About Birch Lake

A Simple Drive

Birch Lake is located only a short drive away from the town of Barnsdall, Oklahoma. While a bit of a more extended trip, it is also close to Bailey Medical Center and Tulsa International Airport.

Made for Work and Play

Made in 1977, Birch Lake was created to aid with flood control and water supply problems. Now spanning 1,137 acres and with a depth of 53 feet, Birch Lake is a popular destination for those wanting to have fun on the water.

A Fun Time on the Lake

Birch Lake has many activities for its residents. They can swim and boat around the lake, and anglers will especially enjoy the large populations of bass, catfish, and many other species of fish that inhabit the lake.

Daytripping

There are many sights for residents of Birch Lake to see when they’re not on the water. A short trip away from Birch is the Osage County Historical Society Museum, which has many exhibits and artifacts telling the history of the Native Americans and the first days of the oil industry.

A similarly short drive away is the Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve, offering guests a chance to see herds of buffalo, elk, and longhorn cattle on its 3,700 acres of pastures. If one thing is for sure, there is no shortage of places for residents of Birch Lake to go and explore.

Rich with History

With its thriving community and vibrant, exciting history, residents of Birch Lake can expect fun and relaxation on Birch’s calm waters.

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