Oklahoma Travel Guide: Explore the Best Parks, Historic Sites, and Hidden Gems
Discover Oklahoma with this Roam Your Home travel guide. Explore prairie parks, Route 66 landmarks, museums, historic towns, and fascinating roadside attractions across the Sooner State.
Discover Places to Explore
Looking for more places to explore? Browse all of our Roam Your Home articles about Oklahoma, including historic routes, Native American culture, parks, and unique attractions. From Route 66 landmarks to prairie adventures, discover some of the best things to do in Oklahoma.
Robbers Cave State Park
From prairie landscapes and rugged hills to scenic lakes and wildlife refuges, Oklahoma’s parks showcase the diverse beauty of the Southern Plains. Our featured Oklahoma park highlights one of the state’s most memorable outdoor destinations.
Mickey Mantle’s Childhood Home
Oklahoma’s historic places reflect Native American history, frontier towns, and the dramatic events of the Land Run era. Our featured Oklahoma historic site explores one destination that helped define the state’s past.
Best National Parks in Oklahoma
- Chickasaw National Recreation Area
- Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Top 5 Oklahoma State Parks
- Robbers Cave State Park
- Natural Falls State Park
- Honey Springs Battlefield
- Fort Gibson Historic Site
- Beavers Bend State Park
Top 5 Oklahoma Museums
- Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa
- Oklahoma City Museum of Art
- National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in OKC
- Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa
- Oklahoma History Center in OKC
Know Before You Roam: Oklahoma Quick Facts
- Largest City: Oklahoma City
- High Point (Rank): Black Mesa 4,973 ft (23)
- Lowest Elevation: Little River at AR border: 289 ft
- State Nickname: “Sooner State”
- State Flower: Indian Blanket
- State Tree: Eastern Redbud
- State Animal: Bison
- State Bird: Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
- State Fish: White Bass
Explore Oklahoma on the Roam Your Home Travel Map
Discover Oklahoma using the Roam Your Home map.
Each pin highlights one of our articles about parks, museums, historic landmarks, and unique travel stops. Click a location to learn the story and begin mapping your Oklahoma travels.