Start your quest for your ultimate Oklahoma vacation by browsing through the books listed below. Choose five to seven places you think you might enjoy spending time and list them.

• Harrison, James. The Young People's Atlas of the United States KingFisher-Larousse Kingfisher Chambers Incorporated,New York, 1995
• Brindell, Dennis. OKLAHOMA, From Seas to Shining Sea, Childrens Press, Chicago,1992
• Aylesworth,Thomas G. and Aylesworth,Virginia L. The South Central Discovering America,Chelsea House Publications, Philadelphia,1996
• Pelta, Kathy OKLAHOMA First Avenue Edition, Lerner Publications Company, Minneapolis 1992
• Thompson, Kathleen OKLAHOMA Portrait of America, Raintree Steck-Vaughn Publications, Austin, Texas,1996

Below you fill find some interesting attractions to explore and learn more about. Many of these sites will give valuable information on opening/closing times, activities and tours, prices for admission, etc. Remember to estimate for two people or for one child and an adult.

Northwest Oklahoma

• State Parks - Go to the park of your choice.
• Museums - A little something for everyone.
• Attractions - So much to see, so little time.
• Alabaster Caverns - Discover the treasures.
• Black Mesa State Park - A playground of fun.

Northeast Oklahoma

• State Parks - See the state park of your choice.
• Museums - Learn more about the museums of this area.
• Attractions - Check out some fun things to do.
• Cherokee Heritage Center - Learn about the Cherokee history.

Central Oklahoma

• State Parks - Select the park of your choice.
• Attractions - Some much to see and do.
• Museums - Many things to learn about.
• Cowboy Attractions - Rope yourself an awesome time.

Southwest Oklahoma

• State Parks - Visit the parks of your choosing.
• Museums - See some exciting exhibits.
• Attractions - Find the many fun things to do.

South Central Oklahoma

• State Parks - Explore the area parks.
• Museums - Learn some fascinating information.
• Attractions - A good time to be had by all.

Southeast Oklahoma

• State Parks - Stroll through the area parks.
• Museums - See what treasures they hold.
• Attractions - Excitement awaits you.

Other Sites

• Looking at the Regions - A good starting point.
• Caves in the U.S.A. - Go exploring.

Additional Information

Use the travel guides to help you fill in any missing information you were unable to gather using the links. You may also consider other attractions in these books. Remeber to keep in mind the cost of these attractions.

• Mobil Travel Guide - Southwest and South Central, Fodor's Travel Publishing, NY, 1997

Please remember to ask an adult for assistance when you reach this point. Air fare can take a huge chunk out of your travel allowance so shop around.Try to locate a flight that will place you fairly close to the area you plan to spend the most time in. Don't forget to select round trip for two people.

Oklahoma is the eighteenth largest state so a car will be needed to visit all the places you have lined up. Choose a vehicle that will match your needs. This is another area where adult supervision is important.

After a day of exploring the Oklahoma attractions you will require at good night's sleep. Select the lodging according to where you plan to spend most of your time. If you are planning to visit places in different regions of the state you will more than likely have to set up lodging arrangements close to these other areas. Please make sure you have adult assistance.