A Seasonal Guide to RVing in Oklahoma

From the vibrant life of spring to the serene snowscapes of winter, Oklahoma offers a unique RVing experience in every season. Here’s how to make the most of your adventure, no matter the time of year.

Spring: Wildflowers and Stormy Skies

Spring in Oklahoma is a time of renewal, with blooming wildflowers and lush green landscapes. It's the perfect time for hiking and outdoor photography. Always stay weather-aware. Oklahoma springs can bring severe storms. Have a reliable weather radio and a plan in place. Visit the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to see stunning landscapes and bison herds.

Summer: Lake Life and Starry Nights

Summer is all about embracing the heat with water activities. Evenings are perfect for stargazing away from the city lights. Keep your RV cool by using reflective window coverings and planning outdoor activities for the morning or evening. Spend a day at Lake Thunderbird for boating, fishing, or swimming.

Fall: Football, Foliage, and Festivals

Fall is a favorite for many Oklahomans. The air is crisp, the foliage is beautiful, and the energy of football season is contagious. Book your spot at R.B. Park well in advance for OU home games, as spots fill up quickly! Take a scenic drive through the Talimena National Scenic Byway for breathtaking fall colors.

Winter: Cozy Campfires and Quiet Parks

Winter offers a quieter, more peaceful RVing experience. It's the perfect season for those looking to relax and enjoy the solitude. Ensure your RV is properly insulated and your water pipes are protected from freezing. Visit the Chickasaw Cultural Center for a fascinating indoor exploration of Native American history.