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Tie in a day pass to Fort Sill, you can make a haunted weekend out of it.

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Just a short drive from Lawton, Fort Sill in Freedom, OK. you'll find ancient caves you can tour, hike and explore at Alabaster Caverns State Park. It's about 185 miles North of us, around 3 hours or so away from town. I'm thinking the family and I will add it to the list of our Summer stay-cation places we'd like to visit.

There was once a time when this was considered a stellar Friday night in Oklahoma.

It has one of the most painful bites or stings in the entire insect world, the dreaded Velvet Ant or Cow Killer. If you see one it's best to leave it alone or risk an excruciating experience that you'll never forget.

The Oklahoma State Fair has announced all the concerts we'll be seeing in 2023. It's a great lineup of rock, country, gospel, and even some 50's classic rock with a tribute to Elvis. Get the full line up and details.

There are places in the Sooner State you don't want to go, like these five frightening haunted places. Learn more about these terrifying Oklahoma hauntings and why you'll want to avoid them at all costs.

This Oklahoma haunting is much more than just a ghost story. This place is rumored to be a gateway to hell and home to several demons and other evil spirits who have been conjured by Satanists and witches throughout the years. This horrific legend is the stuff of pure nightmares!

It's not just the basics that make a garden thrive. It takes a little of everything; even the things we sometimes want to run from.

There's a small island in Oklahoma that friendly goats inhabit. It gets better. You can visit this island, feed, pet, and hang out with all the goats. They love getting visitors, especially those who bring snacks.

This Oklahoma Aquarium is home to 10 of the most dangerous sharks known to man, the dreaded bull shark. Did you know that the Sooner State has the single largest collection or population of Bull Sharks in captivity in the world?

To this day Spooklight Road remains one of the Sooner State's strangest spectacles and unexplained mysteries. Stories about this scary and unusual place go all the way back to the mid-1800s.