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Quartz Mountain Resort Park
Other Outdoor Activities
Some of these activities are around the edge of the park

Rt. 1, Box 35 C
3/4 mi N on Hwy 44-A from Hwy 44
Lone Wolf, OK 73655
suebo@intplsrv.net
Business Phone: 580-563-2465
Home Phone: 580-477-1650

Paddle boat, canoe and yax board rentals. Miniature golf course. This state lease concession is owned and operated by a private family who have been in this same location for 19 years. We accommodate family reunions, church groups, school groups, business groups and individual entertainment seekers. Refreshment stand and gift shop also on site.

Hours & Days of Operation
4/20/98 through 5/1/98 (S M T W T) Noon until dusk. (F S) 10:00 AM to dusk 5/2/98 through 9/30/98 (S M T W T F S) 10:00 AM to Dusk.

Price Description
Pay as go = $ 3.00 1/2 hour Group rates: 10 or more $2.75 (advance sale) 100 or more $2.50 (advance sale) Special offering: 10 ticket package at $25.00 upon request. "No Charge" Children 3 or under with parents.

Recreation Activities
Paddleboating Miniature Golf Gift - Souvenir Shop

Directions
Located at entrance of Quartz Mountain Resort Park, located in the extreme Southwest Oklahoma. Interstate 40 East bound from Amarillo, Texas to Sayre, Oklahoma exiting onto Highway 283 North. Follow Quartz Mountain Resort Signs for 48 miles. 

Interstate 40 West bound from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Foss exit onto Highway 44 North. Follow signs for 55 miles. Interstate 35 North bound from Dallas - Ft Worth, Texas to Exit 55 at Davis, Oklahoma onto Highway 7 West to Lawton, Oklahoma (75 miles) then to Highway 62 West to Altus, Oklahoma (50 miles) then to Highway 283 to Quartz Mountain Resort Park (18 miles). 

Interstate 44 North bound from Wichita Falls, Texas to Lawton, Oklahoma (60 miles) onto Highway 62 West to Altus, Oklahoma (50 miles) then to Highway 283 to Quartz Mountain Resort Park (18 miles). Highway 287 exit at Vernon, Texas North onto Highway 283 to Quartz Mountain State Resort Park (53 miles)

Robert E. Harris, Owner

This water chute above goes down the mountain

Go-Cart Track also has children's Ferris Wheel and other amusement rides

Climbers' Group Saves Baldy Point
4/25/01
For more than 30 years, rock climbers have met exhilarating challenges on a treasure hidden in a southwestern Oklahoma farmer's wheat field. Now, a group of climbing aficionados have made sure the hill, called Baldy Point, is preserved for future generations of thrill seekers. A non-profit organization raised the funds to buy the land that had been put into trust after the farmer died and his remaining family moved away. The 60 acres were then donated to Quartz Mountain State Park. The area is regarded as the best granite-face climbing surface in the region. Volunteers plan to add hiking trails and other minor improvements in the near future. The site is primarily day use only for activities such as climbing, hiking and environmental education. Climbers will officially recognize the property transfer during a ceremony on May 5 at 11 a.m. on site.

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