Sightseeing
History BuffBartlesville
FreeOklahoma city known for Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower, oil-history museums and the Woolaroc Wildlife Preserve nearby.
State guide · Oklahoma, USA
Things to do across Oklahoma
Oil heritage and prairie art in northeast Oklahoma
- Sightseeing
- Sport & Outdoor
- Museums
- Nearest airport: OKC, about 15 miles
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Sport & Outdoor
Outdoor AdventureBeavers Bend State Park
Under $25Hike pine-covered Ouachita foothills, fish stocked trout streams and paddle the Mountain Fork River beside Broken Bow Lake.
Museums
History BuffChickasaw Cultural Center
FreeWalk a recreated Chickasaw village, watch stomp dance demonstrations and explore exhibits on the tribe's history and language.
Sport & Outdoor
Outdoor AdventureChickasaw National Recreation Area
FreeSwim in spring-fed creeks, hike wooded trails past small waterfalls and boat or fish on Lake of the Arbuckles.
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Bartlesville sits in the Green Country region of northeastern Oklahoma, near the Kansas border. The city grew up around the Phillips Petroleum Company and preserves that history at the Phillips Petroleum Company Museum and the Frank Phillips Home. Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve, once Phillips's ranch retreat, holds Western and Native American art on grounds where bison and Japanese sika deer roam. Price Tower, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed skyscraper downtown, now serves as an arts center.