Places

The 10,000 square foot brick, concrete and steel Museum devotes 4 of its rooms to items used in the daily lives of the early ranchers and homesteaders, those who later beat the double burden of the Depression and Dustbowl, and those who witnessed the…Learn More

The Noble House Bed & Breakfast is located in a charming 104-year-old building that’s been fully remodeled to make sure your stay is cozy and romantic!

View the sky as it appears during any hour of the night of any year from any location on Earth inside one of the largest planetariums in Oklahoma. Open Wednesday and Thursday at 7 pm during fall and winter and at 9 pm during spring and summer.

Northwest Technology Center (NWTC) with campuses in Alva and Fairview is one of 29 Technology Centers in the State of Oklahoma serving high school and adult students, as well as business and industry customers. The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology…Learn More

Northwestern Oklahoma State University is a public regional university that has received national acclaim for its combination of high quality academic program and affordability. While Northwestern primarily serves the vast geographical area of northwest…Learn More

Perry Golf & Country Club

Includes a boat ramp, restrooms, picnic area, pavilion, outdoor grills, group facilities and playground. Lake offers fishing, boating, water sports, swimming, skiing and camping. Full RV hookups.

The Pioneer Woman Museum was dedicated September 15, 1958, just east of the statue. The museum preserves the legacy of women from all races, creeds, and nationalities who have contributed to the development of Oklahoma. The museum's education center…Learn More

Visitors can follow Woodward’s history from the early days until now at this jewel. From the murals on the outside to the walk through history, visitors are touched by something each time they enter the museum’s doors. The Plains Indians and…Learn More

Within the well-mowed-lawn look of the shortgrass prairie are found playa lakes, the most important wetlands you’ve never heard about.  Playa lakes, (shallow, usually round basins with clay floors) lie in the lowest points of watersheds and…Learn More

Plymouth Valley Vineyards is a unique part of Oklahoma history. Surrounded by the beauty of the rolling Gloss Mountains and colorful gypsum formations.  Plymouth town site existed in the late 1800's and dissolved in 1905 prior to statehood…Learn More

The Poncan Theatre has entertained and enthralled audiences for over eighty years. She was designed by the preeminent theatre designers, the Boller Brothers and is an excellent example of their Spanish Colonial Revival style. The Poncan Theatre has been…Learn More

One of the largest collections of railroad material in the United States. Exhibits include over 1000 pieces of dining car china and silver service from passenger trains of the past, maps depicting various railroad lines, railroad paintings, depot clocks,…Learn More

Northwestern Oklahoma State University

Roman Nose State Park is one of Oklahoma's original seven state parks. Visitors enjoy breathtaking views in western Oklahoma near Watonga, only an hour and 15 minutes west of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Once a favorite area for the Cheyenne tribe with towering…Learn More