Meeker Lake encompasses 250 surface acres with 5 miles of shoreline, located 2 miles west and 1 mile south of the town of Meeker, Oklahoma. The lake's relatively small size and protected location typically result in calmer conditions compared to larger bodies of water in the region, making it particularly suitable for kayaking.

A permit is required for boating activities, available at Meeker City Hall or through an honor box system near the lake entrance. Daily boating permits cost $5, with 3-day passes available for $10 and annual permits for $30. The lake features multiple boat ramps and boat docks for launching.

Facilities include primitive campsites, picnic areas with tables, restrooms, and a pavilion. The surrounding area offers both bike and equestrian trails, though these operate on an alternating schedule with horse use on even days and cycling on odd days.

The lake supports populations of Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, and Sunfish, making fishing a common activity among paddlers. The water has a brown coloration, though this is its natural state rather than a water quality issue.

The lake experiences minimal wind interference, creating favorable conditions for kayaking. The lake's intimate size allows paddlers to explore the entire shoreline in a single outing while maintaining sight of access points and facilities.

Basic amenities such as restrooms and picnic areas are available, though paddlers should note there are no modern conveniences like hookups at the camping areas. While alcohol consumption is permitted, it requires a specific camping permit from the Town of Meeker.