Heavener Runestone Park

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4.7

( 8 reviews )

Fitness & Instruction, Gyms, Hiking

Closed 08:00 AM - 08:00 PM See Hours

18365 Runestone Rd, Heavener, OK 74937, United States

+1 9186-532-241

Heavener Runestone Park is a well-known destination located in Heavener, Oklahoma. As the name suggests, the park is centered around a fascinating runestone, which has fueled much intrigue and speculation over the years. This park attracts visitors from all walks of life, eager to explore the history and natural beauty it has to offer. From the moment you step foot in Heavener Runestone Park, you will be greeted by a sense of wonder and mystery. The park boasts a variety of amenities, including a gift shop, camping facilities, and scenic trails for hiking. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Heavener Runestone Park has something for everyone. So come and immerse yourself in the enchantment of this unique destination, where the past meets the present in a truly captivating way.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Picnic tables
Public toilet
Playground
Kid-friendly hikes

Reviews

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Rick titone

March 22, 2024

Absolutely amazing experience here. Very well maintained park with incredible scenery. The Runestone is well preserved. Wonderful pathways that are well taken care of. The gift shop is very nice and stocked with plenty of Norse Rune related things. The staff is very professional, knowledgeable, accommodating, and friendly. Hope to return again with the love of my life.

Victoria lorentz

March 22, 2024

Really neat site to visit if you are into history and/or Viking culture. I lucked out and had the place to myself (visited second week of December, so probably off season?) which was really nice. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area or want to take a day trip. There is also camping around the site and a small gift shop selling firewood, souvenirs, etc.

John barilla

March 22, 2024

Sept. 2023 The staff we encountered over two different visits was very nice. I called previous to the trip and again the staff was helpful and nice. We hiked the Red blazed trail and one of the Blue blazed trails. I absolutely love the rocky rugged terrain. There were many rock shelves to walk out on and lots of shear drop-offs to walk up to the edge. Since it was bone dry when we hiked there was no flowing water. That being said there are countless little waterfalls and streams that would be magnificent during the rainy time of year. The Runestone was neat, but I hate that a building is built around it. Unfortunately we have to protect our 'gems' from 'stupid'. This is a great place to spend a ½ day chasing out the trails and learning the history of such a unique find in our state. The park was very clean everywhere we drove and walked. There is no entrance fee, but I encourage you to leave a donation to maintain access for those who follow after us.

David altergott jr

March 22, 2024

Interesting park. It is free and has a couple short trails with the main one leading to the Rune stone. They have a gift shop and clean bathrooms.

Shaun jensen

March 22, 2024

Neat place to visit. Great trails hard to see them in the fall. When the leaves are on the ground

Gordon

March 22, 2024

Drove through with a friend who lives in the area and goes there often - it is beautiful and I can see why folks go there to camp or to just have a picnic. Shady, scenic, with views of the valley. It was a hot day, and while we didn't get out of the car, the shade looked so cool and inviting.