Alabaster Caverns

Autumn Girmscheid

So beautiful!! been to many caves and havent seen bats anywhere but here! so cool, youd never think this would be in Oklahoma. the only places in the United States to see rare black alabaster. 10/10 recommended

Phyllis Romero

I visited this great small Park in 2011 where I did the cavern tour. Back here in 2025 and not much has changed except for the earthquake that caused a collapse in the cave which part of it is closed now. Jennifer was an excellent guide and answered a lot of questions. It's well maintained and a nice place to stay.

Sue Cygon

I camped in my class C for 2 nights. Very clean, level spots with electric and water. Dump station out front. The cave tour was very interesting and fun. Excellent tour guide answered all our questions. Saw a couple of bats too

Joie Gibson

This is a place we didn't know existed until we found it on the map. We were planning a road trip, and there it was. I am so glad we decided to visit. We were in a tour group with only two other people, so we had the ability to ask lots of questions, and our tour guide was super knowledgeable. The walk is pretty easy, even for someone with a bit more limited mobility. The tour took about 25 minutes, and the prices are reasonable. There is a nice picnic area as well.

UNEEDA Project

The gypsum caverns here at alabaster State Park have an excellent path running through them, led by a park tour guide who is knowledgeable about the caves. there was a caving six or seven years ago that blocked the entrance and now tours go in through the back of the cave and turn around before the collapse and retrace the steps. The pass through the cave is not boring in either direction, however as expected in cave the ceiling is drippy in unexpected places. Worth the visit, be careful in the fields as we ran across a Western diamondback just a few feet off the road.