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Afton -

Paradise Cove Marine Resort. Call 918.782.3767. Grand Lake, Oklahoma. Truly "Paradise" nestled on the beautiful tree lined shores of Grand lake - 66 miles long with 1300 miles of shoreline. A calm cove, which offers a private retreat for year round lake activities, including company meetings, family reunions, or a great getaway vacation

Afton -

Shangri-La Resort Conference Center and Country Club. Located on northeastern Oklahoma's beautiful Grand Lake. For reservations and information call - 800.331.4060.

Altus -

Rediscover the Old West in Sluthwest Oklahoma's Great Plains Country.

Alva -

Center of a tourist triangle that includes Great Salt Plains Lake and Wildlife Refuge and Alabaster Caverns and Little Shara state park. Call 580.327.1647.

Alva -

.....red carpet country. Wall-to-Wall Hospitality. Call 800.447.2698.

Alva -

Center of a tourist triangle that includes Great Salt Plains Lake and Wildlife Refuge and Alabaster Caverns and Little Shara state park. Call 580.327.1647.

Alva -

.....red carpet country. Wall-to-Wall Hospitality. Call 800.447.2698.

Anadarko -

The Center of Native America. For information call 405.247.6651.

Anadarko -

Indian City - U.S.A. Take a step back in history ...guided tours of seven villages. Call for further information call 405.247.5661. Indian City Dancers. Museum and gift lodge. Toll Free Call 800.433.5661.

Anadarko -

Southern Plains Indian Museum. Exhibits the creative achievements of Native American artists and craftsmen of the United States. For additional information call 405.247.6221.

Ardmore -

Ardmore, Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce Official Website.

Ardmore -

On the Sunny Side of the Arbuckles.

Ardmore -

In 1887, a Santa Fe railroad crew stopped in the Chickasaw Indian Territory halfway between Dallas and Oklahoma City to set up camp. They plowed a quarter-mile furrow to designate a main street among the buffalo bones and herds of wild horses and deer. The emerging town was named after Ardmore, Pennsylvania, which was named after Ardmore-By-The-Sea, Ireland. For information call l.580.221.5118.

Ardmore -

Amy's Gifts 2 Go. Wonderful Gift Baskets. We are corporate gift giving specialists.

Bartlesville -

....city of legends.

Bartlesville - Keepsake Candles -

Visit our Candle Factory and Country Store where you'll find a delightful selection of handmade extra-scented candles, accessories and gourmet foods.

Battiest -

Tree Top View Cabins. On the banks of Glover River in a remote wilderness setting. Call 580.241.5599.

Bernice -

Deer Run RV Park & Camping. A quiet place with large shady sites convenient to Grand Lake and all its attractions. Call 918.257.4789. Dan & Joy Leithner - owner / managers.

Bethany -

Rosewood Bed & Breakfast. Call 405.787.7641. This is a very different "old home" because it is actually a collection of many old homes. By tearing down small old homes and recycling lumber, doors, cabinets, and stained glass windows we were able to create this new "old home".

Bixby -

Allen Ranch Youth Ministry. Where the pavement ends and the West begins. Open Year Around. The trail rides bring out the Cowboy in YOU. Allen Ranch Youth Ministry is designed to help troubled boys between the ages of 13 - 16. The atmosphere at Allen Ranch offers real life cowboy stories, that ole' fashion hospitality and sights and sounds that everyone needs to experience from the past. Thank you for your prayers and financial support. For information call 918.366.3010. Fax 918.366.3017. Located 20 miles south of downtown Tulsa. Year 'round activities for all ages. Call for special activities schedule.

Blackwell -

Electric Park Pavilion is the oldest building in continuous public use in Oklahoma, and the 75 year old Kay County Free Fair is the biggest fair of its kind in the state. For information call 580.363.4195. Fax 580.363.4196.

Boise City -

Evidence of the historic Santa Fe Trail can be seen at several spots nearby. Call 580.544.3344.

Bristow -

Bristow "A Timeless Treasure" Located in eastern Oklahoma, approximately 35 miles from Tulsa and 1 hour from Oklahoma City. Founded in 1897 as a Trading Post in Indian Territory. Named Woodland Queen of Creek Nation. In 1898 it was renamed Bristow after the Assistant Postmaster General - J.L. Bristow. Contact the Bristow Chamber of Commerce. One Railroad Place, P.O. Box 127, Bristow, Oklahoma 74010. Call 918.367.5151. The Chamber office is located in the Railroad Depot, East Seventh Street at the Railroad Tracks.

Broken Bow Lake - Beavers Bend Lakeview Lodge -

...rooms with a view. Treat yourself to a refreshing getaway. A secluded retreat on the lake.

Calera -

Mobile Traveler R.V. Park. Full Hook Ups. Pull Thru's. Highway 69-75 - 1 mile south of Calera. Call for information 405.924.3040. Lake Texoma is a 10 minute drive away.

Central Oklahoma - Golf -

Golf Frontier Country. Accept the challenge, play the game... El Reno - Crimson Creek Golf Club - Call 405.422.4653 .. Wewoka - Dr. Gil Morgan Municipal Golf Course - Call 405.257.3292. .. Stillwater - Karston Creek golf Club - Call 405.743.1658 -- Lakeside Memorial Golf Course - Call 405.372.3399.

