Overlooking the beautiful waterways of the Illinois River lies a little oasis in the Ozark woodlands in Tahlequah – Elephant Rock Nature Park. This 210-acre park is the perfect place to go to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The park is full of hiking trails and even has a private entrance to the Illinois River. You can stay overnight at a campsite or rent your very own yurt. Take a look at the beauty that surrounds this little natural oasis in Oklahoma:
Every season is beautiful, but the falls colors give the park an extra special touch.
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Try out hammock camping right along the edge of the Illinois River.
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Enjoy the serenity and relaxation of this quiet oasis.
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Kayak rentals are available and river access is easily accessible.
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Or you can rent a tube for bigger groups.
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The pine trees, wildlife and mountains make exploring a fun adventure.
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Experience “glamping” in a yurt.
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The park also offers guided hikes and rock-lined trails.
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To see more of Elephant Rock Nature Park, watch the video below:
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Have you ever visited Elephant Rock Nature Park in Tahlequah? If so, did you go glamping in a yurt?
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