from $97/nightLakeland House
A casual 900 sq ft lake house with 2 bedrooms, 2 queen beds and a sleeper sofa
View stayHistoric Pensacola Dam
Cabins Near the Historic Pensacola Dam
Stay about five blocks from the dam in Langley, OK. Walk to the GRDA courtesy dock, see the neighborhood the dam built, and reach the trails below it by River Road.
Five blocks from the dam
The Historic Pensacola Dam holds back Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees, and our cabins are about five blocks from it. Walk over in the morning, or take the golf cart.
Right at the dam is the GRDA Ecosystems and Education Center and its courtesy dock. That dock is your gateway to the lake from this side, so you can be on the water without a long drive to a marina.
A neighborhood the dam built
The streets around our stays grew up about 80 years ago, when the dam was being built, and the history is still close by. Next to St. Frances of Rome Catholic Church stands a preserved hut that once housed the dam workers.
Below the dam on the Langley side, near the state parks, River Road takes you to the Eagle Pass rock-crawling trails. Street-legal ATVs and golf carts can use the city streets, and there is room at every stay to park the trailer.
Pet friendly cabins near the dam
If the dog is coming, book Lakeland House or the Oklahoma Trails Casita. Both take pets. The bunkhouses sit close together, so pets are not allowed there.
Where to stay
from $97/nightFive blocks from the dam, with room for six and the dog. From $97 a night.
from $99/nightWalk to the GRDA courtesy dock, then warm up by the fireplace. Sleeps four, pets allowed. From $99 a night.
from $75/nightRight in the old dam workers’ neighborhood, with a campfire yard. From $75 a night, no pets.
Want to see everything first? Read our guide to Langley and Grand Lake.
Historic Pensacola Dam
Good to know
- How far are your cabins from the Pensacola Dam?
- About five blocks. Most guests walk or take a golf cart.
- Where can I get on the lake near the dam?
- At the courtesy dock by the GRDA Ecosystems and Education Center, right at the dam.
- Are there trails near the Pensacola Dam?
- Yes. The Eagle Pass rock-crawling trails are below the dam on the Langley side, near the state parks, by River Road.
- Do you have pet friendly cabins near the dam?
- Yes. Lakeland House and the Oklahoma Trails Casita both welcome pets.
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