Posted in Oklahoma
August 04, 2020
When You Learn The Creepy History Behind Oklahoma’s Historic Beaver Dunes Park, You May Be Surprised
Located in Oklahoma’s panhandle you’ll find the town of Beaver—also known as “No Man’s Land”. Not only is this nickname a bit creepy, but the town is home to a historic park that holds one of Oklahoma’s creepiest urban legends. Beaver Dunes Park is absolutely beautiful and a wonderful place for outdoor fun like ATV riding, but it’s also home to “Oklahoma’s Bermuda Triangle.” This downright creepy tale of mysterious disappearances is sure to surprise you. Next time you visit Beaver Dunes Park, keep this haunted history in mind.
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The park itself is beautiful as can be, with over 300 acres of sand dunes. This is a popular spot for ATV riding, but next time you visit, you may want to keep its history in mind.

Many occurrences of mysterious disappearances have happened at this park, and they date all the way back to the times of Spanish settlers.

Legend has it that flashes of green light came from the dunes as three people disappeared. Natives of the land tried to warn Coronado, but they didn't listen.

The journal records several people disappearing into mysterious green light, never to be seen again. Natives avoided this land because of the legend of the dunes, but no one heeded their warnings.

Legend has it that they vanish to an alternate dimension, hence the name "Bermuda Triangle".

Did you know the haunted tale behind Beaver Dunes Park? What other urban legends are you aware of in Oklahoma? We’d love to hear your thoughts and stories in the comments!
Address: US-270, Beaver, OK 73932, USA