Places

Concerts from Oklahoma’s longest-running professional symphony radiate inside this visually stunning symphony hall designed to put you in the middle of 18th-century Paris. It is one of four halls inside the former Masonic Temple decorated in their…Learn More

Located at the western edge of the USDA’s Southern Plains Research Station is Experiment Lake. Nestled at the end of the Goetzinger Walking Trail, the lake is a catch-and-release lake open for public fishing and a peaceful place to unwind. This…Learn More

Fairview offers a renovated, Olympic-size swimming pool to the public for a summer spent cooling off in the sweltering summer sun. Bring the kids to Fairview Aquatic Center to enjoy two diving boards or two twisting slides that launch straight into the…Learn More

Fairview Lanes & Lois B's Sports Grill

Come to Dover for Fishing and Hunting

Camp Supply was established in late 1868, in the western part of the state, and the supply base served General Philip Sheridan's winter campaign against the Plains Indians in western Indian Territory. From this post, After becoming a fort in 1878, the…Learn More

Fort Supply Lake 

Fun Photo OP The Freedom Jail

Game Reserve  is 300 acres which includes buffalo/bison, elk, and longhorn cattle.

See this fascinating depiction of the region from before white men lived on the Plains through the Great Land Run of 1893! Ruth Munro Augur, nationally known muralist, officially began on Dec. 1, 1935, but a great deal of tedious research was necessary…Learn More

Gaslight Theatre has been located at 221 N. Independence for 20 years and has been in existence for over 40 years! Each year, Gaslight has a very active season of nine plays of all genres, to include a summer musical, children’s theatre, a teen…Learn More

Located in the Oklahoma Panhandle area near Fairview Oklahoma, Gloss Mountain State Park is one of Oklahoma's newest State Parks. The area is somewhat remote, but does have picnic tables, restrooms, grills, & water. No campfires are allowed. Photo…Learn More

Woodward’s “Central Park” has been in existence for over 100 years and is possibly Oklahoma’s largest “green space” with over 600 acres located in the city limits. The trail includes 5.5+ miles of paved walking…Learn More

One of Enid’s first parks established in 1911 is where the Oklahoma Land Run and Chisholm Trail meet! Interpretive public art at Dillingham Gardens tell the tale of the Land Run at this historic Chisholm Trail watering hole. And who expects a waterfall…Learn More

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