Oklahoma RV Travel Destinations

If there is one thing we are certain of RVers, it’s that they like to drive. What better place to do a classic drive than Oklahoma, which has the longest stretch of historic Route 66. The largest cities, Tulsa and Oklahoma City, each have special attractions and throughout the state RV owners can take in the rich American Indian culture that is present. Whichever route you decide to take, remember that an extended RV warranty will help you all the way through the Sooner State.

One of the best ways to enjoy Oklahoma is by, in fact, driving. With an RV, visitors can drive on one of many scenic routes the state has to offer or even the historic Route 66. In Southeast Oklahoma, the gorgeous Quachita Mountains can be experienced by driving the famous Talimena National Scenic Byway. The winding mountain roads provide stunning views of the mountain range and in autumn, the area becomes a masterpiece with fall foliage. For a more quirky experience, “America’s Main Street” or Route 66 has a number of fun stops to make along the way. The drive includes peculiar roadside attractions, diners, and special small towns to visit. If taking a less traveled route, the varying countryside in Oklahoma is across the board, with rolling hills, pine woods, and plains.

To stop for some fun, RVers can play at one of the many casinos throughout the state or stop at a winery for some premiere wine. In the capital, Oklahoma City has a number of districts, including the Adventure District, Asia District, and the Arts District. The largely populated city still has a hometown feel and tourism is very affordable. The city has a number of museums, one of which being the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, a perfect addition to the Oklahoma experience. Tulsa, the other large city, is surprising with its rolling green terrain and exciting urban life. The city has museums, performance centers for big artists, and yearly events like the Tulsa Trek Expo, the largest Star Trek convention in the region. With all of the things to do and see, there is much road to cover in Oklahoma and RV warranties will be helpful the entire way.