Our Location
Pioneer Point Recovery is located one mile from Lake Tenkiller in eastern Oklahoma, surrounded by serene woods and open sky.
Why This Location Matters
Healing doesn’t happen in chaos. It happens in quiet, grounded spaces where men can step away from old patterns and rebuild with intention.
Lake Tenkiller provides a setting for reflection, outdoor work, and connection with nature. Our clients process difficult emotions on the water, practice mindfulness in the woods, and build resilience through physical activity and time outside.
This place isn’t an accident. It’s part of the treatment.
What's Nearby
Pioneer Point is located in eastern Oklahoma near Lake Tenkiller, within easy reach of the region:
- 35 miles from Fort Smith, AR
- 60 miles from Tulsa, OK
- 60 miles from Fayetteville, AR
- 140 miles from Oklahoma City, OK
The area is quiet, safe, and removed from the distractions of urban environments. Families who visit will find the setting peaceful and conducive to meaningful conversations.
Getting Here
By Car
From Tahlequah: Take Highway 82 south through Cookson and turn right on Six Shooter Rd. After 1 mile, turn left on S 536 Rd. After 1 mile, turn left on W 921 Rd and follow it all the way up the hill. You can't miss us on the right. From Vian: Take Highway 82 north for 13 miles and turn left on Six Shooter Rd. After 1 mile, turn left on S 536 Rd. After 1 mile, turn left on W 921 Rd and follow it all the way up the hill. You can't miss us on the right.
By Air
Fort Smith Regional Airport is about 40 miles away, Bentonville Municipal Airport is about 61 miles, and Tulsa International Airport is about 64 miles. We can help coordinate ground transportation from any of these airports to our facility. Need Help With Travel? Contact our admissions team. We'll help arrange safe transportation for your loved one.
The Property
Our facility is designed to be comfortable, safe, and distraction-free. Men have private or shared rooms, access to common areas for meals and downtime, and outdoor spaces for reflection and nature-based work.