Canton -

Canton Chamber of Commerce. P.O. Box 307. Canton, OK 73724. Call 580.886.2216. Fax 580.886.2240.

Chandler -

Read Ranch. Experience the Best of the Old West. Located just 25 miles east of Oklahoma City, READ RANCH offers you the most distinctive Western Atmosphere. So, bring your jeans and boots and experience the best in high riding western adventure. For information call 405.258.2999.

Checotah -

Checotan welcomes you. Nestled in eastern Oklahoma, the town of Checotah was born of a colorful past, with farming and ranching playing important roles in our heritage. From the latest in fashion and home interior to antiques from the early 1900's, Checotah has an array of unique stores. For Information call Checotah Main Street 918.473.4178 or the Chamber of Commerce 918.473.2070. AAA at 918.473.5617.

Checotah / Henryetta -

KOA - Open All Year. Call 800.562.7510. Local call 918.473.6511. Weekly - Monthly - Group Rates. KOA Campgrounds, on I-40 at Exit 255, then 1/2 mile west on N Service Road......and the trains don't come by here. Many nearby attractions.

Cherokee -

Great Salt Plains ...the place to visit me and my feathered relatives. Wildlife habitat and museums. Call 580.596.3053.

Cheyenne -

Coyote Hills Ranch. Old West Adventure. Unrivaled rugged beauty and make-yourself-at-home hospitality are yours to experience at Coyote Hills Ranch. A 480 acre, western-style vacation spot nestled in the Black Kettle National Grasslands of western Oklahoma. Call 580.497.3931. Fax 580.497.2176. Email coyotehr@brightok.net .....just a short drive off Historic Route 66.

Chickasha -

...definitely worth the STOP. Chickasha Chamber of Commerce. Call 405.224.0787. Fax 405.222.3730.

Choctaw Nation -

Official Home Page of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.

Choctaw - Old German Restaurant -

Original German Cuisine Since 1976. The Ultimate Dining Experience.

Claremore -

J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum. Located on Historic U.S. 66 Highway.

Claremore - Will Rogers Memorial Museum -

Will Rogers Memorial Museum and Birthplace Ranch ....I never met a man I didn't like. Will Rogers. 1879 - 1935. Tomb / Eight Gallery Will Rogers Museum at Claremore. Call for information. 800.828.9643. Local 918.341.0719.

Clayton -

Indian Mounds Camp. Wilderness Horseback Trail Riding * Camping in Scenic Kiamichis.

Clayton - Indian Mounds Horse Camp -

Indian Mounds Camp, located in the scenic Kiamichi Mountains of Southeastern Oklahoma, offers the perfect gateway and base camp to over a million acres of Kiamichi wilderness.

Colbert - Sherrard RV & KOA -

Sherrard RV & KOA, located between Dallas and Oklahoma City near Lake Texoma, is a full line recreation vehicle dealership with an onsite KOA Kampgrounds for your convenience.

Colcord -

The Talbot Library & Museum. 406 South Colcord Avenue. Call 918.326.4532. Something for Everyone. Thousands of Artifacts. Research & Genealogy. Lending Library. Preserving a bit of History. We welcome groups wishing to tour the Library & Museum. Numerous collections of documents and manuscripts .....I know where the Talbot Library and Museum is ...but where's Colcord. Colcord is located within short driving distances of all major Highways & Interstates in the vicinity.

Cookson -

Six-shooter Resort & Marina on beautiful Lake Tenkiller, Oklahoma. Located in eastern Oklahoma in the tree covered foothills of the Ozarks. For information call 918.457.5152. The Marina is nestled in a beautiful cove on the east side of lake Tenkiller. It is beautiful here year around.

Cordell -

Historic Cordell. America's Hometown. Situated on Scenic Highway 152 in the Heart of Western Oklahoma. Call 888.267-3355. Local 580.832.3538.

Cushing -

Cushing earned its recognition as the Pipeline Crossroads of the World during the early 1900's. It wasn't until 1994 that the idea from Mary Ann Ethridge the 1994 Chamber Chairman became a reality. Through her efforts along with many others, a 25 foot pipeline sign now stands at all three entrances into the city. Cushing - a Great Place to Live. Call 918.225.2400. Fax 918.225.2903. Email gmarks@cushingchamber.org.

Cushing Valley Hope -

Yes! Treatment Works. Quality continuum of care for substance abuse treatment. Our focus is on individualized treatment. Call 800.544.5101. Local 918.225.1736.

Davis - Arbuckle Mountains -

Turner Falls. Explore the natural wonder of Oklahoma. Call 580.369.2917 or 580.369.2988.

Davis - Arbuckle Wilderness -

Arbuckle Wilderness - South of Davis, Oklahoma. Only 75 miles from Oklahoma City and 90 miles for Dallas / Fort Worth. Come feed the animals and spend the day having fun at Arbuckle Wilderness. Complete details on all activities can be obtained by calling the park office at 405.369.3383.

Del City -

A unique hometown identity prevails even thought it's bordered by Oklahoma City and Midwest City. Home of Oklahoma Country & Western Museum and Hall of Fame.

Del City - United Bank -

Investing in people. Investing in vision. Investing in imagination. Del City & Choctaw, Oklahoma.

Duncan -

Experience the Chisholm Trail. Let the Historic Chisholm Trail Lead you to Duncan. For Information call 800.782.7167.

Durant -

Durant Area Chamber of Commerce.

