One of the most beautiful places to explore in Oklahoma is Robbers Cave State Park in Wilburton. This 8,246-acre park has two lakes, a creek, miles, and miles of hiking trails, caves, hilly woodlands, and much more. Keep scrolling below to learn more about this scenic place, then head to southeast Oklahoma to explore it in person.

Head to southeast Oklahoma to the hills of the San Bois Mountains and you'll find Robbers Cave State Park - an 8,246-acre park filled with majestic beauty.
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The park is famous for its caves that were once used by notorious outlaws, Belle Star and Jesse James. They are open to the public and easily accessible.
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To get to the caves, take the Robbers Cave Nature Trail - a 0.9 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near the back of the park. Grab some literature at the trailhead, before heading out to hike,
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They rent paddle boats and canoes, so you can head out on the lake and enjoy the beauty from a different angle.
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You'll also find campground facilities located in gorgeous settings. During your stay, you'll enjoy all kinds of amenities, including the swimming pool with waterslide, where you can play for just $5 per person.
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Or rent one of 26 cabins that include single and deluxe options. They come fully equipped with modern conveniences, fireplaces, and lake views.
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The park was established in 1929 and encompasses nearly 13 square miles, so there's plenty to see and do here. So much, in fact, that you're going to want to plan an entire weekend to see everything.
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The area is full of boulders, water features, trees, and unique places to explore. You'll definitely want to explore this epic state park in 2020.
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If you’re interested in staying overnight in one of their cabins, please read our previous article here.

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