State Parks

Get a sense of Oklahoma's natural allure by visiting one of our 50 state parks. In addition to relaxing in the beautiful surroundings - lakes, mountains, sand dunes, you name it - you can hike, bike, fish or participate in organized park activities. Then rest in a comfortable lodge or cabin, or camp in your own tent or RV. Find state parks with lodges or see state parks with cabins.

 
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State Parks Articles
 

North by Northwest

Northwest Oklahoma is often overlooked, as visitors focus on the eastern half of the state with its plentiful lakes and water sports, however, some of the Sooner State’s most distinctive attractions and landscapes are located in the northwest region. read more
 

Road Trip: Bountiful Broken Bow

Surrounded by pine-covered hills and clean, clear water, Broken Bow is a haven for nature lovers. read more
 

Oklahoma’s Big Three

Eufaula, Grand and Texoma are the state’s largest lakes – and among its biggest outdoor attractions – but water isn’t the only reason they’re so popular with visitors. read more
 

Fort Gibson Area Road Trip

Come along with the Oklahoma Tourism Department travel counselors as we take a road trip to the Fort Gibson area. read more
 

Fall Camping Hotspots

Soak up the magnificent autumn hues and the cool air in Oklahoma's great outdoors. read more
 

Oklahoma's Diverse Ecoregions

Oklahoma's 11 ecoregions provide an amazing variety of awe-inspiring landscapes to enjoy. read more




 
This historic picnic pavilion at Robbers Cave State Park makes an ideal setting for a picnic in the great outdoors. The pavilion and several other park structures were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the 1930s. View all Photos
Steeped in history, Boggy Depot State Park is located in the ghost town of the former Boggy Depot townsite. Relocated Indians were supplied at Boggy Depot and it served as the temporary capital of the Choctaw Nation. Confederate soldiers and a former Choctaw chief are buried at the park, which was also the site of the Civil War Battle of Middle Boggy. The Butterfield-Overland Stage route also ran through the park.
Steeped in history, Boggy Depot State Park is located in the ghost town of the former Boggy Depot townsite. Relocated Indians were supplied at Boggy Depot and it served as the temporary capital of the Choctaw Nation. Confederate soldiers and a former Choctaw chief are buried at the park, which was also the site of the Civil War Battle of Middle Boggy. The Butterfield-Overland Stage route also ran through the park.
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