Alabaster Caverns
About Alabaster Caverns
Welcome to the world-renowned Alabaster Caverns, an awe-inspiring natural wonder nestled in the heart of Oklahoma. Known as the largest natural gypsum cave open to the public, this captivating cavern is a part of the 200-acre Alabaster Caverns State Park. It's a unique geological formation that promises an unforgettable adventure for families seeking to explore the mysterious underground world.
Your journey begins with a guided tour that spans three-quarters of a mile. This tour will take you on an illuminating path through the cave, offering a chance to marvel at the stunning formations of rare alabaster gypsum. The knowledgeable guides are there to unravel the secrets of the cave, sharing fascinating insights into its history and geology. The tour is designed to be both educational and exciting, making it a perfect fit for curious young minds.
Be prepared for a bit of a workout, as the tour involves navigating 330 stair steps and uneven paths. The cave maintains a cool and damp environment, so wearing comfortable shoes and bringing a light jacket is advisable. The entire tour lasts about 45 minutes, and the sense of exploration and discovery is well worth the effort.
Beyond the cave, Alabaster Caverns State Park offers a variety of family-friendly activities. There are 11 RV sites available for reservation and 12 first-come, first-served tent sites for those who wish to extend their adventure. Nature lovers can explore hiking trails, enjoy a game of volleyball, or relax in the picturesque picnic areas. For the truly adventurous, wild caving is an option from April to September, providing an exhilarating experience off the beaten path.
The park is also home to special events like the Bat Wing Ding, and themed seasonal activities, ensuring there's always something happening to entertain the whole family. Whether you're camping under the stars or simply spending the day exploring, Alabaster Caverns State Park offers a memorable outdoor experience for all ages.
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Suggest editAdults $10
Children $7 (Ages 6 to 12)
Free Under 5 years but you do need a ticket
Last Update 2025
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How does the cavern ensure visitor safety and comfort? The caverns are naturally dark and cold, so they have created a beautiful lighting system to make it easier for you. They also keep groups to 40 people to ensure your safety.
What is there to do?
What are some must-do activities for families visiting the caverns? Families should not miss the guided cave tours, exploring hiking trails, and enjoying a picnic in the park's beautiful surroundings.
Do they have baby facilities?
What facilities are available for families with babies? Baby changing stations and stroller-friendly paths are available to accommodate families with young children.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Alabaster Caverns?
Where can families enjoy a meal at Alabaster Caverns? There is a picnic area where you can enjoy some healthy homemade lunches with the family!
Any top tips when visiting?
Are there additional costs associated with activities at the park? Tours, camping, and other activities incur an additional charge.
Does Alabaster Caverns have a gift shop?
Can families purchase souvenirs at Alabaster Caverns? You can have a great time out in nature and take back memories, but also make sure to check out the visitor center for unique gifts and souvenirs.
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How can teachers make the most of a visit to the caverns? Schools can arrange educational tours focusing on geology, natural history, and conservation, tailored to engage students of all ages.
Does Alabaster Caverns have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Are there healthy eating options available at the park? Families are encouraged to bring healthy snacks and meals to enjoy in the park's scenic picnic areas.
Is Alabaster Caverns fully accessible?
What should visitors know about the physical requirements of the tour? The tour is only suitable for those in good health and able-bodied. There are steep inclines, 330 steps, and uneven pathways.
Any additional information?
What other activities and events can families enjoy at the park? Other activities are seasonal, such as Wild Caving and Cave Camping (April to Sept), and then there are special events like Birthday Bash (Sept 3 to 5) and Easter Egg Hunts in March!

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