Ranking All 9 State Parks in Northeast Oklahoma
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- This video is part of a project called Parking Full Time, a personal faith-based project that seeks to display the glory of God’s creation by visiting every state park, national park, and national forest in the USA’s contiguous 48 states. I do not, have never, and will never receive any monetary compensation for any work done for or produced by this project. In return for my thousands of hours on the trail and in front of the computer, all I ask is the opportunity to declare to you Jesus the Christ, the Creator and Saviour of this world.
Keywords: hiking, trails, ranking, Oklahoma State Parks
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:44 9. Sequoyah Bay State Park
1:25 8. Cherokee Landing State Park
1:57 7. Keystone State Park
2:34 6. Grand Lake State Park
3:28 5. Tenkiller State Park
4:16 4. Sequoyah State Park
5:21 3. Greenleaf State Park
6:15 2. Natural Falls State Park
7:06 1. Osage Hills State Park 
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We are moving to the area next year. I can’t wait to explore all that Oklahoma has to offer.
I spent 2 weeks in eastern Oklahoma back in April and had a great time.
Thanks for watching!
We love the ranking and totally agree with you! We've never been to Natural Falls State Park and are looking forward to visiting now:)
I was hoping you'd like this video. Merry Christmas! Natural Falls is a small but excellent park with a little something for everyone; you should have a really good time there. I will release the full video for that hike after the weather warms up.
Oklahoma tourism is pricing their self out of Business. Their Charges are unreal. To go swim in a lake it cost at least $8.00s to go fishing in a boat there is day fee plus a fee to park your boat trailer. If you go in a Motor home you pay a fee to stay which is ok and you get to park your vehicle free. But if if you want friends to visit you it will cost them a fee of $8.00s per car per day. Oklahoma tourism Sucks
50 years ago, I took a day trip to a park that I thought was in NE Oklahoma that had an elevated view above a river gorge. I'll never forget how beautiful it was. But I've never found it again. I'm 75 and live in Kansas City now. Can someone help me refind this spot?
Thanks for watching and commenting! The thumbnail on this video was taken at Osage Hills State Park. Keystone State Park is right along the Arkansas River. Natural Falls State Park looks down into a gorge, but it's more a creek than a river. All of those are in NE Oklahoma. You can check out more videos from each of those parks in my Trip #18 playlist.
Good video and thanks for showcasing some of Oklahoma’s state parks! I have camped and kayaked at a few of these and enjoyed the scenery.
Cheers and safe travels
Glad you liked it! I had a great time hiking in Oklahoma last April, and I hope to get back there again.
Great video, thank you.
Glad you liked it! And thanks for the comment.
Only thing bout Osage hold is there a smaller park and don’t allow any generators any time just something to keep in mind
That's a good observation. I didn't camp there; I just hiked there. Thanks for watching and commenting!