from $97/nightLakeland House
A casual 900 sq ft lake house with 2 bedrooms, 2 queen beds and a sleeper sofa
View stayLangley, Oklahoma
Cabins in Langley, OK
In-town cabins on the south end of Grand Lake, five blocks from the Historic Pensacola Dam. Walk to dinner, ride the golf cart to the dock, and book direct with your host.
Stay in town, not down a back road
Our cabins sit in Langley itself, on and around Cherokee Avenue, the town’s Main Street. That means a cantina and a tavern you can walk to, city parks, the library, a convenience store and an antique shop a few blocks away, and a supermarket about a mile up the road.
Langley is a small rural resort town at the south end of Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees, in Mayes County. The Main Street area has been getting a real wave of revitalization, and our stays put you right in the middle of it.
Getting around Langley
Bring the golf cart. Golf carts and street-legal ATVs are welcome on Langley’s city streets, so you can ride into town or down to the water without loading the truck. Town rules keep ATVs, UTVs and golf carts off the state highways, though you can cross straight over one.
There is plenty of parking at every stay, with room for trucks and trailers. If you are bringing a large trailer, tell us ahead and we will plan the space.
Three ways to stay, from $75 a night
Club Lakeland has three kinds of cabin in Langley, and you can book any of them direct with no booking-app fee. You pay half when you book and the rest seven days before you arrive, with no security deposit.
Where to stay
from $97/nightThe whole two-bedroom house for up to six, with a washer and dryer. Pets welcome. From $97 a night.
from $99/nightAbout 800 square feet just off Main Street, with decks and a fireplace. Sleeps four, pets allowed. From $99 a night.
from $75/nightFour western studios side by side, each sleeping four. Book one or all four. From $75 a night.
Want to see everything first? Read our guide to Langley and Grand Lake.
Langley, Oklahoma
Good to know
- Is Langley on Grand Lake?
- Yes. Langley sits at the south end of Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees, by the Historic Pensacola Dam.
- Are there pet friendly cabins in Langley?
- Yes. Lakeland House and the Oklahoma Trails Casita both take pets. The bunkhouses do not.
- Can I drive my golf cart around Langley?
- Yes, on the city streets, with lights and the safety equipment the town requires, a valid driver’s license and a 25 mph limit. You cannot ride along the state highways, but you can cross them.
- What time is check-in?
- Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 10:00 AM.
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