Edmond -

Experience the Excellence. Located in the heart of Oklahoma, you'll find yourself just minutes from exciting attractions such as the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Remington Park Racetrack, the Omniplex, historic Guthrie, and the Lazy Arena. So, if you're just passing through or staying awhile, we are certain you'll have an excellent time.

Elk City -

Elk City Chamber of Commerce. Call 800.280.0207. Local 580.225.0207.

Erick -

Cal's Country Cooking since 1946. At Cal's we still cook the old-fashioned way - the way Cal and Sylvia Rogers cooked when they opened for business in 1946. Their daughter, Cheryl cooks every day at Cal's, serving the best real homemade country cooking around. The food at Cal's is like going to Grandma's house for Christmas. Don't miss it. We are located in the Log Building on the North side of I-40. Erick exit 7. Call 580.526.3239.

Edmond -

Arcadia Lake. For Information. Lake Project Office call 405.396.8122. Central State Park and Campground call 405.340.7291. Edmond Park call 405.340.7292. Scissortrail Campground call 405.340.7293. Spring Creek Park call 405.340.7294. Arcadia Lake offers a variety of recreational opportunities. Visitors enjoy camping, hiking, picnicking, swimming, fishing, bicycling, playing disc golf, skiing, boating, bird watching and relaxing. Multi-use trails accommodate mountain biking enthusiasts and trail hikers. A round trip on the multi-use trail is approximately 15 miles.

Edmond -

Arcadian Inn Bed & Breakfast. Call 405.348.6347. The beautiful Oklahoma sun rises again on the glory of the historical home of Dr. Arthur M. Ruhl, sitting on the hill west of the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. Now known as The Arcadian Inn Bed and Breakfast, Dr. Ruhl's home still retains its golden glow with a blush of peach to give it the radiance of an Oklahoma sunrise or sunset.

El Reno -

El Reno - Crossroads of America. Our total area of parks covers approximately 825 acres. This includes eight parks and Lake El Reno. Each is equipped with playground equipment and picnic areas. Tennis Courts . Baseball Fields . Softball Fields . Soccer Fields . Basketball Courts . Sand Volleyball . Walking Paths. Most parks are lighted for night use. Campgrounds - Cherokee Motor Inn. Call 405.884.2931. Hensley's RV Park. Call 405.262.6490. Lake El Reno call 405.262.9920 or 405.262.6084. The El Reno Chamber of Commerce - Call 405.262.1188.

El Reno -

All aboard for El Reno. Established in 1889 and named for General Jesse L. Reno, who was killed in the battle of South Mountain in 1862. The "El" was prefixed to differentiate it from the Post Offices at Reno City and Fort Reno. El Reno lies in the heart of the Canadian River Valley. Heritage + Celebrations + Recreation. For information call toll free - 888.535.7366.

Enid -

Robert Bartunek Winery. Come see a winery you will never forget. Come to Enid and experience what Napa was like before it got too big ....at least, that's what we have been told. Give us a call at 405.233.6337. Located at 1920 S. Cleveland. Entrance off of Rupe Street one block west of Cleveland.

Eufaula -

...vacation wonderland. The Lake Eufaula Area.

Fairview -

Your Quality of Life Opportunity. Major County. Ames . Chester . Cleo Springs . Fairview . Isabella . Meno . Ringwood. Call 580.227.2527. If you're looking for an area that offers a quality family lifestyle, experience Major County, you'll like the "Major" difference.

Fort Gibson -

Fort Gibson sits like a jewel in the crown of blue lakes, sparkling rivers and green hillsides. The oldest community in the state, Fort Gibson offers the quality of small town life with a solid pioneer spirit.

Gene Autry Oklahoma Film & Music Festival

Annual festival of Singing Cowboy films, fun, music, and memorabilia in "The town named for a legend".

Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum -

The museum houses an outstanding collection of memorabilia from Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Rex Allen, Tex Ritter, Jimmy Wakely, Eddie Dean, and many others who appeared in the much-loved musical Western movies of the 1930's and '40's.

Gore - Fin and Feather Resort -

Since 1960, Oklahoma's Family Resort, located by Beautiful Lake Tenkiller. Family Vacations, Weekend Getaways, Family Reunions, Church Retreats, Camps, Business Meetings and more. 10 miles north of Gore on Hwy 10A. Call for more information - 918.487.5148.

Gore - MarVal Family Camping Resort -

A great family place with two playgrounds, a nature trail, game room, swimming pool, hay rides, horseback riding, and planned activities for kids of all ages. Call 918.489.2295.

Grand Lake -

Grand Lake O' The Cherokees.

Grand Lake Association -

Discover Oklahoma's Legend Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. For a free guide and information call 918.786.2289.

Grove -

Grand Grove Opry. Oklahoma's finest country music theatre.

Grove -

Self-Guided Tour on the Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. A sincere effort to preserve for future generations the way of life as experienced by our forefathers. For information call 918.786.6446.

Grove -

Candlewyck Inn Bed & Breakfast. A secluded getaway nestled on the shores of Grand Lake. Suites with fireplaces, whirlpool tubs and a candlelight breakfast await you. Call for information - 918.786.3636.

Grove -

Long's Resort and Fish Haven. On a deep water cove of beautiful Honey Creek Bay. Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. Owners: Tom & Helen White. For reservations or information call 918.786.2332. Completely Modern Cottages. Open All Year.

