Posted in Oklahoma December 29, 2018 by Ashley

The Cabin Campground In Oklahoma That’s Perfect For Your Next Getaway

Looking for a rustic getaway this winter? If so, look no further than the cabins at Robbers Cave State Park. They offer a cabin campground that’s surrounded by the scenic, hilly woodlands of the Sans Bois Mountains and it’s perfect for your next getaway. Keep scrolling for more details.

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Robbers Cave State Park is located in the scenic San Bois Mountains on Hwy 2 North in Wilburton, OK. It's an 8,246-acre park that is popular for hiking, rappelling, camping and everything outdoors.

The park houses many cozy cabins and a lodge that is the perfect place to escape for a weekend getaway.

The park offers 26 cabins that include single and deluxe options. They come fully equipped with modern conveniences, fireplaces and lake views.

There's plenty of outdoor recreation for those who wish to explore the park. They even offer winter hikes that will take you to breathtaking scenery.

The park is famous for its caves that were once used by notorious outlaws, Belle Star and Jesse James. They are open to the public and easily accessible.

Doesn’t this place look so inviting? Who else is ready to cozy up in one of their warm cabins and read a book?

If you wish to really rough it, they have camp and R.V. camping with full hook-ups.

It's also the perfect place to cast a line. The park is home to with Lake Carlton, Lake Wayne Wallace, and Coon Creek.

Have you ever visited Robbers Cave State Park? If so, what did you think about all the lodging options? For more information visit. TravelOk.com.

If you enjoy exploring caves, then you have to check out this extensive underground cave system. The caves are part of the 200-acre Alabaster Caverns State Park in Freedom and guided tours are offered daily. Not only will you see a rare form of gypsum, but you’ll also get to see several species of bats during your tour.