Alabaster Caverns State Park
Alabaster Caverns State Park is located 6 miles south of Freedom off of state highway 50. The park is home to the largest natural gypsum caves open to the public in the world. The caves are inhabited by millions of bats during the summer months and are the location to access tour buses to the Mexican Free-Tail Bat Watches at the Selman Living Laboratory which is located nearby. The bat watches are scheduled for each week-end in July every year! The park is an excellent location for hiking and rock climbing, camping, and wildlife viewing. The region’s fantastic cedar canyons and gyprock mesas are tops for outdoor photography enthusiasts!
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To contact the park office, just give them a call or email them at the contact information below. Enjoy your stay!
Alabaster Caverns State Park
Located six miles south of Freedom, Oklahoma on State Highway 50
Route 1, Box 32
Freedom, OK 73842-9618
580-621-3381/Park Office
abstrcaverns@pldi.net