These are the Oklahoma waterfalls that draw the biggest crowds, measured by Google review volume and led by Turner Falls. Popular does not have to mean packed if you time it right.
For every waterfall we track nearby, see the full list of waterfalls in Oklahoma, or browse by town: Davis, Sulphur, Broken Bow. You can also compare our best waterfalls in Oklahoma.
How we picked: Ranked purely by the number of Google reviews, the best public signal of how many people visit. Together these five account for 99% of all Google reviews of Oklahoma waterfalls.
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1. Turner Falls
Turner Falls near Davis takes the top spot, rated 4.1 out of 5 from 2,526 reviews. Visitors come here for zip line, caves, and life jackets.
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2,526 Google reviews make it the most visited waterfall in Oklahoma, about 82% of all reviews of the state's waterfalls. That is 5.3 times as many as Little Niagara Falls in second place. Visitors have shared 5,131 photos of it. It averages 4.1 stars, with 63% five-star reviews. "Wide, 77-ft. waterfalls plunging into a natural swimming pool, with campsites & snack bars nearby." Reviews most often mention zip line, caves, and life jackets. Expect company: arrive early on weekends and holidays, when parking fills first. The nearest town is Davis, about 5.7 miles to the north.
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2. Little Niagara Falls
Little Niagara Falls, near Sulphur, is next up, rated 4.7 out of 5 from 475 reviews.
Murray County, OK 73086 (GPS 34.5084, -96.9503)
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475 Google reviews make it number 2 in Oklahoma, about 15% of all reviews of the state's waterfalls. Visitors have shared 477 photos of it. It averages 4.7 stars, with 81% five-star reviews. "22-acre woodland with trails & a popular waterfall offering a large pool & shallow drop." The nearest town is Sulphur, about 1.0 miles to the west.
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3. Price Falls
Price Falls, near Davis, is next up, rated 3.8 out of 5 from 21 reviews. Visitors come here for private place.
Murray County, OK 73030 (GPS 34.4262, -97.1070)
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21 Google reviews make it number 3 in Oklahoma, about 1% of all reviews of the state's waterfalls. Visitors have shared 10 photos of it. It averages 3.8 stars, with 52% five-star reviews. Reviews most often mention private place. The nearest town is Davis, about 5.5 miles to the north.
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4. Panther Falls
Panther Falls in Sulphur rounds out this stretch of the list, rated 4.9 out of 5 from 19 reviews.
Murray County, OK 73086 (GPS 34.5029, -96.9656)
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19 Google reviews make it number 4 in Oklahoma, about 1% of all reviews of the state's waterfalls. Visitors have shared 21 photos of it. It averages 4.9 stars, with 89% five-star reviews. It is right in Sulphur.
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5. Presbyterian Falls
Presbyterian Falls near Broken Bow is another strong option, rated 4.3 out of 5 from 19 reviews. Visitors come here for secluded spot, hiking, and driving.
McCurtain County, OK 74734 (GPS 34.0696, -94.6241)
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19 Google reviews make it number 5 in Oklahoma, about 1% of all reviews of the state's waterfalls. Visitors have shared 59 photos of it. It averages 4.3 stars, with 74% five-star reviews. Reviews most often mention secluded spot, hiking, and driving. The nearest town is Broken Bow, about 7.1 miles to the southwest.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most visited waterfall in Oklahoma?
Turner Falls tops our 2026 list, with a 4.1-star rating from 2,526 Google reviews. It is near Davis in Murray County.
How was this list made?
Ranked purely by the number of Google reviews, the best public signal of how many people visit. Together these five account for 99% of all Google reviews of Oklahoma waterfalls.
How many waterfalls are in Oklahoma?
Our directory lists 26 waterfalls in Oklahoma. See every one, with filters and a map, on the Oklahoma waterfalls page.
Where are most of Oklahoma's waterfalls?
More than half of the falls in our directory are in Murray County, in the Arbuckle Mountains around Davis and Sulphur. The Ouachita Mountains in the southeast and the Ozark Plateau in the northeast hold most of the rest.
Summary
Turner Falls near Davis is our top pick for most visited waterfalls in Oklahoma, rated 4.1 out of 5 from 2,526 reviews. Ratings and review counts reflect public data at the time of writing and can change, and trail access, water levels and road conditions vary through the year, so confirm current conditions before you drive out.
Spring is the most dependable season. Oklahoma's rainfall peaks in late spring, typically May and June, and creeks across the Ouachitas and Ozarks run best from March through early June. Rain-fed falls in those regions often dry up or slow to a trickle by midsummer, as July and August bring intense heat and frequent drought. The Arbuckle falls are the exception, since springs keep Travertine Creek and Honey Creek flowing through most summers, though prolonged drought can reduce them. Summer is peak swimming season at Turner Falls and the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, with heavy weekend crowds. Fall brings milder weather and color in the eastern forests. Winter is quiet, with occasional ice storms that can close rural roads.
For more options, see every waterfall on the Oklahoma waterfalls page, read 10 Best Waterfalls in Oklahoma, or check our waterfall safety tips before you go.