Challenge your family to a fun Treasure Hunt game! Click on the blue title above to find the clues then see if you can figure out these family destinations. The answer sheet is attached. Good luck and have fun Exploring Oklahoma!

Destination 1:

Clue 1: Feels like were at the beach but there’s no water.
Clue 2: Bring a giant sand pail and your ATV to enjoy this place.
Clue 3: We’re not so “little”; after all, some of our best assets are 75 feet tall.
Clue 4: Riding the dunes here is the main attraction
Clue 5: On your way to or from this park, check out the unique Glass Mountains.
Clue 6: These were created over 11,000 years ago.

Destination 2:

Clue 1: Everyone loves a rodeo!
Clue 2: Even though we’re located in an urban area, don’t call us “Urban Cowboy.”
Clue 3: Dress up in our Kids Corral.
Clue 4: Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan, and many famous people can be seen here.
Clue 5: Be inspired by the beautiful Western art here.
Clue 6: Cowboys, Native Americans, Cowboy actors, an old Western town, rodeo history....all under one roof.

Destination 3:

Clue 1: Boating, hiking, biking, camping....all close to OKC.
Clue 2: Home to the third largest university in the state, AND the oldest schoolhouse.
Clue 3: Check out our museum in a former Oklahoma National Guard building.
Clue 4: One of the main attractions here features water but it’s relatively new.
Clue 5: This city has the highest point in Oklahoma County and was formerly known as Summit.
Clue 6: In January, you’ll want to bundle up and watch the eagles fly here.

Destination 4:

Clue 1: One of the best loved in the country.
Clue 2: Lions, tigers, and bears, oh my!
Clue 3: Walk along the Oklahoma Trail and see the variety of animals in our state.
Clue 4: You can view the exhibits here from the air or ride the new Centennial Train.
Clue 5: Feed the birds...right from your hand!
Clue 6: Everyone likes to watch the gorillas in the mist.

Destination 5:

Clue 1: Many cultures can be explored here.
Clue 2:  The main activity here is a tour of the seven replicas of Indian villages.
Clue 3: One of the largest American Indian Museums
Clue 4: Buffalo, Fallow Deer, and Wild Turkey can be seen on our 140 acre pasture.
Clue 5: To find us, go east of OKC on I40 then go south on Highway 281.
Clue 6: This museum houses the most extensive display of Indian artifacts in the Southwest.

Destination 6:

Clue 1: Exploring space is all in a day’s work here.
Clue 2: You don’t have to travel through space to find us; just go west of OKC on I40.
Clue 3: Home to one of NASA’s first astronauts.
Clue 4: Named after one of the first space travelers who grew up here.
Clue 5: See replicas of the Spirit of St. Louis and the Wright Flyer.
Clue 6: There is plenty of air and space here.

Destination 7:

Clue 1: This famous landmark can be found in Northeast Oklahoma.
Clue 2: You can tour this beautiful building then spend the night here.
Clue 3: The architect of this building also designed the famous Fallingwater.
Clue 4: The building is a work of art, but don’t miss the art found inside, too.
Clue 5: Another Oklahoma landmark that was funded by a oil industry tycoon.
Clue 6: This destination is found in a city located north of Tulsa.

Destination 8:

Clue 1: One of the Five Civilized Tribes is featured here.
Clue 2: Find me in Green Country.
Clue 3: Your entire family will enjoy a walk through this village of living history.
Clue 4: Can you really make a canoe from a tree? You’ll see one here!
Clue 5: See unique demonstrations of ancient crafts here, including flint knapping and basket making.
Clue 6: Many of the people who originally lived in this area came from the Southeast part of the US along the Trail of Tears.

Destination 9:

Clue 1: The cool water is beautiful but at times, you may need to hold your nose.
Clue 2: Night hike, anyone?
Clue 3: In 1902, 640 acres of this tribal land was sold to the US government..
Clue 4: Bring your fishing pole. The spring fed lake here is home to White bass, largemouth bass, crappie, and many other species.
Clue 5: Bring your bathing suit!
Clue 6: I’m named for one of the five Civilized Tribes.

Destination 10:

Clue 1: These dinosaurs are found in Southeast Oklahoma.
Clue 2: Caddo and Choctaw history is explored at this museum.
Clue 3: The dividing river between Oklahoma and Texas is a part of my name.
Clue 4: We have programs for kids called “Paleo Pals” and others.
Clue 5: The most complete skeleton of this large animal was found right here in McCurtain County!
Clue 6: Have a curious artifact of your own? Bring it to our “Ask an Archaeologist” day.
Clue 7: In addition to thousands of artifacts, check out the fine art!

Destination 11:

Clue 1: One of the most famous parks in Oklahoma.
Clue 2: Sliding down the rocks into the water is a favorite activity here.
Clue 3: Check out the largest waterfall in Oklahoma!
Clue 4: Explore our “rock castle” and our many caves.
Clue 5: This attraction is located in the Arbuckle Mountains.
Clue 6: Swimming, camping, hiking, exploring.... You’ll have more fun here than you can imagine! And it’s all located just a 90 minute drive from OKC.

Destination 12:

Clue 1: You’ll enjoy a hands on experience with the animals here.
Clue 2: A clue to the name: Over the ___ and through the woods....
Clue 3: Located on 60 acres near Lake Thunderbird.
Clue 4: You might think this place is “little,” but more than 400 animals live here.
Clue 5: Kids can be a junior zookeeper here.
Clue 6: Here you can even pet a porcupine.