Natural Falls State Park

West Siloam Springs, OK

Dasaradha Ramaiah

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Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, OK, is a must-visit for any disc golfer looking for a beautiful and serene setting. With a solid rating of 4.7, it's clear that many players appreciate the well-maintained course and the stunning natural surroundings that enhance the overall experience.

The layout of the course seems to be thoughtfully designed, providing a mix of challenges that cater to players of various skill levels. From scenic views to interesting terrain, it offers a delightful round of golf that is both enjoyable and engaging.

Overall, if you're seeking a blend of nature and disc golf, Natural Falls State Park is a fantastic choice. The positive feedback from fellow disc golfers highlights the course's appeal, making it a great destination for your next outing!

Overall Rating

4.7 (210 reviews)

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Top Reviews

This park was amazing, I walked to all 3 of the observation platforms. The first one is a very easy walk, and the second viewing spot is a long foot bridge that looks down into the waterfall. The park is beautifully maintained. Very nice playground for the kids. The RV park looked very nice. They also have tent camping.

- Randy Bullock

Wow! Gorgeous views and hikes!! Exposed cliff faces and several different trails of varying difficulty!! Hike them all! Beautiful valleys, the falls!! Breathtaking!! Caves, cliffs, disc golf. The camping itself is nice, close to HWY 412 so if you're tent camping you can hear truck traffic all day and night.

- Jesse Matlock

Beautiful small state park with camping areas for rv, tent, cabin, or yurt. Very pretty waterfalls a short hike away, be prepared to go up and down several steps! Also, picnic tables and playgrounds available. $10.00 entry fee per vehicle for day use, not sure what camping rates are.

- Larry Linn

About 15 mins from John Brown University. Lovely falls. Upper viewing deck and lower deck. I did a short loop by the river. Beautiful fall colors when I was there 2 weeks ago. $10 parking seemed a lot to just spend an hour and a half, but it was very relaxing. I would go again. Small gift shop in the welcome office.

- Jennifer Thompson

Cool little spot off the beaten path. Costs $10 for a parking pass for the day. Has campgrounds and several trails. Getting to the waterfall is fairly simple and not a long hike. Recommend if in the area.

- Cliff Roberts