General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum
No admission feeFree military and leadership museum in Hobart, Oklahoma, honoring General Tommy Franks with a large 9/11 exhibit.

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Oklahoma state park on the east side of Tom Steed Lake, known for mountain biking, hiking, rock climbing, and lake recreation.
22487 E 1566 Rd, Mountain Park, OK 73559 · Mountain Park, OK
Great Plains State Park sits in southwestern Oklahoma, south of Hobart, in the foothills of the Wichita Mountains. Visitors can ride mountain bike trails over rough, rocky terrain, walk hiking routes, and climb on granite boulders. The park borders Tom Steed Lake, which offers swimming at a beach, boat ramps, fishing for catfish, bass, and crappie, and room for skiing. Campers can choose RV or tent sites, some with hookups, and picnic areas, a playground, and an old 1904 gold mine site add to the visit. The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge lies only a few miles away for day trips.
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Free military and leadership museum in Hobart, Oklahoma, honoring General Tommy Franks with a large 9/11 exhibit.
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Oklahoma Historical Society museum covering the history of southwest Oklahoma, from ancient geology to modern agriculture and military history.
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County seat of Tillman County in southwestern Oklahoma, with local shopping, dining and access to Lake Frederick.
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A 14 county southwest Oklahoma tourism region anchored by Lawton, home to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and several state parks.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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