Overnight and Camping Trips in Oklahoma

We pulled these 13 overnight trips out of our full catalog of kid-friendly spots in Oklahoma. Every listing has the ages it suits, what it costs, how long to budget, parking notes, and what to pack.

13 adventures found

Beavers Bend State Park Campgrounds

Broken Bow, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Family campgrounds along the Mountain Fork River in Beavers Bend State Park. Paid entry. Works from …

Broken Bow Treehouse and Glamping Stays

Broken Bow, OK

Lodging
Ages 4–18+ Paid

Treehouses, A-frames, geodesic domes and canvas glamping tents scattered through the woods around …

Broken Bow and Hochatown RV Parks

Broken Bow, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Private full-hookup RV parks along the Highway 259 corridor near Beavers Bend, plus the hookup loops …

Clayton Lake State Park Camping

Clayton, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Small quiet state park in the Kiamichi Mountains with lakeside campsites, a few cabins and some of …

Raymond Gary State Park Camping

Fort Towson, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Small shaded lakeside campground and swimming area east of Hugo, and a workable overflow option when …

Cedar Lake Recreation Area Camping

Hodgen, OK

Camping
Ages 3–18+ Paid

National forest campground on a small lake with a sandy swim beach and a flat shoreline loop trail …

Hugo Lake State Park Camping

Hugo, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Quiet lakeside state park camping on Hugo Lake, a calmer alternative to Beavers Bend about 90 …

Talimena State Park Camping

Talihina, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Small wooded creekside campground at the western end of the Talimena Scenic Drive, the ridge-top …

Pine Creek Lake Camping

Valliant, OK

Camping
Ages 3–18+ Paid

Basic Army Corps campgrounds on a quiet reservoir west of Broken Bow, for families who want an empty …

Lake Wister State Park Camping

Wister, OK

Camping
Ages 2–18+ Paid

Shoreline camping areas and cabins on Lake Wister in the Ouachita foothills, an easy pairing with …