1930s Oklahoma state park cabins modernize
A stay in a cabin at one of Oklahoma’s state parks could be a little more posh by the end of the year.
Gary Sessums works on a cabin in the woods near Beavers Bend State Park north of Broken Bow, Friday, January 26, 2007. Cabins at several state parks are in the final phases of being renovated. BY DAVID MCDANIEL, THE OKLAHOMAN.
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Nearly $2 million has been spent to upgrade cabins at parks statewide. By the end of 2009, 180 cabins will have updated furnishings. State parks with upgraded furnishings include:
• Beaver’s Bend: 47 cabins
• Great Salt Plains: 6 cabins
• Boiling Springs: 4 cabins
• Roman Nose: 11 cabins
• Keystone: 17 cabins
• Tenkiller: 18 cabins
• Lake Murray: 56 cabins in the process of being renovated. Source: Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
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