direction.
• Sailboats, rowboats, and other non-powered vessels have the right-of-way over motor propelled vessels at all times.
• When approaching at right angles, the vessel approaching on the right side has the right-of-way.
• One vessel may overtake another on either side but shall grant right-of-way to the overtaken vessel.
• Any vessel meeting another vessel shall stay to the right of the other vessel.

Personal Water Craft

• Jet skis and similar crafts require a ski boat permit and must be operated in accordance with ski boat and jet ski rules.
•  Jet skiers must be at least 16 years old.
• Jet skis and similar crafts shall be operated in a safe manner for participants and others around them.
• Reckless, unsafe conduct is prohibited!  No circles, doughnuts, zig-zagging!  (Note:  Jet ski rules are somewhat relaxed at Duncan Lake.  Read the special rules for Duncan Lake Only.)
• Personal water craft must be equipped and operated as any other powered vessel in its class, (e.g. You must have a sounding device, horn or whistle).
• All operators and passengers must wear a U.S.C.G. approved personal flotation device.
• You can not stand up while operating your personal water craft at greater than idle speed unless your craft is designed to be operated standing up. (If it has a seat, it is not designed for stand up operation.)

Skiing, Tubing, Surfboarding

• All water skiing and pleasure boating is confined to Clear Creek Lake and Duncan Lake only.  Hours of operation is sunup to sundown only.
• All skiers, jet ski or similar type craft operators shall wear a U.S.C.G. approved P.F.D. at all times.
• All towropes shall be at least fifty (50) feet in length.
• When towing a person with a vessel you must have a spotter, in addition to the vessel operator, who is at least 8 years of age and in a position to observe the progress of the person being towed.
• If the towing vessel is equipped with an efficient wide angle convex rear view mirror, a spotter is not required.
• All towing of persons shall be in a circular counterclockwise manner (left turn only). Towing of persons is not allowed at night.
• Towing of persons is allowed within the area marked by buoys only.
• Ski boats shall tow no more than two (2) skiers at any one time.  When one skier falls, the other should drop with them for safety purposes.

Restricted Activities

• All water skiing and pleasure boating is confined to Clear Creek Lake and  Duncan Lake only. 
• Barges are only allowed at Lake Fuqua and Lake Humphrey.
• Parasailing or similar activities are prohibited.
• Pets are not permitted to enter the water and must be on a leash.
• Glass beverage containers of any type are prohibited.
• Use of or drinking beer or alcoholic beverages, drunkenness, gambling, engaging in disorderly, unchaste, or lewd conduct, habitual loafing or sleeping on the ground or benches, making, aiding, or assisting in making any disorderly noise, riot, or breech of the peace is prohibited. 

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SWIMMING

• Swimming is not allowed beyond 50 feet from any bank unless in a buoyed area.
• No swimming in Lake Humphreys.
• Swimming is permitted at your own risk.
• Persons swimming from the shoreline must stay within 50 feet of the shoreline, except in marked swimming areas.
• No swimming from boats.
• Persons swimming with an air mattress, innertube or similar device must stay within 50 feet of the shoreline. Swimming is prohibited: within 300 feet from the dam; and within the boat house areas and launch areas.
• Scuba diving is prohibited at all City owned lakes.

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CAMPING

• Camping is permitted at designated City campsites.
• All camping permits should be obtained before a camp is set up.  
• Camping hours are from 5:00 p.m. with quiet time from 11:00 p.m. to sunrise.  
• All city owned lakes are closed from sundown until sunup except for fishing and camping activities.
• Camping upon any part of the Lake property, which is not specifically designated and posted as a camping area by the Director is prohibited.
• Overnight camping units are not allowed to occupy a camping space for a period of more than twenty-one (21) days.  Campers must then vacate that space.  The camper may move to another space or lake if approved by the Lake Superintendent.
• No one shall move or displace rocks, gravel or soil, dig holes, or build mounds, or displace the bank protection or riprap.
• No one shall damage, destroy, displace or remove any trees, shrubs, picnic tables, picnic seats, signs, fences, guard rails, boat docks, buildings or any other public property whether manmade or naturally growing.
• No camper or ten shall occupy more than one (1) electric outlet per permit, nor may any person plug another camper into their camper.  This does not prevent a camper from purchasing additional camping permits for more electrical outlets.
• Campers will be permitted to erect a separate tent for their children (under the age of 18) at no additional charge.  However, the children's tent should be within twelve (12) feet of the main camper or tent.
• No one shall throw or dispose of, in or upon the waters or City of Duncan Lakes' properties, any filthy water or waste, scraps of food, fish, offal, refuse of any kind, dead animals, expectoration or any body discharge, or any substance which by its decay or putrefaction would tend to contaminate the waters or adjacent soil or become offensive; provided that nothing in this subsection shall be construed to prohibit the use of bait when used upon hooks.
• NO raw sewage or gray waters may be released on the ground.  All waste waters shall be contained. 

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OFF ROAD VEHICLES

• No off-road vehicles are allowed to operate except where the area has been set aside and proper permits have been secured.
• No three wheelers, four wheelers, dirt bikes, dune buggies, golf carts, or anything related to them are allowed except as noted above.

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FISHING

Permits/License

• State fishing laws must be observed and required fishing permits must be obtained.
• All fishermen must have their own fishing permits.
• Man and wife fishing permits include man, wife and children up to sixteen (16) years of age.
• Tube fishermen must buy "tube" permits as well as a fishing permit.

Fishing Poles / Devices

• No more than two (2) fishing poles are allowed on manmade fishing structures.