Grove -

Cedar Oaks RV Resort on the Lake. A beautiful destination point or a nice stop off to and from Branson. Beautiful views of the lake and an easy walk to the water. Only 15 minutes off I-44 on Highway 59. One mile south of Sailboat Bridge. RV and Boat Storage. Call 800.880.8884. Local call 918.786.4303.

Grove -

Blue Bluff Harbor Resort on Cowskin Basin. Everything you need for fun and relaxation. Call 918.786.5531. Gene & LaVona Sundquist.

Guthrie -

Hang Out ...Guthrie Style. Celebrating Guthrie's Historic Buildings. Experiencing the Spirit of the Territory. Exploring History in the First Capital. For information on Guthrie call the Convention & Visitors Bureau. 800.299.1889. Local 405.282.1947.

Guthrie - Blue Grass Festival -

Featuring the finest in International and United States Bluegrass groups.

Guthrie - Byrd House -

Bed & Breakfast. Call 888.345.2973. Local 405.282.7211. A lovely Dutch Victorian home, built in 1905. It features hardwood floors, a beautiful oak staircase, and extensive oak woodwork.

Guthrie - Curt Boles Gallery -

Art of the American West. Originals / Limited Edition Prints / Lithographs / Bronzes / Pottery. Call 405.260.2878.

Guthrie - First Capital Trolley -

Catch the Trolley. Guthrie Historic District Tour. Handicapped Accessible. Call 405.282.6000. Trolley departs on the hour.

Guthrie - Harrison House -

The perfect get-away ...for pleasure seekers. In the heart of Downtown Guthrie, it's the perfect place to spend the night. For Reservations call 405.282.1000.

Guthrie - Heilman House -

Oldest Masonry Home in Historic Guthrie. Bed and Breakfast. Call 888.900.1251. Local 405.282.8431.

Guthrie - Lazy E Arena -

Western Tradition at its Best. The Lazy E Arena is regarded as the world's premier western entertainment facility. Arena - Ranch - Training Center.

Guthrie - Quilted Classics -

Quilted Classics - Call 888.282.5439.

Guthrie - Vic's Place -

Oil & Gas Collectibles & Memorabilia. Vic & Sara Raupe. Call 888.918.7867. Local 405.282.5586.

Guthrie - Victorian Garden Inn -

Bed & Breakfast. D.A. Rainsbury Home. Built in 1908. Call 405.282-8211. Innkeepers - Tim Arbaugh and Nancy (Palmer) Arbaugh.

Guymon -

Horse around in Guymon. Saddle Bronc Capital of the World. Oklahoma's largest PRCA Rodeo. Excellent Lodging and Restaurant Facilities. Call 580.338.5838.

Hackberry Flat -

....return of the Wetlands. Contact Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. 405.521.3853. Hackberry flat is located southeast of Frederick. To get there, go south of town one mile on Highway 183, turn east on Airport Road and go three miles. Follow the paved road south and go four miles. Visitors should watch for area signs and be aware that the roads on the management area are gravel / dirt. Fill up with gas and refreshments before leaving town and be among the first of many to enjoy nature's rebirth at Hackberry Flat.

Harper County -

Buffalo Chamber of Commerce.

Henryetta - Okmulgee Area -

Guest House Inn & Dome. Our convenient full service hotel, is loaded with indoor recreational options.

Hugo Radio K95.5 -

K95.5 Today's Hot New Country.

Kiamichi Country -

Free Travel Guide of Kiamichi Country. Call 800.722.8180 or local 918.465.2367.

Kingfisher -

Sit a spell on the Chisholm Trail in Kingfisher. Call 405.375.4445.

Kingston -

Soldier Creek Resort & Marina. Located 6 miles south of Kingston on Hwy 70B. Open all year round with the best stripper fishing on lake Texoma. Call 580.564.3670. Fax 580.564.4899.

Lake Eufaula -

Vacation Wonderland. Oklahoma's Largest Lake. Come Play with Us. Call 918.689.7751.

Lake Eufaula - Hospital -

OUCH ...need help. Community Hospital Lake View. Emergency Ambulance call 800.367.7828. The only Community provider in McIntosh county. Call 918.689.2535. 24 Hour Emergency Room.

Lake Tenkiller -

The purpose of the Greater Tenkiller Area Association, is to bring area merchants and residents together with common goals in mind, to improve the business environment and quality of life for the community.

Lake Tenkiller Golf -

The Golf Club at Lake Tenkiller is an 18-hole, par 72 course playing at 6,455 yards (rated at 69.8 with a slope of 117). The course is located 1.5 miles east of the intersection of State Highway 82 and 100 at the southern end of the lake, only six miles from Tenkiller State Park and nine miles south of Cookson.

Lake Tenkiller - Grande Villa -

The Grande Villa is a luxury lake front property at the south end of "Lake Tenkiller" considered the most beautiful lake in Oklahoma.

Lake Texoma -

Lighthouse Resort & Marina. Portsboro, Texas. Best Cabin Selection on the lake. Call 800.300.9300 or 903.786.2311.

Lake Texoma -

Quality Lodging & Conference Center. Just minutes from Lake Texoma.

Lake Texoma -

Paradise Cove RV Resort & Cabins. Pottsboro, Texas. Call 903.786.3890.

Lake Texoma -

Lake Texoma Association. Call 580.564.2334. We cordially invite you to become a member of the Lake Texoma Association.

