Turner Falls Park Oklahoma things to do | zip line (travel guide) 2024 (4k)

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    The park is located in the Arbuckle Mountains of south-central Oklahoma.
    It's a quick and easy family-friendly summer destination for people from Oklahoma and surrounding states. It’s located around 2 hours from Dallas, Texas, and 1 hour from Oklahoma City. The park is home to Oklahoma's largest waterfall Turner Falls located on Honey Creek. With a height of 77 feet, Turner Falls is also one of Oklahoma’s tallest waterfalls. The park attracts thousands of visitors every year who enjoy hiking, swimming, and camping. The waterfall was named after a Scottish immigrant by the name of Mazeppa Thomas Turner who discovered the falls in 1878. Here are our Top Things to do in Turner Falls Park.
    Swim in one of the 2 pools in the park.
    The Falls cascade into a natural swimming pool, where you can swim during summer months.The second pool is called Blue Hole and it’s located by the main entrance to the park.If you are planning to swim - make sure to bring water shoes - some surfaces can be slick and the bottom of the pools is rocky.Kids 12 years old and under are required to wear certified flotation devices, so if you have kids this age either bring one with you or you will have to buy one there.
    Hike the trails
    The park is over 1500 acres and there are few hiking trails in the park.
    If you are planning to hike make sure to wear a pair of walking shoes.

Komentáře • 34

  • @fireinthesky_71
    @fireinthesky_71 Před 10 měsíci +1

    My favorite water park in the 70s.

  • @Calx91
    @Calx91 Před 2 lety +14

    I wish Texas had something like this..everything is so flat

    • @derrickharmon6470
      @derrickharmon6470 Před 2 lety +2

      There is alot of springs in Texas, Big Bend, Guadeloupe state park, and even more in the Austin area.

    • @Briahna13
      @Briahna13 Před 2 lety

      You’ve never been to or heard of the hill country I guess lol. It’s a large area of Texas around San Antonio/Austin and surrounding small towns. I went to Texas State in San Marcos and the river is so clear and you can float it all day! You should google the hill country rivers and hiking trails watering holes and caves because there are endless places to check out

  • @randomboi3722
    @randomboi3722 Před 3 lety +3

    Love the advice!

  • @traveljohn2044
    @traveljohn2044 Před 3 lety +5

    Awesome video!

  • @marieurbina2545
    @marieurbina2545 Před 2 lety

    Awesome

  • @alex_qt
    @alex_qt Před 3 lety +1

    And with my family

  • @thesunstirade4057
    @thesunstirade4057 Před 3 lety +2

    went today. was really nice just very VERY crowded

  • @marcquijones
    @marcquijones Před 2 lety +1

    Are drones allowed at Turner falls as a recreational flyer?

    • @TravelWorldMore
      @TravelWorldMore  Před 2 lety +1

      When I was there I asked and they said drones allowed as long as you don't fly over other people and don't capture other people.

  • @cntsmnth
    @cntsmnth Před rokem +1

    Does anyone know how the weather is up there during Spring Break (March) ?? Is it too cold too swim?

  • @beltrancithocon601
    @beltrancithocon601 Před 3 lety +1

    what is the price for the entrance with the right to the cabin

    • @TravelWorldMore
      @TravelWorldMore  Před 3 lety +1

      That's from their website: Turner Falls Park offers Cabins at $200.00*/Summer and $125.00*/Winter per night for 4 people maximum (This includes the park admission). Winter is October 1st-April 30th, Summer is May 1st-September 30th. Must be 18 or over to reserve. Cash is not accepted. Reservations must be made with a valid credit card. ( www.turnerfallspark.com/cabins)

  • @alex_qt
    @alex_qt Před 3 lety +1

    I’m going to day :O I went 20 times

  • @gela87
    @gela87 Před rokem +2

    Estve alli esta fecha08/08/22 y las cascadas nada que ver con este video estas tienen muy poca agua bueno casi todo nesecitan ir muy temprano porque ya no toca parqueadero Serca y ay demaciada gente like si estas planeando viajar alli

  • @sathyasanjay
    @sathyasanjay Před 2 lety +1

    Many people gave their life's here very dangerous place

  • @Srinivaz4you
    @Srinivaz4you Před rokem +1

    Hi , we went today.. nothing is there … waste of money… huge wait time in the line to get in … no water fall nothing.. small ponds here and there . Not worth at all… hope this helps you

    • @TravelWorldMore
      @TravelWorldMore  Před rokem

      Memorial day's weekend is most likely one of the busiest weekends for places like this, so you need to remember this, when you are planning a trip. I guess it can dry up - that's nature it's not human made waterfall, if you didn't see waterfall.

  • @mimis0469
    @mimis0469 Před 3 lety +4

    Yeah right sound too good but is actually not. I went there and wait about two hours to go inside, then inside there was not even parking it was pack !! Water smell bad and there was too much people.

    • @RainYTs
      @RainYTs Před 3 lety +1

      My guy, it’s a tourist place, no wonder why there was “too much people”

    • @RainYTs
      @RainYTs Před 2 lety +1

      @JAY NISMO no, there isn’t that bad of a smell other than fresh air

  • @juliemckendrick4970
    @juliemckendrick4970 Před 2 lety

    People are horrible leaving their trash all over. I wish the park or cabin owners would use the insane park fee to clean all the trash up. Piles of trash all over even though they provide many trash cans.

  • @MrLogic204
    @MrLogic204 Před 2 lety

    I herd the staff there are real Karens

  • @cozysleep6233
    @cozysleep6233 Před 3 lety +1

    This place is not all that and is very dirty for what they charge, $12 plus tax !!