Walnut Creek
Clip: Season 4 Episode 416 | 2m 59s
Budget cuts leave the future of some Oklahoma state parks in doubt.
Budget cuts could mean the end for some Oklahoma state parks. The state tourism department is considering closing or transferring some state parks to private interests, and has already shut down Walnut Creek state park. Campers and businesses who rely on the park say they’re hopeful the park could reopen next year if someone is interested in running and maintaining it.
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Walnut Creek
Clip: Season 4 Episode 416 | 2m 59s
Budget cuts could mean the end for some Oklahoma state parks. The state tourism department is considering closing or transferring some state parks to private interests, and has already shut down Walnut Creek state park. Campers and businesses who rely on the park say they’re hopeful the park could reopen next year if someone is interested in running and maintaining it.
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