Little Sahara State Park

Little Sahara State Park is a state park located in Oklahoma, named for its resemblance to the Sahara Desert.

Little Sahara State Park is located in northwest Oklahoma, south of Waynoka. The park offers over 1,600 acres (6.5 km²) of rideable sand dunes ranging in height from 25 to 75 feet (23 m). Amenities include showers, picnic areas, RV hookups with electric/water and tent sites. Seasonal concessions provide refreshment, and fuel and grocery are located nearby.

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Protected Areas of Oklahoma

Federal

National Historic Sites:	Fort Smith • Washita Battlefield

National Recreation Areas:	Chickasaw • Winding Stair Mountain

National Forests:	Ouachita

National Memorials:	Oklahoma City National Memorial

National Wildlife Refuges:	Deep Fork • Little River • Optima • Ozark Plateau • Salt Plains • Sequoyah • Tishomingo • Washita • Wichita Mountains

National Grasslands:	Black Kettle • Rita Blanca

State

State Parks:

Adair • Alabaster Caverns • Arrowhead • Beaver Dunes • Beavers Bend Resort Park • Bernice • Black Mesa • Boggy Depot • Boiling Springs • Boswell Lake • Brushy Lake • Cherokee • Cherokee Landing • Clayton Lake • Crowder Lake • Disney/Little Blue • Dripping Springs • Fort Cobb • Foss • Gloss Mountain • Great Plains • Great Salt Plains • Greenleaf • Heavener Runestone • Hochatown • Honey Creek • Hugo Lake • Keystone • Lake Eucha • Lake Eufaula • Lake Murray • Lake Texoma • Lake Wister • Lake Thunderbird • Little Sahara • McGee Creek • Natural Falls • Okmulgee • Osage Hills • Quartz Mountain • Raymond Gary • Red Rock Canyon • Robbers Cave • Roman Nose • Sequoyah Bay • Sequoyah/Western Hills • Snowdale • Spavinaw • Talimena • Tenkiller • Twin Bridges • Wah-Sha-She • Walnut Creek