Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins
Classic Oklahoma state park with campgrounds, cabins and a real outlaw cave in the sandstone bluffs of the San Bois Mountains
One of the original Oklahoma state parks and a genuine family institution, set in the sandstone bluffs and pine woods of the San Bois Mountains. Robbers Cave offers campgrounds, cabins and group camps alongside the cave itself, trout fishing in season, rappelling walls, lakes for paddling, and enough trail mileage to fill a long weekend. The mix of lodging types makes it easy to bring extended family without everyone having to camp. It sits about two hours northwest of Broken Bow and works well as the second stop on an Oklahoma loop.
Pricing
Campsites and cabins are reserved through Oklahoma State Parks. Cabins and the trout season weekends book earliest, so reserve ahead (verify)
Common Questions
- How much does Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins cost?
- Admission to Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins is paid. Campsites and cabins are reserved through Oklahoma State Parks. Cabins and the trout season weekends book earliest, so reserve ahead (verify)
- What ages is Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins good for?
- Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins is best for kids ages 2 to 18+.
- Is Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins stroller friendly?
- No, Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins is not considered stroller friendly.
- Can I bring my dog to Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins.
- How hard is Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins?
- The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 24 hours.
- Is Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins free?
- No, there is a cost to visit Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins. Campsites and cabins are reserved through Oklahoma State Parks. Cabins and the trout season weekends book earliest, so reserve ahead (verify)
- What should I bring to Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Tent or cabin gear, sturdy shoes for the cave trails, flashlights, fishing gear, groceries
- How long does Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins take?
- Most families spend about 24 hours at Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins.
- When is the best time to visit Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Spring and fall. Trout are stocked in the cooler months.
- Is there parking at Robbers Cave State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Parking at each campsite and cabin, plus trailhead lots