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Baron Fork River
Egan Camp and Retreat Center

Located in beautiful Northeastern Oklahoma on the banks of scenic Baron Fork Creek

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It is the goal of our staff to make your stay with us a pleasant and meaningful experience.

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Great for group retreats
Egan Camp

Available to Sunday school classes, youth retreats, family reunions, and other non-profit groups as well as non-United Methodist groups.

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Recreation
Rest, Relax, Rejuvenate

Enjoy paddle boats, canoes, hiking trails, and challenge course just to mention a few of our recreation activities.

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Sleeping

The new Holliman Lodge will provide our campers a modern lodging facility as they relax and unwind from the pressures of everyday living.

Meeting and Eating

Where better to spend your time of fun, fellowship, and spiritual renewal than in a beautiful wooded campground. If you are looking for a place to hold a reunion, retreat, camp, outing, conference, meeting, challenge course event or just to get away from "it all", this is the place. The Valley View Center will provide  a reception area and relaxing dining experience.

Recreation

Recreation facilities include: basketball, four-square, and volleyball courts. sand volleyball pit, horse shoes, softball field, soccer goals, hiking trails, challenge course, and an open field. Swimming pool, kayaks, and canoes are available during the summer.

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Egan Camp and Retreat Center

Egan Camp and Retreat Center is surrounded by the Ozark mountains; it is easy to feel God's presence and enjoy the beauty of God's creation.

Long before it was a retreat center, people camped here because of the richness of this area. Numerous fruit trees, nut trees, wild strawberries, and wild onions are common place. In the early 1900's it was a fishing camp. People would ride the train from Muskogee and get off when the train would stop to fill with water. They were free to fish all day until the train returned.

Today, Egan Camp is a modern retreat center.

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