You’ll Want To Spend The Entire Day At The Gorgeous Natural Pool In Oklahoma’s J.T. Nickel Family Nature And Wildlife Preserve

Editor’s Note: The Bathtub Rocks are located on private property within the preserve, making it closed to the general public. In order to protect this natural feature, we ask that you do not trespass onto the area to view it.

You're in for a treat when you visit Bathtub Rocks in Oklahoma. Located on J.T. Nickel Family Nature and Wildlife Preserve (and along the Illinois River), these natural pools are perfect for taking a dip on a hot day. When you arrive at Bathtub Rocks, you'll be wowed by the rock formations! Combined with the flow of fresh water, you'll feel like you're relaxing in your own private oasis. After you've enjoyed your time at the natural pools, feel free to take a hike and explore J.T. Nickel Family Nature and Wildlife Preserve too.

To get your outdoor adventure at Bathtub Rocks started, set your GPS to D4569 Road in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

You can easily spend the day at Bathtub Rocks making memories with your friends and family.

Enjoy checking out the unique rock formations as you wade and swim around the pools.

Take in the stunning scenery as you unwind in your own private natural pool.

Along with a towel, water, and sunscreen, remember to bring water shoes so you don't slip on the rocks!

Unfortunately, you'll find some graffiti on the rocks.

Because Bathtub Rock is a pristine area, with some of the freshest water around, it's important that guests respect the environment when they visit. All visitors are required to pack out all their garbage whe they leave the pools too.

Since Bathtub Rocks is tucked away and surrounded by trees, you'll feel like you've escaped to another world when you spend the day here.

For more information about J.T. Nickel Family Nature & Wildlife Preserve and Bathtub Rocks, visit here.

If you'd like to check out other natural pools in the state after visiting Bathtub Rocks, take a look at this article: 9 Refreshing Natural Pools You'll Definitely Want To Visit This Summer In Oklahoma.