Felt hunkers in Oklahoma's stark Panhandle, gateway to Black Mesa's lofty trails and endless prairie skies. RV travelers claim Felt Picnic Area, our directory's lone gem, with its pull-through sites and pet welcomes. Camp here to chase sunsets over Optima Lake or summit the state's highest point.
Felt draws quiet seekers to Cimarron County's edge. Black Mesa State Park towers 15 miles north, where hikers tackle the 8-mile trail to Oklahoma's roof at 4,973 feet. Optima National Wildlife Refuge spreads south, alive with migratory birds and spring wildflowers along the North Canadian River. Annual Panhandle plow days nod to pioneer grit in nearby Boise City.
Felt Picnic Area suits solo wanderers and families craving simplicity. Pull-through sites ease big-rig parking; pets roam free on leashes. This base launches day trips to mesa hikes or lake fishing, all under unpolluted stars that rival anywhere.
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Felt claims fame as a Panhandle speck near Black Mesa, Oklahoma's highest peak. Hikers flock to the mesa's trails from this base; birders scan Optima Refuge's wetlands. Quiet draws those escaping crowds, with prairies rolling to Texas lines under vast skies.
Yes, Felt Picnic Area welcomes pets on leashes. Pull-through sites accommodate furry companions easily. Campers praise the open spaces ideal for walks amid Panhandle winds.