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Find your perfect property in Oklahoma

Oklahoma’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage offer a unique blend of luxury and adventure.

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Lux Loft
Eureka Springs, AR
4 1 1
$175 per night

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Luxe Lodge
Eureka Springs, AR
22 7 5
$1,200 per night

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House Swimming
Luxe Lodge
Eureka Springs, AR
22 7 5
$1,200 per night
Loft Swimming
Lux Loft
Eureka Springs, AR
4 1 1
$175 per night

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Travel Tips

  • Embrace the Local Culture

    Explore Native American heritage at the Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur and the Cherokee Nation Anna Mitchell Cultural & Welcome Center in Vinita.

  • Respect Nature

    Experience the vibrant hues of Indian blanket wildflowers and the melodious calls of scissor-tailed flycatchers in the Cross Timbers region.

  • Be Flexible

    Oklahoma City offers easy access to outdoor adventures within a 2-hour drive, including Lake Thunderbird State Park and Lake Overholser. Tulsa provides similar opportunities, with destinations like Little Sahara State Park and Lake Texoma reachable within a 3-hour drive.

  • Support Local Businesses

    Experience gourmet dining at The Table in Grove, offering fresh salads and pastries. Explore unique kitchen supplies at The Lakehouse in Grove, a haven for culinary enthusiasts and bring home a practical souvenire. Consider a boating adventure with Duck Creek Boat Club and Rentals in Afton, who provide a variety of boat and jet ski options.

Oklahoma’s hidden waterworld spreads across ancient Cross Timbers where 200 lakes mirror endless skies and red rock bluffs shelter secret swimming holes.

Lake Texoma’s 89,000 acres create America’s 12th-largest reservoir, where striped bass weighing 35 pounds cruise depths reaching 100 feet along the Red River border. Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees sprawls across 46,500 acres with 1,300 miles of timbered shoreline dotted with floating restaurants serving fresh-caught crappie. The Wichita Mountains rise like granite islands above plains where Lake Lawtonka reflects Mount Scott’s 2,464-foot summit. September’s Pelican Festival at Grand Lake celebrates 300 American white pelicans’ return, while May’s Texoma Striper Classic draws 500 boats chasing $25,000 prizes beneath Denison Dam’s thundering spillways.

Lakefront hideaways from Monkey Island to Hochatown nestle beneath towering pines where luxury cabins channel Architectural Digest meets Bass Pro Shops aesthetic.

Broken Bow Lake’s crystal-clear waters inspire Southeast Oklahoma’s cabin boom, with modern A-frames featuring floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking 14,000 pristine acres ringed by Ouachita National Forest. Properties range from romantic treehouses suspended above Mountain Fork River to sprawling lodges accommodating 20 guests beneath cathedral ceilings crafted from beetle-kill pine. Pet-friendly estates average $450-1,200 nightly, appointed with copper soaking tubs facing sunset views, professional outdoor kitchens with Big Green Eggs, and private trails leading to hidden waterfalls. Lake Murray’s vintage 1950s motor courts undergo boutique renovations featuring mid-century modern furnishings and private boat slips equipped with electric lifts.

Adventure ripples through Cookson Hills where smallmouth bass haunt rocky points and bald eagles patrol Tenkiller Ferry’s emerald depths. Families wakeboard Lake Thunderbird’s protected coves near Norman, couples paddleboard through Broken Bow’s morning mist discovering beaver lodges, and groups float Illinois River’s gentle rapids stopping at rope swings and swimming holes carved by centuries of current.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to see what Oklahoma has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • Turner Falls swimming pairs with Davis cabins from $85. Wichita Mountains wildlife viewing offers Lawton rentals starting at $75. Natural Falls State Park provides Cherokee stays under $70. Lake.com connects families with Oklahoma’s surprising natural attractions.

  • Absolutely! Broken Bow Lake offers clear water, luxury cabins from $125, and Beavers Bend activities. Families enjoy zip-lining, hiking, and fishing. The area rivals Colorado scenery. Lake.com features Broken Bow’s best family-friendly waterfront properties.

  • Ouachita Forest offers mountain cabins from $90. Illinois River provides float trip cottages starting at $80. Medicine Park charms near Lawton under $95. Lake.com’s scenic collection showcases Oklahoma’s hidden wilderness escapes beyond plains.

  • Grand Lake leads with rentals from $110 offering swimming beaches and boat ramps. Lake Texoma provides huge shorelines starting at $95. Keystone Lake features affordable options under $85. Lake.com helps families find Oklahoma’s best water playgrounds.

  • Robbers Cave offers historic cabins from $65. Lake Murray provides lodge rooms starting at $55. Roman Nose features canyon stays under $60. Many include pools and nature programs. Lake.com’s budget filters identify Oklahoma’s affordable park accommodations.

  • Tenkiller Lake welcomes pets with rentals from $90 featuring fenced yards. Lake Thunderbird offers trails starting at $85. Broken Bow provides dog-friendly luxury under $140. Lake.com’s pet search shows Oklahoma’s numerous pet-welcoming waterfront properties.

  • April-May and September-October bring 70-80°F perfect for hiking. March-November suits water activities. October delivers fall colors. Avoid summer’s 95°F+ heat. Lake.com’s seasonal guide helps families plan comfortable Oklahoma outdoor adventures avoiding extremes.