Trotlines

• Trotlines are permitted only at Lake Humphreys and Lake Fuqua only. 
• No person shall have more than one trotline at any one time.
• Baited trotlines shall be checked once every 24 hours (weather permitting).
• All trotlines must be set at least one hundred (100) feet from the nearest shoreline.  
• Trotlines are limited to a maximum of fifty (50) hooks per permit holder.  Permit holders may have a maximum of two (2) trotlines (2 lines/25 hooks each) and all hooks must be a minimum of twenty-four (24) inches apart. 
• It is illegal to run another person's trotline without written permission.
• Trotlines shall be submerged to an adequate depth to allow safe operation of boats.  
• Permit numbers must be attached to a jug of each trotline along with the owner's name and address.  
• Trotlines must be removed at the end of the season.

Jug Lines

• Jug lines are permitted on all lakes with seasonal permit.
• Jug line permit holders are restricted to a maximum of five (5) jug lines.
• The jug float can not be larger than 2 liters, it must be non-metallic, non-glass (plastic) and filled with Styrofoam or other buoyant material.
• All jug lines must be weighted with not less than a 12 ounce weight and placed in such a manner that they will not drift.
• Each jug line shall have no more than 2 hooks.
• Each jug line shall be marked with the owner's name and address and permit number attached or written on the jug.  
• Baited jug lines shall be checked at least once every 24 hours (weather permitting).
• It is illegal to run another person's jug line(s) without written permission.

• All jug lines must be removed at the end of the season.

Archery and Bow Fishing

• Archery and bow fishing is permitted year around on Duncan Lake, Clear Creek Lake and Lake Humphreys with a fishing permit.  
• Fuqua Lake is closed to archery and bow fishing year round.
• Archery and bow fishing is permitted for non-game fish only.

Daily Limits

• Fuqua Lake will observe the twenty to twenty-six (20-26) inch slot length limit for black bass.  All black bass within these lengths must be released.  
• All other lakes will observe the fourteen (14) inch minimum length for black bass.
• Daily bag limit is the same as state law except:
  • Five (5) black bass
  • Twenty (20) crappie - eight (8) inch minimum length except Duncan Lake where the minimum length is six (6) inches.
  • Fifteen (15) channel or blue catfish.
  • No limit or perch, bullheads, or sand bass.
  • Total limit is thirty-seven (37) game fish per person.  

Restrictions

• Live wells are subject to be searched.
• Use of game fish for bait is prohibited.
• No noodling or grappling is allowed on city owned lakes.
• No person shall take fish from city owned lakes except by hook and line.
• No snagging or jerking unbaited hooks is allowed.
• No throw lines, drop lines, seines, throw nets or cast nets are allowed on any city owned lake for any reason.

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HUNTING
Permits/License

• Permits are required for Duck and quail hunting.  Daily or annual permits may be obtained. 
• Permits are required for Raccoon hunting.  Seasonal only June through February.  Raccoon hunting is with dogs only - no weapons are allowed.

Duck Blinds

• Duck blinds must be approved by the Lake Superintendent prior to their construction.

Weapons

• The only hunting weapons permitted on City owned or operated property are shotguns.  No weapons are allowed for raccoon hunting.

Hunting Dogs

• Subject to compliance with all Federal, State and City hunting regulations, hunting dogs under the supervision and subject to the command of the owner are permitted in the designated hunting areas at the four area Duncan lakes for hunting or training to hunt duck and quail. Hunting dogs may enter the water only for retrieving dead or wounded birds during State established bird hunting seasons.

Trapping

• No trapping is allowed.

Prohibited Acts

• Hunting is prohibited in the cabin areas of the lakes.

Bag Limits

• All State and Federal regulations apply.

Designated Hunting Areas

• All primitive areas are designated hunting areas.  

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HORSEBACK RIDING TRAIL

• Horseback riding trails are located at Duncan Lake.

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MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL

• A five (5) mile trail for mountain bikes is located at Lake Humphreys.
• Trail permits are required.

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ACTIVITIES AT THE LAKES

• Society for Creative Anachronism Festival (Medieval Celebration) - Held October 27-29 at Clear Creek Lake.  Point of Contact is Bill Smith at (580) 355-5618.
• Stephens County Rifle and Pistol (SCRAP) Club - Point of Contact is Larry Waldroup, 505 N. "C", Duncan, Oklahoma 73533, (580) 252-2276.
• Duncan Gun Club - Point of Contact is Marie Ketchum, Route 4, Box 92A, Duncan, Oklahoma 73533, (580) 255-9236.
• Duncan Bowhunters (Archery Club) - Point of Contact is Gary Dean Boyd, 111 N. Eastland Drive, Duncan, Oklahoma 73534, (580) 255-9350.
• American Mountain Men (AMM) Campout.  Held January 11-14, 2001, at Lake Humphreys.  Point of Contact is Tim Austin at (580) 658-3647 or (580) 442-3427.
• Chisolm Trail Radio Controlled Airplane Squadron
• Sooner Girl Scout Camp - (580) 444-2519.
• CONTACT THE LAKE SUPERINTENDENT FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES
• Fishing tournaments
• Cabin Lease Sites
• Equestrian Trails
• Disc Golf Course
• Camp Walihi' Yi
• Trophy Bass Fishing
• Mountain Bike Trail

Some of these clubs and activities are not associated with the City of Duncan in any way.  However, the activities occur around the Duncan lakes at leased sites.  Visitors may utilize their facilities with prior arrangements.  Costs for the activities vary by club requirements.  

 

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