Move more at a state park with a chance to win a free stay

July 15, 2021

Two Oklahoma organizations are partnering to encourage Oklahomans to move outdoors in honor of Parks and Recreation and Picnic Month by offering a FREE two-night stay at an Oklahoma State Park. Shape Your Future, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, has joined with the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department to inspire Oklahoma families to get their daily physical activity at Oklahoma State Parks this month.

Outdoor recreation is pivotal to cultivating a healthy lifestyle, especially for families. Kids need 60 minutes and adults need 30 minutes of physical activity each day. Oklahoma’s many state parks offer an array of locations to get some fun physical activity this summer.

“We know how critical physical activity is to the overall health of Oklahomans,” said Julie Bisbee, TSET executive director. “This partnership with Oklahoma Tourism will help Oklahomans take advantage of the numerous opportunities to be active and explore the beautiful, tobacco-free parks all around our state.”

Oklahoma Tourism promotes more than 30 parks across the state, offering activities like biking, swimming, hiking, fishing, horseback riding and more. Families can pack a healthy meal full of fruits and veggies to make sure they’re providing their body’s proper nutrition while exploring. There are plenty of free, healthy picnic and infused water recipes available at ShapeYourFutureOK.com for inspiration.

Just snap a picture or video at a state park and submit it before August 1 at ShapeYourFutureOK.com for a chance to win a free two-night stay in a cabin at an Oklahoma State Park of your choice.

Not sure which park to visit? Find a popular park in your region below or view the full list at TravelOK.com.

Central Oklahoma: Lake Thunderbird State Park — Norman, OK

Northeast Oklahoma: Sequoyah State Park — Hulbert, OK

Northwest Oklahoma: Roman Nose State Park — Watonga, OK

South Central Oklahoma: Lake Murray State Park — Ardmore, OK

Southeast Oklahoma: Robbers Cave State Park — Wilburton, OK

Southwest Oklahoma: Great Plains State Park — Mountain Park, OK