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The Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge offers a boat ramp on the Washita River, providing access to the waters of Lake Texoma. While there are no boat ramps directly on the Washita River itself, small craft like canoes and jon boats can be launched from the refuge's boat ramp to explore the river.
The Washita River in this area is a relatively slow-moving waterway, making it well-suited for paddling and leisurely boating. Visitors can also take advantage of the primitive campsites located near the boat ramp if they wish to extend their time on the water. The refuge is known for its diverse wildlife, including over 284 species of birds, offering excellent opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife viewing from the water.
Paddlers and boaters should be aware that the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge is open during daylight hours only, with the exception of nighttime fishing. The boat ramp and associated amenities are free to use, though visitors should check for any updated information or restrictions before planning their trip.