Lake Texoma -

Bill Carey's Striper Express - Guide Service Lake Texoma - Imagine an 89,000 acre lake, chock-full of hungry striped bass, a lake with the highest angler success rate in the country.

Lake Texoma - Pottsboro -

Gateway to Lake Texoma. Plan a Great Vacation. Use this page for finding all your tourism needs.

Lawton - Cameron University -

A multi-purpose university whose mission is to offer appropriate educational programs to the people living in its service area of the eleven counties of Southwest Oklahoma.

Lawton - Chamber of Commerce -

Isn't it time you discovered Lawton / Fort Sill. Let the Spirit move you. Call the Lawton Chamber of Commerce for more information. 800.872.4540.

Lawton - Percussive Arts Society Museum -

Located in scenic Elmer Thomas Park. A unique collection of rare and beautiful percussion instruments from around the world.

Lazy E -

Lazy E Arena - Lazy E Ranch - Lazy E Training Center.

Lindsay -

Home to the 1879 mansion of Frank Murray, early-day rancher of the Chickasaw Nation. For information call 405.756.4312.

Madill -

The Texoma Peanut Company. Processors of Fine Quality Peanuts. Shelled Peanuts, In-Shell Peanuts, Blanched Peanuts, or Custom Processed Peanuts.

Marlow -

Outlaw Country. Year round activities on the Legendary Chisholm Trail. Historic Homes .. Tours .. Gunfights .. Museum ....and much more. For Information call 580.658.2212.

McAlester -

Visit the Land of Spaghette Eatin', Rough Ridin' Indians, Italians & Cowboys. Call 918.423.2550 for information.

Midwest City - Scottish Heritage -

Ceud mile failte (one hundred thousand welcomes) to the home page of the United Scottish Clans of Oklahoma, Inc.

Miami -

Meet Miami. Gateway to Grand Lake O'Cherokees. Call 918.542.4481.

Miami -

...see you on Main Street. For information call 918.542.1590. Fax 918.542.7607.

Miami -

MH & RV Park. Rated high for retirement. Daily & Weekly Rates. Call 918.542.2287. Great fishing and boating on beautiful Grand Lake.

Muskogee -

.....nestled in the rolling hills of green country on the west bank of the Arkansas River, and less than a half hour's drive from four Oklahoma lakes, you can find one of the Southwest's most impressive collections of Native American heritage and Old West legends at our museums and attractions, and experience the culture come alive at one of our many festivals. Call 888.687.6137 or 918.684.6363.

Noble -

Home of United Design * Thunder Valley * Rose Rock Museum * Kendalls Charity Brunch .....many antique and specialty shops. Noble Chamber of Commerce. Call 405.872.5535.

Norman Convention & Visitors Bureau -

The Norman Convention and Visitors Bureau. Instant information about Norman, including history, attractions, lodging, restaurants, calendar of events and frequently asked questions.

Norman Chamber of Commerce -

The Norman Chamber of Commerce cultivates, promotes and supports economic opportunities and community enrichment by providing leadership and services to its members and the community.

Norman - City of Norman -

Welcome to the City of Norman Home Page. Take a few minutes to learn more about our city government and what services and programs we provide.

Norman -

Cutting Garden Bed & Breakfast. Norman's Original B & B. Accent on herbs & flowers. Over an acre of gardens & trees. For reservations call 405.329.4522.

Norman -

Historic Holmberg House. A Bed & Breakfast in the Finest Tradition. Built in 1914. Across the street from O.U. Call 800.646.6221. Local 405.321.6221. Perfect for Romantic Get Aways.

Norman -

Montford Inn B & B. Relax - Escape - Unwind - Stroll and find your heart. Call 800.321.8969. Local 405.321.2200.

Norman Little River Zoo -

A 25 acre Zoo. Up-Close and Personal. Barnyard Zoo for Children. Highway 9, 12 miles east of Norman. Call 405.366.7229.

Norman - Perfect Swing -

Family Fun Center. Let your child's fantasy become a reality. Open Year 'Round. 5 miles east of I-35 on Hwy 9 in Norman. For information call 405.360.1800.

Official PGA Golf Directory -

South Central Section - Picking a place to play just got a whole lot easier. The pages of the Official PGA Directory of the South Central Section are packed with information on over 400 public and private courses across Oklahoma, Arkansas and Southern Kansas plus ten beneficial and practical lessons from PGA pros along with valuable coupons and savings.

Okemah -

Okemah, Oklahoma - Experience It - A Great Place to Live - The center of retail trade for Okfuskee Country. A varied blend of goods and services from both nationally recognized franchises and locally owned and operated specialty shop and retail business. Contact the Okemah Chamber of Commerce 918.623.2440.

O K L A H O M A -

Welcome to the Oklahoma Home Page. The Sooner State.

Oklahoma Adventures Online -

The Oklahoma Adventure Guide Magazine.

Oklahoma African-American Experience -

.....from Bull Riders to Jazz Legends. For information and a calendar to Oklahoma African-American events call 800.652.6552 or 405.521.2409.

Oklahoma Bed & Breakfast Association -

Romance, Relax, Retreat, Hide Away. Call 800.676.5522 for a free brochure.

