Adventure’s afoot, high and low — wild and tame, fast and slow! Draw inspiration from Bigfoot and friends, and explore Oklahoma, where the fun never ends. Build your itinerary, book your stay and invite your inner child to come out
and play!
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Sequoyah
State Park
Get to know the real Harry P. Otter and the other Oklahoma State Parks Animal Ambassadors at the park’s nature center! After your visit, refuel with classic comfort food at The Lookout Kitchen, conveniently located inside the park. Then, check into your cabin or lodge room. Or snuggle up under the stars in a campsite — just like Bigfoot.
- HULBERT, OK
Talimena
State Park
This state park marks the Oklahoma entrance to the Talimena National Scenic Byway, a 54-mile route known for its breathtaking views — especially when the fall foliage peaks, which is Bigfoot’s favorite time to visit in his hot-air balloon! After your scenic drive, hike through the Ouachita National Forest on the park’s trails before settling into your campsite.
- TALIHINA, OK
The National
Did you know Bigfoot is a big foodie? He recommends the fresh, authentic pasta at The Great Hall, an architectural gem nestled in the First National Hotel built in 1931. If you’d rather sink your teeth into a perfectly cooked steak or a scratch-made pastry, stop by one of the other top-notch restaurants on site before unwinding in your luxurious room.
- OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
Little Sahara
State Park
Brace yourself for a high-adrenaline adventure in Oklahoma’s biggest sandbox! Bring your own ATV or rent one through the park, then hit the sand dunes like Bigfoot and his friends. Before relaxing at your campsite, head to Waynoka to grab a bite to eat at Café Bahnhof, an authentic German restaurant!
- WAYNOKA, OK
Natural falls
State Park
Bask in awe of the 77-foot waterfall from the 1974 film, “Where the Red Fern Grows.” It's even taller than Bigfoot! Then, take advantage of the park’s nature trails, formal garden and recreational activities before enjoying a picnic under a pavilion and drifting off in a yurt, tent or RV.
- COLCORD, OK
Tally's Cafe
on Route 66
Ready for a retro road trip?
Dig into classic diner eats in a nostalgic setting at Tally’s Café. Then, explore Oklahoma’s 400+ miles of historic Route 66. From museums and landmarks to quirky shops and photo ops, there are so many things to do that you’ll want to bring along a free Oklahoma Route 66 Guide & Passport. Bigfoot has collected all 66 stamps… now, it’s your turn!
- TULSA, OK
Quartz Mountain
State Park
This outdoorsy oasis has a recreational activity for every type of explorer — from hiking, biking and bouldering to fishing, watersports and wildlife-watching! After a full day of adventure, refuel at The Lookout Kitchen and catch a stunning Oklahoma sunset around the firepit like Bigfoot and his buddies before settling into your lodge room, cabin or campsite.
- LONE WOLF, OK
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OKLAHOMA
LIKE BIGFOOT
to plan a vacation that’s legendary,
add bigfoot’s highlights to your itinerary:
Some like to sleep under the stars. Others prefer the great indoors. From yurts to boutique hotels, Oklahoma’s lodging is as diverse as its terrain! Cozy up to your next home away from home here:
With the most diverse terrain in the nation, Oklahoma has a lot to offer — from adrenaline to relaxation! With bat caves, sand dunes, salt plains and prairie, the state’s 10+ ecoregions are extraordinary. Explore all 30+ state parks using the map below. Or tap the button and go row by row!
Some like to sleep under the stars. Others prefer the great indoors. From yurts to boutique hotels, Oklahoma’s lodging is as diverse as its terrain! Cozy up to your next home away from home here:
FIND YOURSELF IN
to plan a vacation that’s legendary,
add bigfoot’s highlights to your itinerary:
With the most diverse terrain in the nation, Oklahoma has a lot to offer — from adrenaline to relaxation! With bat caves, sand dunes, salt plains and prairie, the state’s 10+ ecoregions are extraordinary. Explore all 30+ state parks using the map below. Or tap the button and go row by row!
sleep over in bigfoot’s backyard
- HULBERT, OK
Sequoyah
State Park
Get to know the real Harry P. Otter and the other Oklahoma State Parks Animal Ambassadors at the park’s nature center! After your visit, refuel with classic comfort food at The Lookout Kitchen, conveniently located inside the park. Then, check into your cabin or lodge room. Or snuggle up under the stars in a campsite — just like Bigfoot.
- TALIHINA, OK
Talimena
State Park
This state park marks the Oklahoma entrance to the Talimena National Scenic Byway, a 54-mile route known for its breathtaking views — especially when the fall foliage peaks, which is Bigfoot’s favorite time to visit in his hot-air balloon! After your scenic drive, hike through the Ouachita National Forest on the park’s trails before settling into your campsite.
- OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
The
National
Did you know Bigfoot is a big foodie? He recommends the fresh, authentic pasta at The Great Hall, an architectural gem nestled in the First National Hotel built in 1931. If you’d rather sink your teeth into a perfectly cooked steak or a scratch-made pastry, stop by one of the other top-notch restaurants on site before unwinding in your luxurious room.
- WAYNOKA, OK
Little Sahara
State Park
Brace yourself for a high-adrenaline adventure in Oklahoma’s biggest sandbox! Bring your own ATV or rent one through the park, then hit the sand dunes like Bigfoot and his friends. Before relaxing at your campsite, head to Waynoka to grab a bite to eat at Café Bahnhof, an authentic German restaurant!
- COLCORD, OK
Natural Falls
State Park
Bask in awe of the 77-foot waterfall from the 1974 film, “Where the Red Fern Grows.” It's even taller than Bigfoot! Then, take advantage of the park’s nature trails, formal garden and recreational activities before enjoying a picnic under a pavilion and drifting off in a yurt, tent or RV.
- TULSA, OK
Tally's Cafe on
Route 66
Ready for a retro road trip?
Dig into classic diner eats in a nostalgic setting at Tally’s Café. Then, explore Oklahoma’s 400+ miles of historic Route 66. From museums and landmarks to quirky shops and photo ops, there are so many things to do that you’ll want to bring along a free Oklahoma Route 66 Guide & Passport. Bigfoot has collected all 66 stamps… now, it’s your turn!
- LONE WOLF, OK
Quartz Mountain
State Park
This outdoorsy oasis has a recreational activity for every type of explorer — from hiking, biking and bouldering to fishing, watersports and wildlife-watching! After a full day of adventure, refuel at The Lookout Kitchen and catch a stunning Oklahoma sunset around the firepit like Bigfoot and his buddies before settling into your lodge room, cabin or campsite.