State Parks in Oklahoma

Alabaster Caverns State Park is a park located near Freedom, Oklahoma and lies in Woods County. Alabaster Caverns is named for the gypsum caves on the property. Gypsum is a mineral used in chalk, drywall, and several other industrial applications. At the park, most of the gypsum is found in the form of alabaster. In fact, it’s the largest gypsum cave in the entire world. It’s also one of only three sources of black alabaster in the world.Freedom, Oklahoma has a humid continental climate, which means that it has warm summers that trend towards hot. The winters are cold; in northern Oklahoma and the state as a whole, the winter is the driest season of the year.The state …

Arrowhead State Park is located in eastern Oklahoma, equal distance from the cities of Tulsa, OK and Fort Smith, AR. The state park lies on a peninsula jutting out on to Eufaula Lake, one of the largest lakes in all of Oklahoma. The park was constructed in 1965 and acts as a camping retreat for campers who wish to enjoy all the bounties Eufaula Lake has to offer. Arrowhead State Park's nearly one hundred RV camping sites makes it an ideal location to bring an RV rental for a weekend or so. Accessing the lake with a rental RV is made simpler with Highway 69 running from the town of Checotah, OK right down past Arrowhead State Park.Rent …

Beavers Bend State Park is a popular outdoor recreational area near Broken Bow, Oklahoma, in the foothills of the Kiamichi Mountain range. Its landscape consists of pine and hardwood tree stands, divided by the Mountain Fork River, which passes through along with some smaller streams. Within the park, you'll find Broken Bow Lake, which has both open water and numerous coves and a marina where you can rent boats and jet skis. In the fall, the trees turn into a rainbow of colors, and in winter, the snow-covered land and crisp fresh air remind you why winter can be a good thing.Beaver Bend hosts several festivals and activities throughout the year, such as the Festival of the Forest, …

Make your way to Bernice State Park for a motorhome camping trip with the family. Located in the state of Oklahoma at the northwestern corner of the Grand Lake, Bernice State Park is a great getaway where outdoor enthusiasts can immerse themselves in scenic natural surroundings. Located in the town of Bernice, the state park is about 21 miles from the city of Miami, and renting an RV is a convenient way of getting around. You will find a huge selection of RV rentals in Delaware County to help you explore all the area has to offer.A terrific lakefront destination, Bernice State Park offers a range of exciting outdoor recreation. The biggest attraction of the 88-acre state park …

Black Mesa State Park is situated in Oklahoma and rests next to the borders of many different states, including New Mexico and Texas. The state park, established in 1959, is named after the nearby Black Mesa landform which is the highest point in the state. This park covers over 349 acres and also connects to a nature preserve which exhibits over 23 types of rare plants and animals.Along with the magnificent Black Mesa, the park also features stunning rugged landscapes that are filled with cactus, tumbleweeds, and other desert plants. It’s also home to various species of snakes, including rattlesnakes and copperheads.

Cherokee Landing State Park is a cultivated outdoor recreation area on a peninsula extending into Lake Tenkiller in northeast Oklahoma. The park is open year-round from early morning to late afternoon, but its hours of operation could change with the weather. Lake Tenkiller is renowned for its boating, fishing, and water sports activities. The lake is home to white, largemouth, and smallmouth bass, catfish, and other varieties such as crappie. The park has a beach where you can swim or suntan, a playground, and a softball field, making it possible to enjoy individual or group activities. Cherokee Landing State Park RV camping will put all of this and much more at your doorstep.Cherokee Landing State Park is a short …

Make your way to Oklahoma to the Cherokee State Park on a motorhome camping trip this year with family and friends. Located in Langley and very close to the city of Disney, the state park is on the west shore of the Grand Lake O’er the Cherokees near the Pensacola Dam, in the northeastern part of the state. With vast open expanses of clear, blue waters to enjoy, many folks flock to Cherokee State Park to indulge in an array of outdoor activities. Camping at Cherokee State Park opens up plenty of outdoor opportunities, including fishing, boating, hiking, water sports, swimming, golfing, and more. Cherokee State Park is divided into several smaller parks, including the Riverside area, lakeside area, Grand …

Perched along the foothills of the Arbuckle Mountains, south of Sulphur in south-central Oklahoma lies Chickasaw National Recreation Area. Situated roughly 87 miles away from Oklahoma City, this national recreation area is a favorite spot for motorhome camping enthusiasts trying to escape the stress of busy city life. With so many recreational activities on offer in the area, it’s the perfect place to set up base camp for your rental RV. To experience some of Oklahoma’s most sought after tourist attractions, search for an RV in Sulphur, and have a blast doing some state park RV camping.Formally known as Platt National Park, Chickasaw National Recreation Area preserves the forested hills while protecting the freshwater and mineral springs in …

Fort Cobb State Park is located in central Oklahoma near the town of Fort Cobb, lying between Oklahoma City and Lawton. This state park lies on the southernmost shores of Fort Cobb Lake, combining the natural beauty of the Oklahoma countryside with the lakeside recreational opportunities of the lake. Whether you seek to leave the land and boat out on the four thousand acre lake or explore the park’s hiking routes and golf courses on foot, Fort Cobb State Park has it all. The park’s closeness to major Oklahoma cities, combined with its local lake and woodlands, both make it the ideal place to visit with a rental RV. Accessing the park with an RV rental is made …

Hidden away in the Great Plains Country of Southwest Oklahoma is the picturesque oasis of Foss State Park. Home to hiking trails, excellent fishing spots, and one of the state’s best sandy beaches, it's well worth paying a visit when you book an RV in Custer County.Although the park’s location is relatively secluded, it lies just six miles north of Interstate Route 40. Its fantastic connections to this major highway make it’s the perfect motorhome camping escape from the nearby metropolises of Oklahoma City and Amarillo, TX,Sitting on the southern banks of Foss Reservoir, Foss State Park boasts ample opportunities to get out and about on the water as well as explore the rolling hills and greenery …