Oklahoma Camping & Lake Information

Information about Recreational Opportunities. Eufaula Lake Association - 918.689.7751 .. Fort Gibson Lake Association - 918.462.3311 .. Grand Lake Association - 918.786.2289. Fax 918.786.3386 .. Great Salt Plains Recreational Development Association - 580.596.3053 .. Hudson Lake Association - 918.434.6658 .. Kaw Lake Association - 580.762.9494 .. Keystone Lake Association - 918.358.2514.

Oklahoma City -

A virtual community for the Citizens and Visitors of Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City -

Welcome to the Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Oklahoma Native America -

This is the first stop in your upcoming tour of Oklahoma. By clicking through these pages, any visitor can plan a successful, enriching, fun and memorable vacation in the Sooner State.

Oklahoma Tourism -

Enjoy Oklahoma's best attractions, events and travel destinations any time of the year. Call today for your FREE Vacation Guide to Central Oklahoma's Frontier Country. Call 800.386.6552.

Oklahoma - Who To Call -

Highway Patrol / Emergency 405.825.2323. On cellular phones *55. - Road & Weather Conditions 405.425.2385 - Turnpike Tolls & Access 800.745.3727. Oklahoma City area 405.755.8655. - Tourist Information 800.652.6552. Oklahoma area 405.521.2409. - Resorts Parks & Cabins 800.654.8240. - Department of Wildlife Conservation 405.521.3851. - Fishing Information 800.275.3474. - Hunting Information 405.521.2739. - Scenic Rivers commission 918.456.3251. - Department of Transportation 405.521.2554. - Arts Council 405.521.2931. - Historical Society 405.521.2491. - Museums Association 405.424.7757. - Theater Association 405.236.0788. - Handicapped Concerns 800.522.8224. Oklahoma City Area 405.521.3756. - Restaurant Association 405.942.8181. - Governor's Office 405.521.2342. Enjoy Oklahoma.

Oklahoma - Discover Oklahoma -

Watch discover Oklahoma, the only television program dedicated to the Oklahoma traveler.

Oklahoma Golf Courses -

Enjoy your golf game.

Oklahoma National Softball Hall of Fame -

...where the past and future meet. Oklahoma National Softball Hall of Fame. Located at 2801 N.E. 50th Street, Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma Native America - Audio -

This is the first stop in your upcoming tour of Oklahoma. By clicking through these pages, any visitor can plan a successful, enriching, fun and memorable vacation in the Sooner State.

Oklahoma Radio & TV Online -

Listings for all Oklahoma Radio and TV stations.

Oklahoma Parks, Resorts & Golf -

More Activities for More Fun. Call today for more information and reservations 800.654.8240.

Oklahoma State Park -

Totally Disabled and Senior Citizens. Oklahoma's beautiful state parks, resorts, and golf courses are designed to be used and enjoyed by everyone. Senior citizens and disabled visitors are especially invited to experience Oklahoma's natural pleasures. For information call 800.652.6552. 24 hours / day - 7 days / week.

Oklahoma The Ranch -

Team Building. Rope Course. Retreat. Special Events. Located in the rolling Hills of Oklahoma. Call 405.377.2201.

Oklahoma Today -

Oklahoma Today Magazine is the official magazine of the state of Oklahoma. Regular issues are published six times a year beginning in January and ending in November.

Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department -

We are a team of 1,500 Oklahomans. Some of us work full-time, and others work on a seasonal basis to ensure customers are served during peak travel times. We maintain thousands of buildings, keep the grounds in our state parks attractive - the trash picked up and the lawn mowed. We publish brochures and information to help travelers plan their trip to or within Oklahoma, and then greet them at our state welcome centers. We provide security for state park guests and protect Oklahoma's natural resources. We show people the "real" Oklahoma in the award-winning Oklahoma Today Magazine, and through a variety of marketing and advertising efforts, including the Discover Oklahoma television show. We conduct education programs through schools, communities and the parks themselves. We design and build amenities so all of our customers can access better, safer recreation opportunities.

Oklahoma Travel -

Oklahoma Native America - America in it's Native State.

Oklahoma White Water Bay -

The season is May to September. Come experience everything that's fun for summer. Explore our 25 acres of wet, wild and wonderfully entertaining attractions.

Oklahoma City - 45th Infantry Division Museum -

....dedicated to Oklahoma's citizen soldiers. Free Admission. Located at 2145 NE 36th Street. Call 405.424.5313. The 45th is one of the best, if not actually the best division in the history of American arms -- General George S. Patton Jr.

Oklahoma City Arts Council -

The Arts Council of Oklahoma City is dedicated to bringing art of all types to everyone in our city. From oil painting to folk dancing, the Arts Council of Oklahoma City presents events that bring the visual and performing arts to the community at little or no cost. In addition, Stage Center, an award winning theatre complex that offers performing, rehearsal and administrative space, is operated by the Arts Council of Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce -

Welcome to the greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce.

Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau -

In 1889, it was the lure of wide-open spaces and, of course, the free land. Folks still head for Oklahoma City seeking the kind of adventure you'll only find in the heart of America's true western heritage.

Oklahoma City - Grandison -

The Grandison Bed & Breakfast. Call 405.521.0011. Located at Maney Park, The Grandison now occupies a 1904 Victorian mansion with a curved mahogany entry, a curved staircase with carved banister, stained glass windows, and a spacious round front porch extending from a two-story corner bay.

Oklahoma City Historic Stockyards City -

....an area alive with history in the making. Come - be a part of the new vitality of the old West. For more information call Stockyards City Main Street, Inc. 405.235.7267.

