Is Oklahoma City safe for solo female travelers?
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I traveled here for work and was so happy my firm was covering expenses because OKC is the best food spot! The food&drink scene here is underrated. I highly recommend getting an Oklahoma classic, the smash burger!
Posted: February 9, 2024How safe is Oklahoma City for women?
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Like any city, stay vigilant. Some parts are better than others such as Midtown and the Plaza district. Bricktown can be fine, but I always recommend being with others when possible if you’re going to be out late.
Posted: July 19, 2025Like any city, Oklahoma City has areas that are very safe and areas that aren’t as safe. In general, I feel very safe here. The downtown area is relatively quiet and I haven’t had any issues. As long as you stay in areas that are meant to be walkable, then you should be fine!
Posted: September 30, 2024Safety in United States
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Izabel
Oklahoma City
About me
Hey, I’m Izabel, 25. I’m a native English speaker and speak intermediate Spanish — always open to language and culture exchange wherever I go. I love learning through new experiences and meeting people with different perspectives. I enjoy hiking, paddle boarding, swimming, and skateboarding — open to experiences that get me moving. I’m also really into the creative side of life: making art, crafting, makeup, yapping at cute cafes, book clubs, creative writing, exploring diverse music and subcultures. For my astrology girlies— I am a Gemini sun, Pisces moon, and Sagittarius rising. I’m also neurodiverse (ADHD), so I bring a lot of curiosity, energy, and spontaneity to everything I do. I value open-mindedness and love meeting people who appreciate different ways of thinking and being.
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Anna
Oklahoma City
About me
My name is Anna! I’ve been a global citizen my whole life, with my first six years spent in rural Nigeria. Since then, I’ve lived in different places around the U.S. and Europe. I’ve chosen a career in international development that allows me to travel the world while making a difference. I’m grateful for all the experiences I’ve had in various places and cultures and am a better person because of what I’ve seen during my time traveling. More recently, I bought a historic home and have been slowly renovating it. In my free time, I love traveling (of course), hosting dinner parties, working in my garden, going to concerts, picnics in the park, and spending time with family and friends.
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