Camping can be a fun experience but sometimes it’s a bit too rustic for some people. Glamping is a great alternative for those wanting to be close to nature but also wanting to enjoy some modern luxuries at the same time. Over the last several years, Oklahoma has added some great glamping options in the most beautiful settings. Keep scrolling to check out seven camping spots with yurt-like rentals for an unforgettable overnight adventure when you go glamping in Oklahoma.

1. Wood Guest Ranch, Boswell
Wood Guest Ranch, 245 East County Road 2020, Boswell, OK 74727, USA
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Available to rent on Airbnb.com, Wood Guest Ranch glamping tents are just the right attraction for people looking for a relaxing weekend getaway. This outdoor experience comes standard with all the creature comforts found in modern accommodations, all while being completely surrounded by the tranquility of mother nature. We promise these are no ordinary tents - each one comes with a queen-size bed, A/C unit, and heater, just to list a few of the amenities. View more photos and book your stay at Wood Guest Ranch on its official Airbnb page.
2. Lake Eufaula State Park, Eufaula
Lake Eufaula State Park, 111563 OK-150, Checotah, OK 74426, USA
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Book an overnight stay in a dreamy yurt at Lake Eufaula State Park. They are located in an idyllic setting, making them an ideal summer destination in Oklahoma. Step inside the yurts and you'll love the modern amenities and high ceilings. The Longhorn Loop Honeymoon yurt features a queen-size log canopy bed, two chairs, lights, and tables. View more photos and book your stay at Lake Eufaula on its official website page.
3. Orr Family Farm Campground, Oklahoma City
Orr Family Farm, 14400 S Western Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73170, USA
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One of the most unique places to stay in Oklahoma is Orr Family Farm. The farm is home to camping and glamping options and even houses a wagon village that is unlike anything else in the state. Here, you can unplug and relax under the stars and the nighttime sky is absolutely to die for. Reservations are available year-round and we highly recommend an overnight stay here...it's unlike anything else in the state. View more photos and book your stay at Orr Family Farm on its official website page.

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4. Bell Tent Rental, Broken Bow
Broken Bow, OK 74728, USA
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Experience the great outdoors like never before at Bell Tents, glamorous tents that offer the ultimate glamping getaway. Located near Broken Bow Lake in southern Oklahoma, this glamping excursion is sure to create long-lasting memories. With amenities that rival some hotels, it will be easy to forget that you are actually in a tent. View more photos and book your stay at Bell Tent Rental on its official Glamping Hub page.
5. Osage Hills State Park, Pawhuska
Osage Hills State Park, 2131 Osage Hills, Park Rd, Pawhuska, OK 74056, USA
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Guests can rent furnished tents in Osage Hills State Park that come equipped with heating, comfortable beds, patios, picnic tables and so much more. This glamping experience is the perfect middle ground; all the amenities of a cabin with the look and feel of camping. View more photos and book your stay at Osage Hills State Park’s official website page.
6. Boho Bells at Red Rock Canyon State Park, Hinton
116 Red Rock Canyon Rd, Hinton, OK 73047, USA
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Boho Bells at Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park is a pop-up attraction that offers a world-class glamping experience right here in the Sooner State. It is a Bohemian-inspired glamping hotel for the modern wanderer who enjoys the finer side of camping. It's only open seasonally, so be sure and check their website dates. View more photos and book your stay at Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park’s official website page.
7. Robbers Cave State Park, Wilburton
Robbers Cave State Park, 2084 NW 146th Rd, Wilburton, OK 74578, USA
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You won’t believe the beautiful setting at Robbers Cave State Park, located in the hills of the San Bois Mountains in southeast Oklahoma. If you enjoy nature and you’re looking for a weekend getaway, you’ll want to check out the yurts that are available to rent in the park. The yurts are located right on the lake and it's the most breathtaking setting ever. Each yurt comes with a queen-size bed and sleeper sofa. View more photos and book your stay at Robbers Cave State Park’s official website page.

If you’re interested in learning more about everything Orr Family Farm has to offer, check out our previous featured article on this beloved farm. There is so much to do here and they offer fun for the whole family!

Have you ever been to these locations for glamping in Oklahoma? Do you have other campsites you prefer for Oklahoma glamping? Let us know in the comment section! We would love to hear from you.

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Where are some primitive campgrounds in Oklahoma?

Taking a step away from the hustle and bustle of every day life is often a key driver that leads people to camping. While some people aren’t ready to leave all modern amenities, others prefer a more primitive camping experience. Luckily, there are some stunning, yet rustic campgrounds in Oklahoma that are worth a visit:

  • Red Rock Canyon in Hinton
  • Honey Creek State Park in Grove
  • Greenleaf State Park in Braggs
  • Alabaster State Park in Freedom

For more information on these and several other sites, check out this article on rustic campgrounds in Oklahoma.

Where are some of the best campgrounds in Oklahoma?

Camping in Oklahoma has a little bit for everyone no matter your style, from the glamping to the rustic. Ultimately though, getting away from it all and relaxing are important qualities, and the following are sure to make the list for the most relaxing campgrounds in Oklahoma:

  • Beavers Bend State Park in Broken Bow
  • Lake Thunderbird State Park in Norman
  • Black Mesa State Park in Kenton
  • Chickasaw National Recreation Area in Sulphur
  • Quartz Mountain State Park in Lone Wolf

For more information on these and several other sites, check out this article on relaxing campgrounds in Oklahoma.

What are some of the best state parks in Oklahoma?

There are a lot of great campgrounds in the state parks of Oklahoma. But if you’re not ready to spend the night, at least take some day trips and visit the following parks:

  • Beaver’s Bend State Park in Broken Bow
  • Grand Lake State Park in St. Mary’s
  • Alabaster Caverns State Park in Freedom
  • Little Sahara State Park in Waynoka

For more information on these and several other parks, check out this article on the best state parks in Oklahoma.

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