We previously did an article on the 2024 solar eclipse for the Oklahoma state parks, and figure that there is an amazing opportunity for mapping those state parks to their Bortle Scale values. With the help of https://www.lightpollutionmap.info, we created the following table to provide information about the entire state parks for Oklahoma in regards to light pollution and astronomy.

Item	How Many
Number Of State Parks	39
Number of Different Bortle Scales	6
Level 1 Bortle Scale State Parks	1
Level 2 Bortle Scale State Parks	5
Level 3 Bortle Scale State Parks	9
Level 4 Bortle Scale State Parks	23
Level 5 Bortle Scale State Parks	1

Using the 2024 solar eclipse map, we had a great start to knowing the state parks, so we just added in the light pollution information. Here is some camping information for these state parks. The darkest state part is Black Mesa State Park, which is a Bortle Scale 1, some of the darkest skies that one could find.

Park	Number Of Spots	Spot Breakdown
Spavinaw Area at Grand Lake State Park	101 sites	26 spacious semi-modern (30-amp) RV sites and 75 tent sites
Boiling Springs State Park	Several Spots	Several Tents and Cabins and RV campsites
Quartz Mountain State Park	~ 208 spots	nearly 100 primitive and 100 RV sites, and 8 cabins
Sequoyah Bay State Park	151 sites	71 semi-modern RV sites with water and 30 or 50-amp electric hook-ups and 180 regular tent sites
Salt Plains State Park	165 sites	6 cabins, 64 RV sites and 95 tent sites
Beavers Bend State Park	490 sites	47 cabins with kitchenettes, plus 393 campsites and over 50 tent sites, and 40-room Lakeview Lodge
Foss State Park	145 sites	103 tent sites, 45 other,
Great Plains State Park	86 sites	56 RV hookups and 30 tent sites
Keystone State Park	176 total sites	22 cabins and RVs and primitive camping having 154 sites in three campgrounds
Little Blue Area at Grand Lake State Park	30 spots	30 primitive tent camping spots
Little Sahara State Park	300 sites	214 RV sites with water and electric, 3 covered shelter areas with water and electric, and 83 tent sites
Natural Falls State Park	66 sites	5 yurts, 44 RV campsites, and 17 tent sites
Cherokee Landing State Park	138 sites	93 RV campsites, and 45 primitive campsites
Bernice Area at Grand Lake State Park	33 sites	33 RV sites
Talimena State Park	17 sites	10 RV sites, 7 tent campsites, and more.
Lake Thunderbird State Park	200+ sites	200 RV sites and primitive tentsites.
Tenkiller State Park	38+ cabins	38 cabins, RVs, and tentsites.
Sequoyah State Park	401 sites	104 room lodge and 45 cottages. 3 RV campgrounds include 48 sites with water, sewer and electric and 80 sites with water and electric. The Seminole campground offers 20 modern and 20 semi-modern sites. The Choctaw Area has 24 modern sites, and the Cherokee Area has 60 semi-modern sites.
Alabaster Caverns State Park	10 sites	10 campgrounds
Cherokee Area at Grand Lake State Park	119 sites	Cherokee Area–>15 RVs Lakeside— 12 RVs, and 15 Tents Grandview—4 RVs and 45 tents Riverside—27 primitive and 1 group shelter
Fort Cobb State Park	417 sites	34 full-hookup RV sites, 5 cabins, 34 full-hookup sites, 245 sites, and 99 tent (primitive) sites
Lake Eufaula State Park	96+ yurts.	3 yurts, 93 tent sites throughout the park, and RVs
Lake Murray State Park	577 sites	32 lakeside guest rooms with private balconies and 56 park cabins, 3 seasonal sites, 321 RV sites, and 165 tent sites
Arrowhead Area at Lake Eufaula State Park	111 sites	91 RV and tent sites, 20 RV sites have full hookups
Clayton Lake State Park	90+ sites	30 reservable RV sites, 60 first come, first serve tent sites spread out between three camping areas, and cabins
Osage Hills State Park	51 sites	20 RV sites, 23 tents, and 8 cabins
Lake Wister State Park	153 sites	118 modern and semi-modern RV campsites, 20 tent sites, and 15 cabins.
Twin Bridges Area at Grand Lake State Park	163 sites	100 regular tent sites and 63 hooks up for RV campers
McGee Creek State Park	49 sites	25 pads, 16 campsites,  and 8 lake huts
Black Mesa State Park & Nature Preserve	25+ sites	25 RV sites with water and electricity, as well as primitive tent campsites
Lake Texoma State Park	289 sites	88 water, sewer and electric (modern) RV sites, and 41 (semi-modern) RV sites with water and electric, and 160 tent sites are available.
Robbers Cave State Park	226 sites	26 non-smoking cabins, 22 RV sites with water, sewer and electric-full hookups (modern) and 92 (semi-modern) sites with water and electric hookups and 86 primitive tent campsites are along secluded trails
Greenleaf State Park	216 sites	16 cabins, 100 RV campsites, and 100 tent campsites
Honey Creek Area at Grand Lake State Park	149 sites	49 RV sites, and 100 tent sites.
Roman Nose State Park	101 sites	12 water, sewer and electric full-hookup (modern) RV sites, 34 (semi-modern) sites with water and electric or 33 tent sites, and 22-room lodge
Raymond Gary State Park	119 sites	10 RV sites with full hookups, 9 sites with water and electric hookups and approximately 100 tent sites.

Map

Here is a show of the colors of the markers, to know how to read the map.

Color	Bortle Scale
Black	Level 1
Dark Purple	Level 2
Blue	Level 3
Green	Level 4
Yellow	Level 5

To learn more about the Bortle Scale, check out this article. The Oklahoma State Parks official website can be found here.