Oklahoma City - Mid-South Restaurants -

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mid-South Restaurants - Pearl's Oyster Bar, Trapper's Fish Camp and Grill, Subway Deli, and Crab Town. Always fun, fresh & affordable.

Oklahoma City Myriad Botanical Gardens -

Myriad Botanical Gardens & Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory. Located in downtown Oklahoma City. Call 405.297.3995. Escape -- Explore.

Oklahoma City National Cowboy Hall of Fame -

A visit to the National Cowboy Hall of Fame is like stepping back into the Old West.

Oklahoma City National Memorial and Memorial Center Museum -

We come here to remember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever. May all who leave here know the impact of violence. May this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace, hope and serenity.

Oklahoma City Omniplex -

...an amusement park for the mind. Where science inspires, aviation takes flight, imagination blooms, and families find fun. Call 800.532.7652. Let your mind roam through 340,000 sq. ft. of museums and attractions.

Oklahoma City Red Earth -

Discover Native America at Red Earth. Red Earth Indian Center Open Daily. Located inside the 10 acre Kirkpatrick Air Space & Science Museum at Omniplex. Call 405.427.5228. Fax 405.427.8079. Red Earth Festival is America's most unique family event.

Oklahoma City Rockwell RV Park -

I-40 West at the Rockwell Exit 143. Free Coffee - Heated Pool. Open year 'round. Call 405.787.5992.

Oklahoma City Zoo -

Welcome to the Oklahoma City Zoo.

Oklahombres Online Research Forum -

OKLAHOMBRES is dedicated to the careful, correct research and preservation of lawman and outlaw history. The official purpose of OKLAHOMBRES is to support, encourage and promote education, research, writing and other journalistic efforts and endeavors in that portion of Oklahoma history involving lawmen and outlaws. OKLAHOMBRES publishes a quarterly journal featuring the efforts of our members, we present informative programs, and we host field trips to sites of interesting events in Oklahoma lawman and outlaw history.

Okmulgee -

Discover the beauty of Okmulgee and Dripping Springs State Parks. Discover the art, culture and history of Muskogee (Creek) Indians .....the is much more to Discover in Okmulgee. Call 800.355.5552.

Oologah -

Will Rogers 19th Century Birthplace Ranch near Oologah. Call for information. 800.828.9643. Local 918.341.0719.

Paoli -

Settlers first came to this area in 1874. The Dulin family was to the north and the Florence family to the west. Both had large ranches with farms to produce feed for the cattle and horses. The Santa Fe railroad was laid in 1887 and the Paoli Post Office was opened on June 27, 1888. Located 30 miles south of Norman, just off I-35 at Exit 79. For further information call 405.484.7844.

Pawhuska -

...Home on the Range. Where the Buffalo roam.

Pawhuska -

The Tallgrass Prairie Preserve. Originally spanning portions of 14 states and covering over 142 million acres, the tallgrass prairie was one of North America's major ecosystems. It was a complex landscape, harboring a rich diversity of plants and animals, that was shaped by the natural forces of climate, fire, and grazing. Today, less than 10% of the original tallgrass prairie remains. For additional information contact the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve. Call 918.287.4803.

Pawhuska -

The Inn at Woodyard Farms. Bed & Breakfast - Find Foods. Call 918.287.2699. Pawhuska. Carol Maupin - InnKeeper.

Pawnee -

Pawnee Chamber of Commerce. Call 918.762.2108.

Pawnee Bill Museum and Mansion -

This 350 acre ranch on Blue Hawk Peak features historic resources and new facilities such as an interpretive center, a small lake, a "kids" fishing pond, and day-time recreational areas. The ranch is located one-half mile west of Pawnee on US 64. For more information call 918.762.2513.

Ponca City -

Visitors will discover the splendor of an oil boom town that didn't fade away.

Ponca City -

This Must Be The Place. The Marland Estate was once the home of E.W. Marland, 1920's oil millionaire and tenth governor of Oklahoma. For information call 800.422.8340.

Purcell -

Located in the very Heart of Oklahoma and nestled in the bluffs overlooking the South Canadian River, the birthplace of Oklahoma, Purcell, has a unique and rich history which blends many cultures, industries and people into a city which can boast of a charming past while eyeing a progressive future. For information from the Heart of Oklahoma contact the Purcell Chamber of Commerce. 405.527.3093. Charming Past ....Progressive Future.

Quartz Mountain Resort -

Located 20 miles north of Altus in the Wichita Mountains of southwestern Oklahoma, Quartz Mountain is the perfect place for corporate retreats or national conferences. Recreational facilities include water skiing, fishing, and jet skiing on Lake Altus-Lugert. The resort also offers water slides, paddleboats, hiking trails, rock climbing, and golfing at the 18-hold course adjacent to the Lodge.

Ramona - Jarrett Farm -

Tranquil - Romantic - Unique. Luxury Bed & Breakfast. Call toll free - 877.371.1200.

Remington Park -

...go baby go. Scream. Yell. Jump up and down. Play a long shot. Taunt your friends. Brag about your winnings. Want everything. Curtail nothing ...or you're outta here. Call for more information or reservations. 800.456.9000. Local 405.424.9000. Oklahoma's Premier Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred Racing Facility.

