Public land in Oklahoma

42 public places in Oklahoma: 27 open-access private land, 7 wildlife management areas, 4 state & public land, 2 national parks, 1 national forests, 1 parks. 27 are free to enter. Pick an activity below, or open any place for its fees, rules, map and the public land around it.

What you can do

🥾 Hiking · 42 🦌 Hunting · 34 🦉 Birdwatching · 34 🎣 Fishing · 32 ⛺ Camping · 7 📷 Nature Photography · 7 🍄 Mushroom Foraging · 5 🫐 Berry Foraging · 5

🎫 Entry pass for Oklahoma state lands

Parking pass: residents $10/vehicle/day; out-of-state visitors $10/vehicle/day. Annual option: $75 (discounts for res.).

Typical published rates; fees change, so confirm at the official site before you go.

🤝 Open-Access Private Land (27)

🦆 Wildlife Management Areas (7)

Cherokee State Game RefugeUnknown — check official site
Deep Fork Wildlife Management AreaUnknown — check official site
Ellis County State Wildlife Management AreaUnknown — check official site
Gruber State Game Management AreaUnknown — check official site
Ozark Plateau State Wildlife Management AreaUnknown — check official site
Packsaddle State Wildlife Management AreaUnknown — check official site
Sandy Sanders State Wildlife Management AreaUnknown — check official site

🗺️ State & Public Land (4)

Black Mesa Nature PreserveUnknown — check official site
Charons Garden Wilderness AreaUnknown — check official site
Joseph H. Williams Tallgrass Prairie PreserveUnknown — check official site
Narrows Wilderness AreaUnknown — check official site

🏞️ National Parks (2)

Salt Plains National Wildlife RefugeUnknown — check official site
Wichita Mountains National Wildlife RefugeUnknown — check official site

🌲 National Forests (1)

Ozark-Saint Francis National ForestUnknown — check official site

🌿 Parks (1)

Winding Stair Mountain National Recreation AreaUnknown — check official site