Adventures anyone can take and a love of the earth we all have within us
Located along I-35 in Southern Oklahoma, Lake Murray State Park is one of most unexpectedly beautiful places in Oklahoma. Although not the largest lake in Oklahoma (and often overshadowed by it’s larger neighbor Lake Texoma), there are several unique qualities … Read More
Greenleaf State Park had been high high on my list of Oklahoma State Parks to visit for quite some time and this February, we finally made time for a visit. It was everything I’d hoped and is now one of … Read More
Keystone State Park is a wonderful day trip location from either Tulsa or OKC (and surrounding areas). Located in Sand Springs, just west of Tulsa, this state park offers camping, cabins, beautiful lake views and hiking through the Ranger Trail. … Read More
Natural Falls State Park is located in Colcord, Oklahoma about an hour east of Tulsa, near the Oklahoma/Arkansas border. This park is a gem offering views of a natural 77′ waterfall and unique rock formations.
The Park offers three … Read More
Osage Hills State Park in Oklahoma offers beautiful views including wooded hiking trails, rocky bluffs and running streams. It’s located in northern Oklahoma just outside of Bartlesville. We visited for for the first time this fall. It is the perfect … Read More
Lake Eufaula State Park is located in Checotah, Oklahoma just south of Interstate 40. It’s a bit under two hours from OKC and a little over an hour from Tulsa, making it a great meet up spot or day trip … Read More
Keystone Ancient Forest is a hidden gem in Oklahoma! Located just west of Tulsa, Oklahoma in Sand Springs, the forest covers 1,360 acres and according to their website has 500 year old cedars and 300 year old post oak trees. … Read More
The Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge is located in Indiahoma, Oklahoma just North West of Lawton (check out the map at the bottom of the post). It’s an easy day trip from the Oklahoma City Metro and well worth the … Read More