Let the lodging be the star of the show on your next Oklahoma vacation – these one-of-a-kind properties are sure to make your visit memorable.
Flock to a Birdhouse
Perch on the porch at the Birdhouse Cottages in Medicine Park to enjoy views of the flowing Medicine Creek below. These unique, colorful vacation rentals appear as a supersized version of actual birdhouses and take their names from Oklahoma’s backyard birds, including Cardinal, Bluebird, Hummingbird and Painted Bunting. Inside these eye-catching cabins, two can comfortably sleep on a queen-sized bed while enjoying modern amenities like WiFi, a mini fridge, microwave and shower.
Dream the Night Away in a Floating Cabin
Take your Lake Murray State Park getaway to the next level with Lake Murray Floating Cabins in Ardmore. A step above a lakeside property, you can moor your jets skis or boats at your cabin’s doorstep for ultimate access to the water while enjoying the extra privacy of spending your vacation in a gated area. Each rental has amenities for your entire group including a fully functional kitchen, a sleeping loft, a balcony and bathrooms.
Set Up Camp in a Teepee
For a camping experience unlike anywhere else in the state, rent a teepee at Roman Nose State Park in Watonga. These surprisingly spacious structures are conveniently located in the middle of the park and are available each year from April until October for your next exciting outdoor adventure. Sleep in comfort and then enjoy the non-stop fun available within the park - picnic areas, a sparkling swimming pool, paddle boats, hiking trails and much more are all within visitors' fingertips.
For a luxurious glamping experience, head to Orr Family Farm in Oklahoma City and camp out in a temperature-controlled teepee decked out with plush mattresses, a microwave and a refrigerator. During your stay, take advantage of access to the 19-foot-long Signature Swim Spa. Guests can also enjoy complimentary s'mores around the firepit and hot cocoa inside the hospitality room. Book a stay in the fall, and be sure to add on admission to the giant maze, pumpkin patch, Zombie Apocalypse Paintball and more.
Hunker Down in a Train Car
The refurbished 1911 train car at Rebel Hill Guest Ranch in Antlers allows guests to stay in luxury while enjoying the quiet and serenity of being out in the country. The “Rebel Hill Express” is an 80-foot Victorian passenger train decked out with two bedrooms, velvet curtains, a rock shower, claw-foot tub and Victorian style décor that make this property a fun and fancy option. There are also plenty of on-site activities including horseback trail rides, fishing, hiking and more.
Relax in a Hanging Bed
Get away from it all with someone you love at the Stone Creek Cabin in Broken Arrow. Between enjoying the stone fireplace inside, you can also curl up on the “hanging bed” on the huge porch outside. It has a great view of the surrounding land and is perfect for stargazing. It makes a few nights here a truly special experience.
What in the World is a Yurt?!
Natural Falls State Park is best known for its stunning 77-foot waterfall, and the yurts provide prime access to the railed observation platform overlooking the falls. These unique round, tent-like buildings have kitchen appliances, beds and climate control. You’ll wake up in the morning and be able to step out of your yurt to see bright blue water cascading through the area’s rock formations, while spending your evenings cooking burgers on the grill and making s’mores around the fire ring.
Bunk in a Bin
Surrounded by hundreds of acres of farmland, The Peacock Room welcomes guests for a rustic stay in a retrofitted grain bin. This charming circular room includes a comfortable king-sized bed with shared bathroom and kitchen in the former “milk barn.” Throw open the French doors and enjoy the view from your covered deck. Guests can spot cows, guineas, chickens and the resident peacock “Dwayne” at the 3J Farms OK in Blanchard.
Scrap to Your Heart’s Content
The Scrappin’ Pad, located mere minutes from Kaw Lake in Kaw City, is a crafter and scrapbooker’s paradise. Get a group of friends together and spend a weekend doing what you love at this great bed and breakfast. There is a crafting room with individual work stations for each person, beds for up to 12 people, access to scrapbooking tools and even an on-site crafting store for last minute purchases. There are also multiple living areas, a full kitchen and tons of space.
Rest Like a “Redneck”
Appealing to those who love shabby chic style paired with country flair, the Redneck Riviera Resort & Ranch in Temple is a fun, family friendly destination. The four one-room cabins offer rustic décor and an old Western town facade, which features a charming wooden walkway as well as tongue-in-cheek signs for the “Salti Bird Saloon” and “RubyLou Café.” They also have a three bedroom luxury cabin that was featured on the popular show “Hillbilly Handfishin’.” While staying here, enjoy casting a line in the private pond, ATV riding and other outdoor activities.
Live Like an Outlaw
Live like an outlaw during your Oklahoma vacation at the Bonnie & Clyde Cottage in Medicine Park. The infamous bank robbers spent time here while they were on the run from police during the 1930s. They undoubtedly sought the charm and comfort of this community, which was a popular resort town in the 1920s, while being tailed by the law. Today, the area has regained its notoriety and visitors from all over flock to see the beauty of the nearby Wichita Mountains, as well as the town’s delightful cobblestone streets.
Sleep Among the Trees
Escape inside an enchanting treehouse with a stay at the Eufaula Treehouse Tree-sort in Eufaula. Climb the handcrafted steps, leading up to a sliding barn door, as well as stunning stained glass windows. When not resting up inside your makeshift canopy among the trees, head outdoors for a nap in a cozy hammock, or let loose on rope swings. A fire ring and charcoal grill up the ante at the Creek Treehouse, while the Choctaw Treehouse contains room to sleep nine, serving as the perfect getaway for the whole family to enjoy.
Rest in the Wild West
Get a dose of the whimsical Wild West with a stay in a covered wagon. Located at the Equestrian Campground at Robbers Cave State Park in Wilburton, this unique overnight accommodation appears as a wagon on the outside, while inside it’s outfitted with two queen-sized beds, a mini fridge, microwave, heat/ac, a picnic table, lantern holder, fire ring and grill. Restrooms and showers are a short walk away.
