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Lake Thunderbird
State Park, Oklahoma
Located close to
Norman, Lake
Thunderbird State
Park is a beautiful
and quiet park
located far enough
away to feel like
the woods, yet close
enough to have
access to
Oklahoma University
Sooner football
games, and
Oklahoma City's
Attractions.
The
park is divided in
half by Thunderbird
lake, to the
North on the Alameda
Drive side you have
the Park Office,
Little River Marina,
playgrounds, and
campgrounds like
Hickory Hill; which
is where we stayed
and loved the lake
side views! To the
south on the highway
9 side you have the
Crows Secret Nature
Center,
Thunderbird Horse
Riding Stables,
Clear Bay Mountain
Bike Trails,
campgrounds and
Calypso Cove Marina.
The
Crows Secret Nature
Center is a can't
miss, the nature
Center has many
great exhibits and
many great
activities for the
kids to see and do.
We
had a great time at
the park and will
definitely return
for a longer stay so
we can see more of
the many things to
do close to the
park.
We
visited the
Little River Zoo
very close to the
park on highway 9
and had a really
nice time, they had
many different
animals and we even
got to pet a
porcupine.
Tulsa Audubon
Society Thunderbird
Lake Birding Guide.
Nearby
Oklahoma City and
Norman have tons of
things to see and
do,
Sam Noble Museum of
Natural History,
National Cowboy and
Western Heritage
Museum,
Oklahoma City Zoo,
Oklahoma City
Bricktown River Area,
45th Infantry
Division Museum,
Bass Pro Shops,
Myriad G Botanical
Gardens,
The Omniplex,
Oklahoma City
National Memorial,
Stockyards City,
Rock Town Climbing
Gym
and
Frontier City
are just a few of
the most popular.
Fun Fact: The
Capital of Oklahoma,
located in Oklahoma
City, is the only
state capital in the
United States with a
working oil well on
the grounds. |