A 2019 analysis of state park facilities and infrastructure found that, for years, funding levels have been well below the amount needed to adequately maintain our state parks at a level that would ensure the safe and enjoyable use of our parklands. In response, the agency developed a multi-pronged strategy to streamline processes, reduce operational costs and increase revenue in order to adequately fund capital reinvestment in our parks. Funding generated by the Parking Pass Program will provide much-needed resources to return park facilities and infrastructure to an acceptable standard and maintain them at that standard.


What areas of the parks will require a parking pass?

With some exceptions, all areas of participating parks will require visitors to purchase a parking pass. Exceptions include golf courses and some concessionaire areas, as identified by park management and approved by the Parks Director. Signage will be placed at park entrances and in parking areas to notify visitors of parking pass requirements.


Which state parks are participating in the program?


P4614 - Arrowhead State Park

3995 Main Park Road

P4602 - Beavers Bend State Park

4530 S Hwy 259A

P4607 - Boiling Springs State Park

207745 Boiling Springs Rd

P4608 - Cherokee Landing State Park

28610 Park 20

P4609 - Fort Cobb State Park

27022 Copperhead Road

P4610 - Foss State Park

10252 Hwy 44

P4613 - Great Plains State Park

22487 East 1566 Road

P4618 - Salt Plains State Park

23280 S. Spillway Drive

P4615 - Greenleaf State Park

12022 Greenleaf Road

P4611 - Honey Creek Area – Grand Lake State Park

901 State Park Road

P4616 - Keystone State Park

1926 Hwy 151

P4617 - Lake Eufaula State Park

111563 Hwy 150

P4601 - Lake Murray State Park

13528 Scenic Hwy 77

P4619 - Lake Texoma State Park

6037 Hwy 70 East

P4603 - Lake Thunderbird State Park

13101 Alameda Drive

P4605 - Lake Wister State Park

25567 Hwy 270

P4620 - Natural Falls State Park

Hwy 412 West

P4621 - Osage Hills State Park

2131 Park Road

P4604 - Robbers Cave State Park

55 Hwy 2 North

P4622 - Sequoyah State Park

17131 Park 10

P4606 - Tenkiller State Park

Hwy 100

P4612 - Twin Bridges Area – Grand Lake State Park

14801 Hwy 137

P4624 - Quartz Mountain State Park

14722 Highway 44a

P4623 - Talimena State Park

50884 US-271


Parking Costs - What are the costs for parking at OSP?

Parking pass rates are per vehicle, according to the following chart. Vehicles with an Oklahoma or Oklahoma tribal license plate will receive a 20% discount on rates. When purchasing passes, visitors will select the dates and time they want their pass to begin and end. The annual pass is valid for all Oklahoma State Parks; other passes are valid for the individual park selected during the purchase process. 

 

Pass Type

Rate (all vehicles except buses)

Discounted Rate (OK Residents with OK registered vehicle)

One Day

$10.00

$8.00

Three Day

$25.00

$20.00

One Week

$35.00

$28.00

Annual Pass

$75.00

$60.00

 

Buses (per day)

$25.00

n/a

 

Purchase Visitor Parking for OSP

A Daily Parking Pass, valid for 24 hours per vehicle, can be purchased using one of the following options: 


  • CameraPay - Upon arrival to the park, instructional parking lot signage will direct visitors to scan a QR code with smart phone camera, which will take them to a website to purchase a pass. The text message also provides visitors the opportunity to download a mobile app. 
  • TextPay - Upon arrival to the park, instructional parking lot signage will direct visitors to text a park-specific code to short code listed on the signage, which will take them to a website to purchase a pass. The text message also provides visitors the opportunity to download a mobile app. https://www.premiumparking.com/text-pay 
  • Mobile App - Visitors may download the Premium Parking app from the app store, or at https://www.premiumparking.com/mobile-parking
  • Website - Visitors my visit https://www.premiumparking.com/city/oklahoma-state-parks.


Note that Annual Passes can only be purchased on premiumparking.com or through the Mobile App.

What happens if a vehicle does not have a valid parking pass?

The parking pass requirement is enforced 24/7 by park staff and park rangers. Vehicles without valid passes may be subject to warnings, violation notices, towing and/or other enforcement measures.