If There's One Fall Festival You Attend In Oklahoma, Make It The Robbers Cave Fall Festival
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Editor’s Note: The 2024 Robbers Cave Fall Festival has been canceled. However, there is an unofficial announcement from city officials that a partnership with Oklahoma State Parks to continue the long-standing tradition is in the works. Keep an eye out for updates on the Robbers Cave Fall Festival website.
Fall in Oklahoma is magical. The foliage turns to bright red and orange hues, the morning air is crisp, and college football is in full swing. But that’s not all it has going for it. We have many fall festivals that are filled with great food, local goods, entertainment, and more. One of those festivals is at Robbers Cave State Park. This three-day festival celebrates the season in the most beautiful setting and you won’t want to miss it.
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If you’re interested in being a vendor at the festival or viewing the schedule, please visit the Robbers Cave Festival website.
We highly recommend you also spend time exploring Robbers Cave State Park when you visit the festival to enjoy the fall colors in Oklahoma.
To learn more about hiking in the park, check out our previous article about the natural beauty you will find at Robber’s Cave State Park in Oklahoma.
Admire Natural Beauty From A Stunning Height While Hiking At Robber’s Cave State Park In Oklahoma
If you find yourself traveling out of Oklahoma, be sure you make it to some of the best fall festivals around the US:
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What are some fall festivals in Oklahoma?
From hot air balloons to folk festivals, Oklahoma knows how to celebrate a fun occasion. Here are a few fall festivals in Oklahoma that should make it on your calendars:
- Poteau Balloon Fest, Poteau, OK: Come one come all to the LeFlore County Fairgrounds in October for a fun colorful festival in Oklahoma. The skies are alive with dancing hot air balloons and the carnival rides are flashing bright. Not only can you enjoy hot air balloon rides, but helicopter rides too. And the BMX shows are always exciting too. There is always a good amount of excitement at the Poteau Balloon Fest.
- Beavers Bend Folk Festival & Craft Show, Beavers Bend State Park, OK: Make sure your dancing shoes are warmed up for this fun late-fall event in November. With around 70 vendors selling food, arts, and crafts, there will be plenty of deals to keep you fed and furnished with gifts and decor. Many of the vendors offer live demonstrations of their skills as well, from woodturning to blacksmithing. With fun events for kids and adults alike, this fall festival in Oklahoma is one we like to come to year after year.
- Tulsa Oktoberfest, Tulsa, OK: Late October brings one of the most well-known fall festivals around the world - Oktoberfest. And Tulsa has one of the best in the country. This weekend event is more than simply drinking great beer and celebrating your German heritage, you can join numerous games, contests, and events like a Weiner dog race or a Dachshund parade, or prove your strength in a challenging game of tug of war. With live music, dancing, and big golden amber mugs of German bubbly, we are pretty sure you'll have a festive time.