Many of those bordering states can be traversed without seeing much more than oil rigs and farmland but, Oklahoma does have a few more hilly sections, particularly in its western reaches. Oklahoma, being part of the Great Plains, is similar to its northern and southern neighbors in that it is primarily a long, flat length of land. Expect largely wide-open prairie, camping along a road, and surrounded by private farms, but picnic sites like Felt Picnic Area offer some cover and free RV parking. Rita Blanca National Grassland in the Panhandle has a couple of these. Instead of national forests, you’ll be staring at the state’s national grassland because you’re in the Great Plains. The majority of dispersed campsites are operated by the US Forest Service, if you love the type of natural camping seen in places like state parks or wildlife management areas. Jump directly to the 15 Favorite Western Oklahoma Boondocking Spots Free Oklahoma Campsites on Public Land Jump directly to the 16 Top SE Oklahoma Boondocking Areas Jump directly to the 14 Free NE Oklahoma Boondocking Campsites

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