The renovated Robbers Cave State Park Lodge has two suites available, each of which has a full living room and kitchen, a king-size bed and four bunk beds upstairs.

From Ree Drummond’s hometown to various naturally occurring attractions, here are the best things to do in Oklahoma, according to The Pioneer Woman.

Sep. 7—Although major renovations are expected to last through the fall, visitors can still enjoy a getaway at Robbers Cave State Park near Wilburton. Major renovations include a complete ...

The 'Robbers Cave' experiment has been cited for many years as a definitive study of inter-group conflict. It was lead by psychologist Muzafer Sherif, who staged the experiment at a summer camp in an ...

Sherif’s accounts of his Robbers Cave experiments were ground-breaking at the time. They were in stark contrast to the thesis of the 'child savage' portrayed in William Golding's novel of the ...

Robbers Cave is one of Oklahoma's first state parks and was developed in part by the Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration during the 1930s.

In his famous Robbers Cave experiment, Muzafer Sherif invited two groups of boys at a summer camp to engage in a sports tournament for valued prizes. Here are the consequences.

Robbers Cave was a secluded hideout because the outlaws could stand on the bluffs and look out for miles to see if the law was coming. Robbers Cave also has 90 miles of horseback riding trails.

Robber's Cave had been closed for years before Blue Blood bought it and built a brewery and restaurant around its entrance.

The earlier studies were the 1949 'Happy Valley Camp' study in Connecticut, and the second was his 1953 'Camp Talualac' study. 'Inside the Robbers Cave' tells the story of two of the three studies.