Great Plains State Park lies in southwestern Oklahoma, near the towns and cities of Lawton, Hobart, and Altus. Great Plains State Park is the perfect combination of mountainous and lakeside recreation. The state park lies in the shadow of the Wichita Mountains, and along the shores of Tom Steed Reservoir. This location makes Great Plains State Park the ideal place for boating, fishing, hiking, and much much more. All this also creates the perfect place to take an RV rental in southwestern Oklahoma. Accessing the park with a rental RV is a simple task as Highway 183 runs directly along the park’s eastern edges.Rent a camper near Great Plains State Park and explore one of the …

Stepping foot into the Great Salt Plains State Park will feel like you've entered into a dream. The huge plains of salt look almost like an ocean; it is easy to forget that you're still in Oklahoma. The salt that coats this barren land has been left over from an ancient ocean that once existed in the area.The park is often considered one of Oklahoma’s most unique state parks, and it is not hard to see why, when you rent an RV in Alfalfa County. The landscape is pretty barren, just is simply bursting with things to do and see. From boating and swimming to bike riding and crystal digging, the options are endless. In addition to the …

Greenleaf State Park lies in eastern Oklahoma, between the towns and cities of Tulsa, Muskogee, and the Arkansas city of Fort Smith. The state park’s most captivating feature is the fact it lies on the shore of Greenleaf Lake, and this is the reason many frequent this state park year after year. The park is one of Oklahoma’s oldest. Many of its buildings were built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps and still stand today.Greenleaf State Park and adjacent lake provide visitors with a long list of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, hiking. There is also a whole assortment of indoor games in the state park’s recreational room. All this creates a family-friendly and …

Lake Eufaula State Park is located on the shores of the lake that bears its name. It is 14 miles southwest of Checotah, in McIntosh County, Oklahoma. The park lies about 34 miles away from Muskogee. The lake on which the park is built has a water surface of over 100,000 acres. Its breathtaking shoreline has over 12 state parks strewn on it with Lake Eufaula State Park being the most centrally located and the favorite recreational area. It is one of the best parks on the lake and a favorite destination for McIntosh County campers.The park was formerly called Fountainhead State Park and acquired its current name in 2002. Though it may not have the breathtaking …

Lake Hefner Park can be found in central Oklahoma, just outside the state capital Oklahoma City and near the towns of Edmond and Bethany. The park lies on the shores of Lake Hefner, which also gives the park its name. Lake Hefner itself was constructed in the late 1940s to supply water to Oklahoma City. The park and lake have now become a hotspot for those inner-city campers who wish for a little lakeside recreation not too far from their homes. Lake Hefner Park is the perfect place to boat, fish, and even hike along the park’s many trails. All of this makes it the ideal place to take an RV rental. Accessing the park with a rental RV …

Lake Murray State Park is located near the small town of Ardmore, in south-central Oklahoma, only about 25 miles north of the state border with Texas. It is situated almost equidistant between two larger cities, Oklahoma City to the north and the Dallas and Fort Worth, TX metropolitan area to the south, at around 100 miles to each.There is a lot to do in this little slice of the country. From hiking trails, lakes, and waterways to explore scenic drives, camping opportunities, historical sites, and picnic spots to enjoy, there is always something fun to do nearby.

Lake Texoma State Park is located along the shore of Catfish Bay in Bryan County, Oklahoma. The park is on a lake of the same name. Situated about three miles from Madill and less than six miles from Kingston, this park offers visitors an array of activities to enjoy and is a favorite location for Bryan campers looking to explore the outdoors.The lake spans over 90,000 acres of surface water and is one of the largest reservoirs in the US. Located at the confluence of the Washita and Red Rivers it was constructed by the US Army Corps Engineers (USACE) in a project that was completed in 1944. Being one of the most popular and most developed lakes …

Located just outside of Oklahoma City, OK and less than two hours away from Tulsa, Lake Thunderbird State Park is one of the most visited state parks in the area. With a large lake at the very center, Lake Thunderbird State Park is suitable for anyone who wishes to have an active camping trip and be close to a large urban zone. Lake Thunderbird was constructed in 1956 to provide the nearby communities with drinking water. The area around the lake soon became a state park thanks to the efforts of the Bureau of Reclamation.Today, Lake Thunderbird State Park is a popular destination for campers who want to engage in water sports, go fishing, hike the trails, or …

Lake Wister State Park is located in southeast Oklahoma, near the Arkansas border and the towns and cities of Fort Smith, AR, Poteau, OK, and Wilburton, OK. Then state park takes its name from the lake that straddles its western borders - the main draw for those bringing an RV rental here. The lake in Lake Wister State Park was constructed in the late 1930s for flood control uses but has slowly gained a reputation for its recreational possibilities. With the lake on its western edge and the gateway to the Ouachita National Forest on its eastern edge, Lake Wister State Park has become the perfect place to take a rental RV for the summer. From the …

Perched in the prairies of Moore, OK, a short drive from Norman, and about 13 miles south of downtown Oklahoma City, lies Little River State Park. Arguably the best-looking park in central Oklahoma, this park is a popular point of interest among the local motorhome camping enthusiasts. To get the most out of your vacation, book an RV in Norman and make lifelong memories camping with an RV at Little River Park.Situated just a short distance away from the state capital, Little River State Park is a haven for recreational activities and swimming. The park also sits close to other attractions like the Little River and the Lake Stanley Draper, making it a popular getaway spot for …