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Cottonwood Creek Site 20 Reservoir

Kingfisher County, Oklahoma
31 acres

About Cottonwood Creek Site 20 Reservoir

Time spent at Cottonwood Creek Site 20 Reservoir brings a peaceful, small-lake experience in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. This reservoir covers a modest area, offering a quiet spot where the water remains shallow throughout, making it accessible and easy to explore. Its proximity to the towns of Cashion and Piedmont adds a touch of local charm without overwhelming the natural setting. The lake's shallow depth means it warms quickly in the warmer months, creating a calm environment for visitors seeking a tranquil outdoor escape. While it lacks deep waters, this reservoir provides a cozy, intimate setting for enjoying the natural surroundings of central Oklahoma.

Surface area
31 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.1

Fishing Cottonwood Creek Site 20 Reservoir

Fishing here is a simple, relaxed affair with a focus on the species known to inhabit these waters. Anglers can expect to find a limited variety of fish, reflecting the lake's small size and shallow nature. The experience is suited for those who appreciate a quiet day by the water rather than a bustling fishing hotspot. The known species present offer opportunities for casual fishing outings in a peaceful Oklahoma setting.

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