White Lights Front and Red Behind
White front lights and red rear lights help riders at Little Sahara State Park stay visible and show direction after dark.
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Mounting the Flag Near the Top of Your Whip
Mounting a dune flag near the top of a ten-foot whip helps keep off-road vehicles visible across sand dunes at Little Sahara.
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Where to Pay at the Buttercup Campground Kiosk
The Buttercup Campground fee kiosk at Little Sahara helps visitors locate payment points and separate camping charges from riding fees.
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Paying at Little Sahara’s Competition Campground Kiosk
Little Sahara Competition Campground kiosk payment instructions explain how to handle fees and avoid wrong turns.
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What a Little Sahara Annual Pass Leaves Out
Little Sahara annual passes exclude camping, equipment, and other parks, requiring separate planning for off-road trips.
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Children Under Ten Free
Little Sahara State Park child admission rules explain costs for families bringing children under ten to the dunes.
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Adding Up a Family’s Day at Little Sahara
A family day at Little Sahara requires budgeting for admission, tow fuel, machine fuel, food, and safety gear.
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How Long a Little Sahara Day Fee Lasts
A Little Sahara day fee covers only one calendar day of riding, requiring a second payment if you stay overnight and ride again Sunday.
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Dunes 25 to 75 Feet High
Little Sahara State Park dunes rise 25 to 75 feet, explaining terrain hazards, visibility issues, and riding safety.
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1,600 Acres of Sand
Little Sahara State Park near Waynoka features sixteen hundred acres of sand dunes for riding ATVs and UTVs safely.
