From level plains and serene lakes to mountain ranges dense with pine forests, camping in Oklahoma is all about variety. Just off Highway 50 in the Northern area of the state you can stop by Alabaster Caverns State Park to explore the world’s largest publicly accessible natural gypsum cave. Animal lovers will want to visit Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, where prairie dogs,
Read more...From level plains and serene lakes to mountain ranges dense with pine forests, camping in Oklahoma is all about variety. Just off Highway 50 in the Northern area of the state you can stop by Alabaster Caverns State Park to explore the world’s largest publicly accessible natural gypsum cave. Animal lovers will want to visit Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, where prairie dogs, elk, deer, bison, and longhorn cattle roam freely. Spend a warm summer weekend exploring the stunning tide pools and streams of Chickasaw National Recreation Area and immersing yourself in the history and culture of the Chickasaw Tribe at Chickasaw Cultural Center. Nearby, Turner Falls is quite the sight to see and photograph. Wherever you camp, you won’t be far from the spirit and traditions of Native American culture, as nearly 67 tribes have called Oklahoma home.
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