Hugo Lake Cabin Rentals
Lake Hugo State Park
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Hugo Lake Cabin Rentals - There are many beautiful areas in Oklahoma and a wide variety of cabin
rentals to choose from throughout the state, but we recently visited Lake Hugo State Park and
thoroughly enjoyed renting a cabin there.
My wife and I were looking for a weekend getaway to relax. We were hoping for a place where we
could rent a cabin on the lake that was pretty close to Dallas, Texas. Lake Hugo State Park turned
out to be just what we were looking for. Its a little over 100 miles northeast of Dallas and sits in a
wooded area along Lake Hugo. It has some nice cabin rentals, all with great views of the lake. There
are sixteen resort cabins available arranged in two groups at different sections of the park. Resort
cabins 21-26 are located pretty much in a line along a road that leads down to a gazebo, a large
picnic pavilion and the start of a hiking trail. The second group of ten resort cabins is located on kind
of a peninsula and also has a small outdoor playground for younger children. The park has ten
primitive cabins, which are smaller and less expensive and arranged with a group kitchen and picnic
pavilion in the center of them, which works great for group retreats or family reunions. To get a better
feel for how things are arranged, here is what the cabin layout for the park looks like.
rentals to choose from throughout the state, but we recently visited Lake Hugo State Park and
thoroughly enjoyed renting a cabin there.
My wife and I were looking for a weekend getaway to relax. We were hoping for a place where we
could rent a cabin on the lake that was pretty close to Dallas, Texas. Lake Hugo State Park turned
out to be just what we were looking for. Its a little over 100 miles northeast of Dallas and sits in a
wooded area along Lake Hugo. It has some nice cabin rentals, all with great views of the lake. There
are sixteen resort cabins available arranged in two groups at different sections of the park. Resort
cabins 21-26 are located pretty much in a line along a road that leads down to a gazebo, a large
picnic pavilion and the start of a hiking trail. The second group of ten resort cabins is located on kind
of a peninsula and also has a small outdoor playground for younger children. The park has ten
primitive cabins, which are smaller and less expensive and arranged with a group kitchen and picnic
pavilion in the center of them, which works great for group retreats or family reunions. To get a better
feel for how things are arranged, here is what the cabin layout for the park looks like.
We stayed in cabin #21, which is on the left side of
a line of cabins and has quite a bit of space
between it and the Hospitality House. Linens,
towels and everything you need is pretty much
provided, so all you really need to do is bring
yourself, some food and whatever else you may
want. The kitchen has a coffee maker, but there
were no filters in our cabin, so you may want to
pack some of these. Also, some matches or a fire
starter for fires in the fireplace were needed for our
trip.
The cabins are clean and well maintained. Our
lakeview cabin had a master bedroom with a king
size bed, dresser, night stand and large closet.
The guest bedroom was also quite large and
comfortable. The bathroom was good sized and
the cabin was equipped with central heat and air,
TV and satellite.
a line of cabins and has quite a bit of space
between it and the Hospitality House. Linens,
towels and everything you need is pretty much
provided, so all you really need to do is bring
yourself, some food and whatever else you may
want. The kitchen has a coffee maker, but there
were no filters in our cabin, so you may want to
pack some of these. Also, some matches or a fire
starter for fires in the fireplace were needed for our
trip.
The cabins are clean and well maintained. Our
lakeview cabin had a master bedroom with a king
size bed, dresser, night stand and large closet.
The guest bedroom was also quite large and
comfortable. The bathroom was good sized and
the cabin was equipped with central heat and air,
TV and satellite.
We loved the interior with the big wood beams and wood interior. There were French Doors all along
the lakeside of the cabin that provided wonderful views, especially at sunset. The living room had a
sleeper sofa and comfortable chairs where you could sit and relax in front of a fire after a day of
activities. The marina rents pontoon boats if you want to explore the lake. If you want a little more
exercise you may want to rent a bike at the marina and pedal around exploring the park. You can walk
throughout the park on the paved roads or there are hiking trails to enjoy. It had rained the night before
our arrival, so the trails were still a bit wet, so we went into Hugo and took the Elephant Walk walking
trail were we could stretch our legs and try out some of the workout stations along the way.
If you are in the mood for some good barbecue or a steak it is worth the short drive to Antlers,
Oklahoma to eat at Ables Western Bar-B-Que. When we visited, they had a great western atmosphere,
wonderful food and reasonable prices.
Here are some pictures taken during our February 2011 trip:
the lakeside of the cabin that provided wonderful views, especially at sunset. The living room had a
sleeper sofa and comfortable chairs where you could sit and relax in front of a fire after a day of
activities. The marina rents pontoon boats if you want to explore the lake. If you want a little more
exercise you may want to rent a bike at the marina and pedal around exploring the park. You can walk
throughout the park on the paved roads or there are hiking trails to enjoy. It had rained the night before
our arrival, so the trails were still a bit wet, so we went into Hugo and took the Elephant Walk walking
trail were we could stretch our legs and try out some of the workout stations along the way.
If you are in the mood for some good barbecue or a steak it is worth the short drive to Antlers,
Oklahoma to eat at Ables Western Bar-B-Que. When we visited, they had a great western atmosphere,
wonderful food and reasonable prices.
Here are some pictures taken during our February 2011 trip:
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Lake Hugo State Park Cabin Rentals
Lake Hugo State Park Cabin Rentals
