Posted in Oklahoma August 26, 2018 by Ashley

Spend The Night Under A TePee At This Unique Oklahoma Campground

There’s nothing like an overnight stay in a real tepee to make for a memorable overnight adventure. If you’ve been searching for a unique place to stay in Oklahoma, check out the tepee rentals in Roman Nose State Park in Watonga.

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Roman Nose State Park is one of the original seven state parks in Oklahoma. It's located northwest of Oklahoma City in the town of Watonga at 3236 S Hwy 8A.

It's situated in a gorgeous canyon with surrounding rock cliffs and natural springs. One of the coolest features in the park is the tepee campground.

You can rent the teepees for only $25 per night and each one can sleep four adults comfortably.

Teepees are only available from April through October, so book yours today before the season ends.

Roman Nose offers visitors a variety of outdoor activity. There's a gorgeous pool with slides and seating that is open during the summer months.

And plenty of hiking trails that will wind you through the beautiful foliage and past natural springs.

The park also has an on-site lodge and restaurant so you can wake-up and eat a deliciously prepared breakfast without the hassle of cooking it yourself.

All teepees come with an indoor electric outlet and outdoor fire ring and grill. So there's no need to worry about charging your cell phones!

Other outdoor activities include mini golf, an 18-hole golf course, fishing, and mountain biking.

...and paddle boats, kayak rentals, and horseback riding.

Have you ever stayed overnight in a teepee before? If so, what did you think about it? For more information on Roman Nose State Park or to book your stay, click here.