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These 10 Cozy Cabins Are Everything You Need For The Ultimate Fall Getaway In Oklahoma

The moment the leaves begin to fall in autumn, the idea of a relaxing getaway in a cozy cabin sounds so inviting. If you’re ready for a weekend away, we found 10 affordable cabins that are everything you need for the ultimate fall getaway in Oklahoma. Take a look at these family-friendly and romantic cozy cabin rentals in Oklahoma to see which ones you’ll want to book.

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1. Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow
Beavers Bend State Park and Nature Center, 4350 OK-259A, Broken Bow, OK 74728, USA
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Spend a relaxing weekend in one of the state's beautiful state parks in southeastern Oklahoma. Beavers Bend State Park has 45 cabins that can sleep between two and six guests. The cabins have all the amenities to make your stay enjoyable and some even have private decks.
2. Clayton Lake State Park, Clayton
Clayton Lake State Park, US-271, Clayton, OK 74536, USA
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Clayton Lake State Park has several two-bedroom cabins that can be rented overnight. This beautiful park is located in southeastern Oklahoma's Kiamichi Mountains.
3. Greenleaf State Park, Braggs
Greenleaf State Park, 12022 Greenleaf Rd, Braggs, OK 74423, USA
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The peaceful cabins at Greenleaf State Park were built in the 1930s but have been restored inside while still keeping their charming outside character. The park offers cabin #15 as a handicap-accessible cabin overlooking Greenleaf Lake.
4. Osage Hills State Park, Pawhuska
Osage Hills State Park Road, Oklahoma 74003, USA
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Choose from one of eight cabins at Osage Hills State Park in northeastern Oklahoma. These historic cabins were also built in the 1930s and feature cozy accommodations.
5. Robbers Cave State Park, Wilburton
Robbers Cave State Park, 2084 NW 146th Rd, Wilburton, OK 74578, USA
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Located in the beautiful San Bois Mountains, Robbers Cave State Park has several quaint cabins for visitors to rent overnight. If you're looking for a romantic cabin, request cabin #1 - known as the secluded honeymoon cabin.
6. Keystone State Park, Sand Springs
Keystone State Park, Sand Springs, OK 74063, USA
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Keystone State Park offers 22 cozy cabins complete with full amenities including satellite television and fireplaces. Cabin sizes vary from one-bedrooms to multiple bedrooms and some are even pet-friendly.
7. Hugo Lake State Park, Sawyer
Hugo Lake Park, Highway 70, Sawyer, OK 74756, USA
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You can choose from resort lakefront cabins to primitive rustic cabins while enjoying a stay at Hugo Lake State Park. One thing is for sure, no matter which style you choose, your stay will be comfortable and surrounded by beautiful scenery.
8. Great Salt Plains State Park, Jet
Salt Plains State Park, 23280 S Spillway Dr, Jet, OK 73749, USA
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The cabins at Great Salt Plains State Park are rustic and very comfortable with a bed, refrigerator, and stove. All cabins are eco-friendly and have Energy-star appliances.
9. Boiling Springs State Park, Woodward
Boiling Springs State Park, 207745 Boiling, The Springs Rd, Woodward, OK 73801, USA
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This 820-acre park has four cabins to rent for your convenience while visiting Boiling Springs State Park. All cabins have one bedroom with a queen size sofa sleeper in the living room. Pets are allowed in all cabins.
10. Sequoyah State Park, Hulbert
Sequoyah State Park, 17131 Park 10, Hulbert, OK 74441, USA
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The overnight facilities at Sequoyah State Park include a lodge with 104 rooms, 44 cabins/cottages, a large bunkhouse, and a campground. The park is located on the shores of Fort Gibson Lake and offers many outdoor activities.

Which of these cozy cabins would you pick for your fall getaway in Oklahoma?

Of course, these are just a few of the many Oklahoma cabin rentals you can find in our wonderful state. If you’re looking for more cozy cabin rentals in Oklahoma, take a look at a few more here.

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Where is the prettiest place in Oklahoma for a fall getaway?

Oklahoma is known for its, rich Native American history, cowboy culture, and beautiful natural areas. So it’s no wonder Oklahoma in the fall is a prime time to saddle up your horse and head to some amazing state parks. You’ve got your Quartz Mountain, Beavers Bend, and Natural Falls state parks to start. Then you can rustle up some grub by fishing in the Glover River, followed by sightseeing in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. So which of those is the prettiest place in Oklahoma? You’ll just have to come on by to find out. Let’s start you out with a cozy cabin near Beaver’s Bend. This absolutely beautiful Bear Pine Retreat in Broken Bow, Oklahoma will knock your socks off. Two bedrooms with accommodations for up to six guests to enjoy Beaver’s Bend State Park and Broken Bow Lake. Pack your throwing axe too for a trip to nearby Hochatown Bigfoot Axe Throwing.

What’s the prettiest town in Oklahoma?

Okay, what’s with the prettiest question again? You should know by now all of Oklahoma will throw its hat into that contest so why don’t we stick with Hochatown since we are there tossing our axe around? At one time Hochatown was known as the moonshine capital of Oklahoma because it was a thriving underground booze barrel during prohibition. Interesting facts aside, Hochatown is a lovely town right next door to Beaver’s Bend State Park and Broken Bow Lake. That being the case we have another wonderful cabin for you that certainly qualifies as the “prettiest cozy cabin” on someone’s list. It’s a one-bedroom cabin with a loft that contains a couple more twin beds for sleeping up to four people. Travelin’ Lights cabin whispers romantic getaway in your ear with its stone mantel fireplace, hot tub on the private patio, and fire-pit ready for fire-lit stargazing in that big Oklahoma sky.