The people of Oklahoma love their outdoor adventures! They have set aside over 400,000 acres for hiking, fishing, boating, and nature. Most of these sites allow overnight camping, so there is ample opportunity to explore.
The Oklahoma State Parks Bucket Journal had individual pages for 100 state parks, lakes, ranches, and historic sites.
We’ve also included information about the Oklahoma Fishing Trails. Each park on the trail is clearly marked with our fishing logo.
How to Use Your Oklahoma State Parks Bucket Journal
Parks that offer camping or other accommodations are on yellow pages. Some of these include Beavers Bend State Park, Lake Murray State Park, Natural Falls State Park, and Sequoia State Park.
- Search out details about the state park, lake, or historical site using the website URL.
- Have fun planning what you want to see on the left side of the 2-page spread.
- This is best done before you take your trip but can be done while you are out exploring.
- On the right side, chronicle everything that you do and experience. Included is space for journaling and reflection about your stay in the park.
Parks that are Day Use Area Only are on orange pages.
- Day-use parks are still fun to visit, even if you can’t sleep there.
- Visit them when you are staying at other overnight parks or use them as day trip excursions to get out and explore.
The Oklahoma State Parks Bucket Journal will become a living memory for your trips and adventures as you discover the state's wonders.
Enjoy exploring the beauty that is Oklahoma!
Print Size: 8.5 inches wide by 11 inches tall
Delivered as: spiral-bound journal
Page Count: 202 pages
