Mark Your Calendars, As This Gigantic Resort, Sandy Beach, Lagoon, And Waterpark Is Coming Soon To Oklahoma

We're already planning our 2024 vacation to OKANA Resort after seeing the announcement of this $300 million gigantic resort that will be opening in OKC in 2024. This destination attraction will feature a sandy beach and blue lagoon, along with an indoor waterpark, resort hotel, and much more. Keep scrolling to learn more about this incredible resort coming soon to the Sooner State.

Y'all, can you believe this massive resort is coming to Oklahoma! The OKANA will be a $300 million resort and is projected to open in 2024. The resort was unveiled by the Chickasaw Nation and will be funded by public and private sources.

The resort will be located next to the First Americans Museum right next to the Oklahoma River near downtown Oklahoma City.

The hotel will have 11 floors with over 400 rooms, along with an indoor waterpark, pedestrian bridge, and blue lagoon with sandy beaches.

We found pictures of a blue lagoon in Texas that we think will resemble the one at the resort. The lagoon will be 5 acres with crystal, clear blue water. It will feel like you're swimming in the tropics and we can hardly wait.

The announcement also said the lagoon will feature sandy beaches and we can't stop dreaming about it.

There will also be a 33,000-square-foot family entertainment center and the indoor water park will be over 100,000 square feet. Plus, they'll have a spa and conference center, so this will pretty much be the ultimate destination in Oklahoma.

Oh, and we almost forgot there will be retail shops, dining options, a golf simulator, and more. There will be no casino, so it will be family-friendly. Sorry, you can't book a reservation yet but we will announce it when you can.

Check out this video if you're interested in learning more about the new resort:

If you're interested in learning more about the adjacent First Americans Museum that is already open, check out our previous featured article on this incredible attraction.