Hackberry Flat

Hackberry Flat Wildlife Management Area is a 7,120 acre wildlife oasis located southeast of Frederick in southwest Oklahoma.  With the help of many partners, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has restored this legendary wetland to provide refuge for prairie’s waterfowl, shorebirds and other wetland-dependent birds and to provide recreation for people craving the outdoors.

With the completion of the Hackberry Flat Center, this wetland area  now offers wetland classroom experiences for school children, meeting facility for workshops, programs and presentations and a place to offer skill development workshops such as waterfowl identification, bird identification and hunter education classes. 

Getting there:

From Frederick, go south of town one mile on Hwy 183, then turn east on Airport Road and go three miles.  Follow the blacktop road south, and go six miles.  Watch for Area signs.

To view an 8-page booklet about Hackberry Flat click here.

To receive the booklet by mail click here

Click on the links below for more information: 

• Hunting Hackberry Flat  

• Visiting Hackberry Flat  

• Wetland Classroom

• Facility Usage

• Scheduled Events

• 2009 Newsletter