c.1915 Affordable Oklahoma Home For Sale $55,000
$55,000
Built in 1915, this affordable Oklahoma home has a metal roof, front porch and detached garage. The 1,009-sf home has two bedrooms, and one bath and comes totally furnished.
Realtor Comments
FURNISHED VACATION HOME NEAR THE SAND DUNES OF WAYNOKA OKLAHOMA! CLOSE TO LITTLE SAHARA STATE PARK , SAND DUNES AND CAMPGROUND. WOULD MAKE A GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY OR VACATION HOME WHILE AT THE SAND DUNES. 2 BEDS, 1 BATHROOM WHICH INCLUDES A SHOWER, STOOL AND SINK AND 2 CAR DETACHED GARAGE ON 1 HUGE LOT. HOME HAS A SPOT FOR WASHER AND DRYER.HOME HAS 3 WINDOW UNITS AND 1 Gas STOVE FOR HEAT . TOTALLY FURNISHED!
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1915
1366 Missouri St, Waynoka, OK 73860
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Contact Realtor: LILLIE MCMILLAN
The Sand Dunes of Waynoka, Oklahoma
The sand dunes near Waynoka, Oklahoma—officially known as Little Sahara State Park—are one of Oklahoma’s most unique natural attractions. This unexpected desert-like landscape sits in northwestern Oklahoma, covering approximately 1,600 acres.
Physical Characteristics
The dunes rise dramatically from the surrounding prairie, with some reaching heights of 75 feet. The sand is primarily composed of quartz, giving it a light tan to white color. The landscape is constantly shifting as winds reshape the dunes, creating rippled patterns across their surfaces. The area represents an ancient riverbed deposit where centuries of wind erosion have shaped these impressive formations.
Recreational Use
Today, the dunes are primarily known as a recreational destination, particularly popular for:
- ATV and dune buggy riding
- Sandboarding and sand sledding
- Off-road motorcycle riding
- Camping (the park offers primitive camping facilities)
- Photography and nature observation
Historical Significance
The area has an interesting history:
- Native American tribes traversed the region for centuries before European settlement
- Early settlers initially viewed the dunes as a nuisance rather than an asset
- During the Dust Bowl era, the dunes served as a harsh reminder of the environmental disaster affecting the region
- In the 1960s, the area began transforming into a recreational destination
- The state established Little Sahara State Park in 1960
Environmental Aspects
Despite appearing barren, the dunes support specialized plant and animal life adapted to the harsh conditions. Various grasses and small shrubs help stabilize portions of the dunes, while small mammals, reptiles, and insects have adapted to life in this distinctive ecosystem.
The sand dunes of Waynoka represent a fascinating geological anomaly in Oklahoma’s landscape and have transformed from an environmental oddity into a beloved recreational area that draws visitors from across the region.
