9 Amazing Places To Stay Overnight In Oklahoma Without Breaking The Bank
Who’s ready for a little getaway in Oklahoma that won’t cost you a fortune? From cabins and tepees to treehouses and B&B’s, these 9 amazing places to stay overnight in Oklahoma are all the perfect places to stay overnight without breaking the bank. Check them out and tell us which one is your favorite.
Known as a zen home away from home, these adorable cabins are the perfect getaway for those looking to reconnect with nature. The cabins are located just a few minutes from Lake Tenkiller and the Illinois River. Rates are based on double occupancy and there's a two-night minimum stay during the weekends. For current rates and to book your stay, visit the Blue Dorrs at Tenkiller website.
This historic home is now an exclusive bed & breakfast in a garden-like setting in the quiet town of Duncan. Take a romantic and relaxing getaway that includes a gourmet breakfast. For current rates and to book your stay, visit the Lindley House Garden Cottages website.
For a rustic getaway, head to Roman Nose State Park and rent an authentic teepee at the campground. It's a great alternative to tent camping in Oklahoma and you won't have to set up your own tent. Furthermore, the kids will love it! Teepees are only available from April through October, so keep that in mind when planning your trip. To learn more, visit the Roman Nose State Park website.
Lake Murray Floating Cabins are as close to lakeside as you can get...you're actually sleeping in cabins that float on Lake Murray. How would you like to wake up and be able to cast your line right off the deck? For current rates and to book your stay, visit the Lake Murray Floating Cabins website.
This modern treehouse is the perfect place to go if you're looking for a unique place to spend the night. There is a bathroom, mini-fridge, and microwave, along with a queen-size Murphy bed on the main floor and a full-size mattress on the loft floor. For current rates and to book your stay, visit the Ra's Eufaula Treehouse website.
The largest state park in Oklahoma has 104 guest rooms and 45 cottages that have been remodeled, Amenities include lake access, a restaurant, pool, children's splash park, and meeting rooms. Nightly rates vary. For current rates and to book your stay, visit the Ra's Eufaula Treehouse website.
Tatanka Ranch is all about getting you outside to enjoy nature. It's located on 1,000 acres on the beautiful plains of central Oklahoma. The cozy western-style ranch will make you feel right at home. For current rates and to book your stay, visit the Tatanka Ranch website.
8. Robbers Cave State Park Cabins or Belle Star Lodge, Wilburton
Located in southeast Oklahoma in the San Bois Mountains, Robbers Cave State Park offers cabin rentals or rooms in their Belle Star Lodge. With lakes nearby and almost every outdoor activity available, this is a great, quiet place to get away. All 20 rooms in Belle Star Lodge offer a view of Coon Creek Lake. To learn more, visit this webpage.
(Editor's note: According to the Quartz Mountain State Park Facebook page, the lodge is temporarily closed due to renovations. If you would like to stay somewhere in the park, check the website for other options.)
As for affordable hotels in Oklahoma, Quartz Mountain Lodge is nestled in the rustic scenery of the southwestern part of the state in Quartz Mountain State Park. It is located on the shores of Lake Altus-Lugert and is surrounded by breathtaking beauty and offers a myriad of outdoor activities. For more information, visit the Quartz Mountain State Park Facebook page.
With so many affordable places to stay overnight in Oklahoma, which one would you choose? And who’s going to book the teepee?
Address: Robbers Cave State Park, 4628 NW 1027th Ave, Wilburton, OK 74578, USA
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Places To Stay Overnight In Oklahoma
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What are some of the most unique hotels in Oklahoma?
Why stay in a chain hotel when there are so many one-of-a-kind options instead? Mayo Hotel in Tulsa is a gorgeous historic hotel with all the modern amenities you will need to make your stay comfortable. Its art-deco style makes it a real standout compared to other hotels, so if you are into architecture, this may be a place you want to book. Another fascinating place to stay is the Skirvin Hotel located in Oklahoma City. Not only is it a historic luxury hotel, but it’s said to be haunted! Aside from objects moving and doors slamming on their own, it’s still a wonderful hotel to spend the night.
Where can I go camping in Oklahoma?
You have numerous options when it comes to camping spots all across the great state of Oklahoma. One incredibly unique place is the Tiger Safari Zoological Park where you can stay overnight in a treehouse or hut. It’s more like glamping but it’s at a zoo and that’s what makes it so special. As for tent camping, Beavers Bend State Park in Broken Bow provides a scenic locale to pitch a tent. There are eight campgrounds throughout the park where you will have access to a gorgeous lake and plenty of recreational activities.
Are there any resorts in Oklahoma?
Yes! Oklahoma has several resorts around the state. Along the Illinois River in Gore at the foothills of the Oklahoma Ozarks is Marvel Resort. Here you can rent a private cabin and have access to many amenities including a pool, activity center, outdoor theater, and so much more! Shanghai-La Resort located along the shores of Grand Lake is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway. This luxury resort features a large pool, restaurants, rooftop bar, and state-of-the-art amenities, not to mention the stunning lake views.
Address: 98413 OK-100, Gore, OK 74435, USA
Address: 1211 N 10th St, Duncan, OK 73533, USA
Address: 3236 OK-8A, Watonga, OK 73772, USA
Address: 3323 Lodge Rd, Ardmore, OK 73401, USA
Address: E 4150 Rd, Oklahoma 74432, USA
Address: 19808 Park 10, Hulbert, OK 74441, USA
Address: 820343 S 3480 Rd, Sparks, OK 74869, USA
Address: OK-2, Wilburton, OK, USA
Address: Robbers Cave State Park, 4628 NW 1027th Ave, Wilburton, OK 74578, USA
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Ashley has lived in Oklahoma for 25 years and is the Oklahoma staff writer for onlyinyourstate.com. When she isn't exploring Oklahoma, she enjoys visiting the beaches of California.
