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Things to do across Oklahoma

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Sports & Outdoors
Outdoor Adventure

Beavers Bend State Park

Under $25

Hike pine-covered Ouachita foothills, fish stocked trout streams and paddle the Mountain Fork River beside Broken Bow Lake.

Broken Bow, OK

Museums
History Buff

Chickasaw Cultural Center

No admission fee

Walk a recreated Chickasaw village, watch stomp dance demonstrations and explore exhibits on the tribe's history and language.

Sulphur, OK

Sports & Outdoors
Outdoor Adventure

Chickasaw National Recreation Area

No admission fee

Swim in spring-fed creeks, hike wooded trails past small waterfalls and boat or fish on Lake of the Arbuckles.

Sulphur, OK

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Sightseeing
History Buff

Bartlesville

No admission fee

Oklahoma city known for Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower, oil-history museums and the Woolaroc Wildlife Preserve nearby.

Bartlesville, OK

Sports & Outdoors
Outdoor Adventure

Beavers Bend State Park

Under $25

Hike pine-covered Ouachita foothills, fish stocked trout streams and paddle the Mountain Fork River beside Broken Bow Lake.

Broken Bow, OK

Museums
History Buff

Chickasaw Cultural Center

No admission fee

Walk a recreated Chickasaw village, watch stomp dance demonstrations and explore exhibits on the tribe's history and language.

Sulphur, OK

Sports & Outdoors
Outdoor Adventure

Chickasaw National Recreation Area

No admission fee

Swim in spring-fed creeks, hike wooded trails past small waterfalls and boat or fish on Lake of the Arbuckles.

Sulphur, OK

Sports & Outdoors

Alabaster Caverns State Park

No admission fee

Oklahoma state park built around a large gypsum cave that visitors can tour with a guide.

Freedom, OK

Sports & Outdoors

Little Sahara State Park

Under $25

A state park in northwest Oklahoma with more than 1,600 acres of sand dunes, known for dune buggy and ATV riding.

Waynoka, OK

Sightseeing

Washita Battlefield National Historic Site

No admission fee

National Park Service site preserving the 1868 dawn attack on a Cheyenne village led by Chief Black Kettle.

Cheyenne, OK

Sports & Outdoors

Black Mesa State Park

No admission fee

Panhandle state park beside Lake Carl Etling, near the Black Mesa nature preserve and its dark night skies.

Kenton, OK

Sports & Outdoors

Gloss Mountain State Park

No admission fee

Oklahoma state park near Fairview with glittering selenite-rich mountains, a hiking trail to Cathedral Mountain, and sweeping prairie views.

Fairview, OK

Sports & Outdoors

Robbers Cave State Park

Check prices

Wooded hills, sandstone cliffs and lakes in the Sans Bois Mountains of southeast Oklahoma, popular for climbing, riding and hiking.

Wilburton, OK

Nightlife
Rainy-Day Pick

Choctaw Casino & Resort Durant

No admission fee

Play slots, table games and poker at a Choctaw Nation resort in Durant with a spa, two pools and a bowling and movie district.

Durant, OK

Nightlife
Iconic

WinStar World Casino and Resort

No admission fee

Play slots, table games and poker at a Chickasaw Nation casino resort in Thackerville with golf and concerts.

Thackerville, OK

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About More of Oklahoma

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.

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