Honey Creek Area at Grand Lake State Park
Check pricesLakeside state park on Grand Lake near Grove, offering camping, fishing access, picnic areas, and a seasonal pool.

A non-profit eight-acre botanical garden in northeastern Oklahoma with shaded paths and more than a thousand plant types.
Grove, OK
Lendonwood Gardens is an eight-acre botanical garden in northeastern Oklahoma, near Grand Lake. Its shaded walkways pass through a wide range of plantings, including azaleas, dogwoods, peonies, hostas, and evergreens. The garden holds several notable plant collections, among them false cypress, daylilies, rhododendrons, and Japanese maples. It also includes the Oklahoma Garden, which showcases plants recommended by the Oklahoma State University Extension program. Families can ask for a butterfly stamp at the Welcome Center, learn about monarch butterflies at a waystation, and feed the koi in the pond. The gardens were founded in 1995 by a retired dentist, blend American and Japanese gardening styles, and operate as a non-profit that depends on donations and fundraising.
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Lakeside state park on Grand Lake near Grove, offering camping, fishing access, picnic areas, and a seasonal pool.
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An 1884 Cherokee Nation district courthouse near Rose, Oklahoma, now a museum with rotating exhibits on Cherokee history and culture.
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Browse five centuries of American art in Moshe Safdie pavilions set around spring-fed ponds, then walk wooded sculpture trails.
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