Being a state of many rivers and lakes, Oklahoma has many famous nature parks and biodiversity areas. These can be divided into natural and historical parks. Read More..

Martin Park Nature Center is the most popular park which serves as an education cum recreational center. It is located west of Mercy Hospital at 5000 West Memorial Road. The Park offers scheduled guided hikes and tours for children and adults. Read More..

This park located in South-central Oklahoma is a beautiful combination of springs, cool breeze and abundant wildlife. It has a wide variety of activities like: swimming, boating, hiking, hunting, camping, nature trails for both local residents and tourists. Read More..

The Quartz Mountain Nature Park located in southwest Oklahoma is a recreation park ideal for family picnics. It has facilities for boating, fishing, hiking and camping. Read More..

Elephant Rock Nature Park is located within Ozark woodlands overlooking the Illinois River which is a beautiful site. It provides facilities like: river rafting, float trips and guided tours. For the animals at the park the managers provides food, water, shelter and also rehabilitates injured animals. Read More..

There are quite a few historical sites in Oklahoma since this area was the natural habitat of native-Americans. Quite a few of these locations have been turned into parts of history trails combining a few famous sites. Read More..

This park located in northwest of Ouachita National Forest was the former hideout of notorious highly robbers Jesse James and Belle Starr. This was once the home of pre-historical Indian tribal groups and later due to impregnable forests became a favorite haunt of outlaws and robbers. Read More..

This is not a nature park but is more of a memorial established in 1996 commemorating the battle between Lt. Col George Armstrong and the Cheyenne Chief Black Kettle. Read More..

The Trail of Tears is another National Historical Trail which commemorates the forcible removal of Cherokee Indian people across four states and their resettlement in Oklahoma. Read More..

Established in 1961, this park is lies on the Arkansas - Oklahoma state border. This park contains abundant variety of trees and wildlife which provide instant delight to any nature enthusiast. Read More..

Yes all these parks have websites which give all details about visiting hours, tour facilities, etc. Any tourist can write to the appropriate authorities to make the bookings online and get their suggestions to make their visit memorable. Read More..