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Eufaula vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Eufaula

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Cabin in Canadian
Rock Creek Cabin - Lakeside retreat
Rock Creek Cabin overlooks the quiet and serene Rock Creek Cove. A steep walk down the stone paved path takes you to the lakeshore and your own private dock for fishing. Bring your own boat or watercraft to explore the rest of Lake Eufaula! This true log cabin is comfortably appointed with enough beds for your entire crew. Enjoy the deck or curl up inside and use the complimentary WiFi to surf the web, stream movies or get some work done in total relaxation. Satellite TV is provided as well.
$98 per night
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Chalet in Eufaula
Chalet Lake House on Eufaula Lake
Our lake house is located on a corner lot in a neighborhood setting. It is a three bedroom one bath home that is completely remodeled. The lower basement makes the house sit high off the ground which makes the home feel as though you are in a tree house. There are 35 mature trees on the property. The 2nd floor entrance to the home is accessible via a gently sloped ramp on the side of the house. The front and side of this home has a large elevated deck that is perfect for enjoying the outdoors.
$110 per night
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Home in Checotah
The Coffee House: 1 bedroom unit with free WiFi
Guests are sure to love this one bedroom coffee themed duplex. The property is centrally located in Carrie Underwood's hometown of Checotah and is only a few blocks from some of the best restaurants & antique shops around. It's also the perfect spot for weary travelers looking for a place to rest for a night or two as the town of Checotah is nestled between Highway 69 and Interstate-40. Guests have all the comforts of home in this tastefully decorated duplex.
$65 per night

Stay near Eufaula's top sights

Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park31 locals recommend
Creek Nation Casino Eufaula3 locals recommend
Braum's Ice Cream & Burger Restaurant9 locals recommend
La Finca Mexican Grill22 locals recommend
McDonald's5 locals recommend
Nichols Dollar Saver12 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Eufaula

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Cabin in Checotah
Log Cabin Vibes With a Hot Tub & Fast Wi-Fi
$98 per night
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Cottage in Crowder
Hickory Hill Hideaway stunning views!!
$152 per night
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Home in Eufaula
Seagrass Cottage
$85 per night
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Home in Eufaula
Collie Corner
$150 per night
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Cottage in Eufaula
The Blue Pelican Lake House. 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom!
$92 per night
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Cabin in Canadian
Cabin by lake Eufaula
$81 per night
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Apartment in Carlton Landing
Carlton Landing-Boomer Bungalow
$134 per night
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Cabin in Eufaula
Cabin with Hot Tub and Fire Pit
$226 per night
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Cottage in McAlester
Bristow Blue, Lakefront, Dogs Welcome!
$122 per night
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Cabin in Eufaula
Charming Crimson Cottage on Lake Eufaula!
$88 per night
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Cabin in Eufaula
Vintage Blue - 2
$130 per night
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Cabin in Canadian
Hickory Sands Water View Cabin at Lake Eufaula
$139 per night

Your guide to Eufaula

All About Eufaula

Eufaula is a small town on the shore of Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma’s largest lake and one of the largest human-made lakes in the world. Often referred to as the Gentle Giant because of its calm waters, Lake Eufaula is perfect for swimming, boating, and paddleboarding. Alongside it is the Damsite ATV Trail, where thrill-seekers can tear through 300 acres of rolling dunes and forest-lined paths.

After a day on the water, step into the past in downtown Eufaula, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Most of the buildings that make up the main street — now home to boutiques, antique shops, and an art gallery — are the same structures from the town’s development in the late 1800s. Enjoy a plate of classic southern barbeque before stopping by the charming, multi-purpose entertainment space, where live concerts and community art classes are held.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Eufaula

Summer is by far the most popular season in Lake Eufaula, when the sun warms up the lake to ideal conditions for swimming and water sports. Fourth of July is a multi-day celebration in Eufaula, with community festivities and nightly fireworks over the lake that you can watch from a rented boat or the shore. Later in the month, during the last full weekend in July, the city hosts its Whole Hawg Days carnival, where locals compete in a BBQ cook-off and car enthusiasts showcase their collections of vintage cars. Fishing tournaments are held on the lake nearly every weekend from mid-summer to early fall. Things slow down in fall and winter as the temperature drops, but it never gets too cold in Eufaula and it rarely snows, so you can enjoy the hiking trails around the lake all winter long.


Top things to do in Eufaula

Lake Eufaula State Park

Just over 10 minutes north of town, Lake Eufaula State Park is home to several hiking and mountain biking trails along the reservoir where you might be lucky enough to spot herons, ospreys, and deer. There is a golf course inside the state park, and the lake is perfect for water sports and fishing for bass, sunfish, and catfish.

Standing Rock

In the center of Lake Eufaula is one of the most iconic and mythic spots in the region. Standing Rock is a massive stone that was once used as a marker by Indigenous tribes, which, depending on which legend you believe, points towards the treasure of Spanish conquistadors or a 19th century rancher. Today, the rock is completely submerged due to the construction of the Eufaula Dam, but you can still spot the tip during the dry season. Snorkels are available to rent for visitors who want to see the stone up close.

Five Civilized Tribes Museum

Located in nearby Muskogee, this museum preserves and educates visitors on the history and culture of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, and Seminole tribes. In addition to a number of educational exhibits, the museum also holds a huge collection from a famous Muskogee-Seminole painter, whose works feature a blend of contemporary and indigenous artistic styles and themes.

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