Cherokee Nation
No admission feeTribal nation across 14 northeast Oklahoma counties with Trail of Tears history, cultural museums and heritage sites.

Oklahoma state park in Sequoyah County built around a large lake, popular for scuba diving, boating, fishing and camping.
448159 E 979 Rd Vian, OK 74962 · Vian, OK
Tenkiller State Park sits in northwestern Sequoyah County near Vian and Gore. The park surrounds a big reservoir with long shorelines and clear water, and it is a common stop for water sports. Visitors can scuba dive at an underwater park with sunken vehicles and an aircraft, swim, fish, tube, water ski and explore by boat. On land, the park offers picnic pavilions, a playground, sports courts, a seasonal pool, a nature center and several hiking trails. Campers can choose from primitive tent sites, RV sites with varying hookups, and a set of cabins of different sizes.
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Tribal nation across 14 northeast Oklahoma counties with Trail of Tears history, cultural museums and heritage sites.
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A VA national cemetery in Muskogee County, Oklahoma, with roots in the 1824 Fort Gibson military post and many notable burials.
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A Cherokee historical society and museum campus in Park Hill, near Tahlequah, focused on Cherokee history, language, and crafts.
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A 132-acre city park in Muskogee known for gardens, trails, fishing lakes, and seasonal festivals.
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A lakeside state park on Fort Gibson Lake in eastern Oklahoma, known for boating, swimming, camping, and trails.
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A large Oklahoma state park on the shore of a big reservoir, offering hiking, biking, water recreation, fishing, disc golf, and overnight stays.
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