Best of Lawton

These three terrifying Oklahoma haunted historical sites are among some of the strangest and scariest locations and ghost stories in the Sooner State.

If you've lived in the Sooner State for any amount of time you've probably heard of this frightening forest, and more than likely you've heard a few ghost stories about it as well. It's a place of pure evil.

You may not know it but OKC has a lot of haunted locations, urban legends, and of course ghost stories. There's no shortage of creepy places and monstrous myths, especially in the downtown area.

This haunted Indian school is one of the Sooner State's most active paranormal places with an unfortunate history of tragic and terrifying tales. The Stories include everything from mistreatment to murder.

This place is rumored to be a gateway to hell and home to several demons and other evil spirits who have been conjured by Satanists and witches throughout the years. This horrific legend is the stuff of pure nightmares.

This old bridge in Oklahoma is the stuff of pure nightmares. Unlike all the other haunted bridges in the state, the horrific history of Dead Woman's Crossing is actually true and absolutely terrifying.

This is one Oklahoma gravesite you don't want to mess with. The dreadful Witch's Grave has a haunting history and a chilling curse to those who dare disturb it.

This Halloween you'll definitely want to watch some of these homegrown horror films, especially if you're an Okie.

If you're looking to get a reprieve from the sweltering and oppressive heat head to Oklahoma's only indoor water park! It's a year-round tropical paradise where the sun is shining and it's always 83 degrees. It's one of the coolest places to cool off this summer!

Make sure you lock the car doors and whatever you do, don't slow down or pull over to the side of the road for any reason! This haunted highway in Oklahoma is one of the Sooner State's most terrifying, mysterious, and active hauntings around. This ghost wants a ride, don't give it to him!

You may have heard that feeding your dog ice is very dangerous and could cause serious illness or even death, especially during the extreme summer heat. We spoke to Oklahoma vets to get the truth about this warning.

Just a short drive from Lawton, Fort Sill in Freedom, OK. you'll find ancient caves you can tour, hike and explore at Alabaster Caverns State Park. It's about 185 miles North of us, around 3 hours or so away from town. I'm thinking the family and I will add it to the list of our Summer stay-cation places we'd like to visit.