Places

The Cimarron Country Music Theatre (formerly the Camelot), was built in the 1930’s and was originally known as the Palace. During the 1970’s, a former owner spent a reported 200,000 dollars remodelling and updating the theatre. However, the owner had ... Learn More

The Cimarron Heritage Center (CHC) was formed in 1994 with the mission to preserve and interpret the natural, historic and artistic heritage of Cimarron County and the area and to assume responsibility for the collections which are held in trust for all c... Learn More

Welcome to the Conoco Museum. Completed in May 2007, the museum's exhibits depict the growth of a company born from the early days of a kerosene distributor and the wildcat days of the Cherokee Outlet, to an international energy empire. This world-clas... Learn More

Beaver, OK is host of the annual World Cow Chip Throwing Championship! Event is held at the Fair Grounds. Registration forms can be found at www.beaverchamber.com

Enid’s official dog park is divided into two areas for small dogs and large dogs.

Woodward’s new aquatic center has grown to be a community favorite, with its winding water slides, water bucket spectacular, shooting cannons, and pure adrenaline. See you at the park! Swimming and hot summer days go hand in hand in the Oklahoma sun.... Learn More

Crystal Beach Arena is Woodward’s premier outdoor arena! Home of the annual Elks Rodeo in addition to a slew of other rodeos, motocross exhibitions, concerts, and various other events, Crystal Beach Arena hosts events for everyone! It has even seen the ... Learn More

Crystal digging is permitted from April 1 through October 15, sunrise to sunset. The digging area is closed from October 16th through March 31st, as the entire refuge is designated critical whooping crane habitat. No exceptions are made to these dates. ... Learn More

D'Vine Cottage is located at the Plymouth Valley Cellars, a 4.5 acre vineyard that harvests the estate grapes which are vented and bottled to create the many Plymouth Valley Cellars wine.

Recognized as one of the finest small-town ballparks in America. The ballpark is home to the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Division II World Series and the NCAA Division II Great America Conference postseason baseball tournament as well... Learn More

Just 8 miles West of Buffalo and 2 miles North of Highway 64, Doby Springs is home to one of the best PGA rated 9-Hole golf courses in the state. Offering golf cart rental, cart sheds, a clean, friendly clubhouse and an on-site manager, ... Learn More

Just 8 miles West of Buffalo and 2 miles North of Highway 64, Doby Springs Park and Campground is located in a picture-postcard setting. Offering a variety of family recreational activities, the park incorporates a delightful fishing po... Learn More

This unique rock home is famous as the "Castle on the Prairie." Built in 1901, this was the home and office of pioneer doctor, Thomas F. Renfrow, who took part in the 1893 Cherokee Strip Land Run and settled in Billings in 1899. The two-story rock home... Learn More

Drummond Flats Wildlife Management Area covers 4,653 acres in north central Oklahoma. Located in Garfield County, immediately west of the town of Drummond, or approximately 8 miles southwest of Enid, Drummond Flats is a historic overflow basin at the conf... Learn More

The Marland story is fascinating and his home is an architectural wonder. It was designed and constructed as a showplace for pieces of fine art and in the process, it became a masterpiece in its own right. As you tour through this site, we'll show you the... Learn More