River Guide -

River Guide to the McClellan-Kerr Waterway. Travel the Oklahoma and Arkansas River Navigation System. For information contact the Upper McClellan-Kerr Waterway Association. P.O. Box 2361, Muskogee, OK 74402. Call 918.682.9131. The future of tourism and recreation up and down the waterway promises to continue to expand as more facilities and activities are added.

Route 66 Museum -

Located at 2229 W. Gary Blvd., Clinton, Oklahoma. Still Gettin' Your Kicks On.....Oklahoma Route 66 - Where the East..Meets the West.

Salina -

In 1796 Major Jean Pierre Chouteau founded the oldest permanent white settlement in the state here. On the shores of Lake Hudson. For information call 918.434.8181.

Sapulpa -

Frankoma Pottery. Free Factory Tours. Just 10 minutes from Downtown Tulsa.

Seminole -

Children's Museum. The Jasmine Moran Foundation. Call 405.382.0950. Where every kid counts ....at the Jasmine Moran Children's Museum you can be ...a Judge, an artist, a fireman, or anything you want to be when you visit Mabee's KID TOWN, U.S.A. One of America's largest, most unique children's museums.

Shangri-La -

Nestled along the shores of Grand Lake O' the Cherokees, in northeast Oklahoma, Shangri-La Resort and Country club invites you to experience our incomparable service and amenities for your recreational, family or romantic getaways. Call 800.331.4060. Oklahoma's Premier Resort.

Shawnee -

Drive down Broadway to view the stately old homes. Then follow a city map around town to photograph historic buildings or ...view 30 of Shawnee's stately and historic buildings in one location ...on fabric. Enjoy our city blocks, a place where you'll feel welcome while you're in the center of it all. Call 405.275.9780 for information.

Shawnee -

Mayne Harber Inn. Bed & Breakfast. Call 405.275.4700. Situated on three wooded acres, Mayne Harber Inn is a place to relax and be pampered. Enjoy the woods and nature, the ample library, nooks and crannies, the large swimming pool, the music room, mingling with hosts and other guests - or just soak up solitude.

SMARTpages -

The online directory of business listings, city guides and shopping guides. Arkansas - California - Kansas - Missouri - Nevada - Oklahoma - Texas - Courtesy of Southwestern Bell * Pacific Bell * Nevada Bell.

Stillwater -

Located only 65 miles away from Oklahoma's two largest cities, Stillwater offers the best of both worlds. It is a city of sophisticated charm, quality education, contemporary night life or quiet country living.

Stillwater -

....FEEL the Fun of Stillwater. Call for a FREE copy of the Stillwater Visitors Guide. 800.991.6717. Local 405.743.3697.

Stillwater -

Stillwater Community Center. Eighth & Duck Street. Call 405.747.8003. Fax 405.747.8022.

Stillwater -

Payne County Expo Center. FAIR. Call 405.747.8346.

Stillwater Eskimo Joe's -

Jump in the car and go. Call 800.256.JOES. Take a day trip to Oklahoma's best place for Juicy Burgers, Thick Shakes, Cheese Fries and World-famous T-shirts. Call 405.372.8896.

Stillwater Daily O'Collegian -

Oklahoma State University Newspaper.

Stillwater News Press -

A CNHI Newspaper serving North Central Oklahoma.

Stroud -

Tanger Outlet Center. Click on Oklahoma. Location - I-44 Turner Turnpike, Exit 179 Less than 1 hr. west of Tulsa and Less than 1 hr. east of Oklahoma City. Call 1-800-408-2455 or 918-968-3567.

Sulphur -

The Hidden Paradise of Sulphur. Located in the heart of the scenic Arbuckle Mountains, Sulphur is a hidden paradise of beauty, peaceful hometown ethics and family values. Call the Sulphur Chamber of Commerce. 580.622.2824.

Shawnee -

Shawnee ...the center of it ALL. Call 405.275.9780.

Tahlequah -

Welcome to The Tahlequah Home Page.

Tahlequah -

Sparrow Hawk Camp - Tahlequah. Float Trips around Sparrow Hawk Mountain Primitive Area. Float Trips * Campgrounds * Nearby Attractions. Call 800.722.9635. Located just five miles northeast of Tahlequah, on State Highway 10. The camp is about a quarter of a mile off the highway. Signs are posted along the way to help you find the camp.

Tahlequah -

Eagle Bluff Resorts. Rafting & Canoeing. For more information or reservations call - 800.657.4837.

Tahlequah - Cherokee Heritage Center -

Dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Cherokee history and culture.

Tahlequah - Cherokee Nation -

Official web site of the Cherokee Nation.

Talihina -

Welcome to Southeast Oklahoma's Biggest Little Website.

Thackerville -

Indian Nation RV Resort .....a fun friendly park. Exit I-35 1 or 5 Thackerville. Call 800.568.7837. Located just 75 miles north of Dallas / Fort Worth and 125 miles south of Oklahoma city, you'll fine one of the friendliest, most active RV parks you'll ever visit. Local call 580.276.4411. We have it all ....entertainment, laughs, inspiration and fellowship. Join us and experience for yourself.

TRAVEL.org - Oklahoma -

Welcome - Your trip starts here. Tours and sights, lodging, activities.

Tulsa -

Situated between the Verdigris River and the Arkansas River at the headwaters of the McClellan-Kerr Waterway, the city of Tulsa boasts activities for every taste.

Tulsa - Gilcrease Museum -

Thomas Gilcrease Museum Association. