A small Arbuckle Mountains waterfall inside the privately run Falls Creek Conference Center near Davis, Oklahoma, not a general public attraction.
Price Falls (also mapped as Price's Falls) is a small waterfall in the Arbuckle Mountains of Murray County, within the grounds of Falls Creek Conference Center near Davis. The property is owned and operated by the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma as a religious encampment founded in 1917, and mapping data places the falls inside the camp's property along Falls Creek, a few miles from the much larger and better-known Turner Falls.
Falls Creek functions as a conference and youth-camp facility that hosts scheduled groups and events rather than general walk-in park visitors, so Price Falls should not be assumed to be open to the public the way a state or national park waterfall would be. We could not confirm a published drop height, a public trail, or standard visiting hours on the organization's own site. Anyone hoping to see the falls should contact Falls Creek Conference Center directly to confirm current access rather than treating it as a drive-up attraction like nearby Turner Falls Park.
Know before you go
Within the grounds of Falls Creek Conference Center near Davis, off OK-77D in Murray County; not a public walk-up site.
Unconfirmed; the property operates as a scheduled conference and camp facility, not a year-round public attraction.
No public trail information found; contact Falls Creek Conference Center directly about access.
No published public fee; the property is privately operated by the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma.
Not generally open to walk-in visitors; verify current access with the conference center before planning a visit.
2026-10-12. Conditions and requirements can change; confirm with the land manager before travelling.
Sources & further reading
- Falls Creek Conference Center — About ↗
- Falls Creek Conference Center ↗
- USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) ↗
This is a researched visitor guide, not a claim that our editors have personally visited. Trail conditions, permits, and access can change.
