Camp Gruber ORV Park

The Camp Gruber ORV Area was created by a land grant from the Federal Government's Department of the Interior in March of 1990. The 455.55 acres was deeded to Muskogee County for recreational purposes, constituting the largest land grant from the Federal government to a County government to date.

The Gruber ORV Park has no means of income other than the land use fees generated by competition racing events held on the property, gate fees, and by donations from park users. A $3.00 per person per day land use fee is included in each racers entry fee. The course includes ROCKS, tight woods, more ROCKS, open areas, some bigger rocks, creeks, more open areas, steep hills, and even bigger ROCKS.

*** PLEASE NOTE: A $5.00 dollar per vehicle gate fee is sometimes charged to alert incoming Gruber ORV Park users that a competition event is taking place, and that NO recreational trail riding will be allowed on the racing week-end, until the event is officially over. ***

Contact Information
Owner/Operator:  
Phone: (918)
Email:
Website: http://tulsatrailriders.com/Gruber/Index.htm

Public Riding: Open for public riding
Daily/Annual Permits:

Directions:
From OKC: Take I-40 to Exit 287 (Gore/Webbers Falls), follow Hwy 100 to Hwy 10, follow Hwy 10 to park (Approx 16 miles).
From Tulsa: Take Muskogee Turnpike E towards Muskogee/Ft. Smith, Merge onto OK-165 S (3.1 mi). Merge onto US-62 E toward Ft. Gibson/Tahlequah (2.7 miles). Turn Right onto Hwy 10 and follow Hwy 10 to park (Approx 8 miles).

Park Rules: Helmets Required! (Ride at your own risk) • No Hunting • No Firearms • No Open Fires • No Trash Dumping

Facilities: Limited Electrical RV hookups

Camping:

RV Dump Stations:   Stations along I-40      Stations along I-35
                             Stations along I-44      Other State Locations
Nearby Lodging: