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Every Boat Ramp on Keystone Lake

23 boat ramps with GPS coordinates, amenities, and local tips

26,000

Surface Acres

330 mi

Shoreline

70 ft

Max Depth

23

Boat Ramps

Largemouth BassSmallmouth BassSand BassCrappieCatfish

Boat Ramps on Keystone Lake

About Keystone Lake

Keystone Lake sits just west of Tulsa, making it the most accessible major lake for the state's second-largest metro area. The 26,000-acre reservoir on the Arkansas and Cimarron Rivers offers solid fishing and easy weekend getaways for Tulsa-area residents.

The lake is known for good populations of largemouth and smallmouth bass, sand bass, crappie, and catfish. The Cimarron arm tends to be muddier while the Arkansas arm runs clearer — both have productive fishing areas.

Sand Springs, Cleveland, and Mannford are the main gateway towns. The Keystone Ancient Forest, a protected old-growth cross timbers forest on the lake's shores, is a unique natural attraction.

Counties: Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Pawnee · Nearest towns: Sand Springs, Mannford, Cleveland

Frequently Asked Questions

How many boat ramps are on Keystone Lake?
RampSeeker lists 23 boat ramps on Keystone Lake.
Is it free to launch a boat on Keystone Lake?
Most public boat ramps on Keystone Lake are free. Some marina ramps may charge a fee.
What fish are in Keystone Lake?
Keystone Lake supports Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Sand Bass, Crappie, Catfish.
How big is Keystone Lake?
Keystone Lake covers 26,000 surface acres with 330 miles of shoreline and a maximum depth of 70 feet.
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