Osage Hills State Park
Check pricesA roughly 1,100-acre Oklahoma state park near Bartlesville with forested hills, bluffs, lakes, trails, and historic stone cabins.

A former ranch retreat in the Osage Hills that now combines a museum, a wildlife preserve, and historic grounds.
1925 Woolaroc Ranch Rd, Bartlesville, OK · Bartlesville, OK
Woolaroc sits in the Osage Hills near Bartlesville and was built as a ranch getaway by banker and oilman Frank Phillips. Today the property is open to visitors as a historic site. It includes a large wildlife preserve, a museum focused on the history of the American West, and other historic buildings and grounds. The site also offers an animal barn, a living history camp in season, a gift shop, and event rentals.
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