Quartz Mountain State Park

06/03/2026

05/28/2026

It is officially fawn season! ❤️🦌
IMPORTANT REMINDERS ‼️
1. Do not kidnap or “help” fawns!
As you drive around the park you may see a lone fawn. This is completely normal! The mothers will pick a spot they deem safe and leave their fawn there by itself. Sometimes the mother will leave their fawn for up to 24 hours. They are NOT abandoned. The mother will eventually come back to nurse it and move it to a new spot.
2. Do NOT feed the deer or fawns!
Fawns especially have delicate digestive systems. Feeding them can easily kill them or make them sick.
3. Do not touch or try to move fawns.
Fawns are born scentless. This is an amazing survival mechanism that makes it very hard for predators to find them. Touching them or letting your pets touch them ruins this. Admire them from a safe distance and let mom do her job.

05/28/2026

Can you believe it's almost June? Stay active this summer and join us on the trails!

05/27/2026

FREE FISHING WEEKEND on June 6th and 7th!

05/16/2026

Join us June 6th at shelter 1 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am!

Can you believe our Naturalist Program launched 50 years ago!!! We couldn't let this incredible milestone slide by without throwing a party!

Mark your calendars and head to one of the six parks on the list for a day of fun activities, raffle prizes, refreshments, Park Pal photo ops and so much more during the AARP Oklahoma Naturalist 50th celebration!

05/07/2026

HUGE shoutout to our maintenance staff 👏🏼
They hauled buckets of water, a pressure washer, and elephant snot straight up the mountain.
Thank you Alex, Dallas, Brian, and Ryan!

05/07/2026

We are better than this. Please stop defacing these ancient mountains. We have hauled up water and chemicals to remove all of this. These are only a few photos of the graffiti all along the trail. You didn’t even bother packing out your can of spray paint.

05/05/2026

Frank Lugert’s general store in 1906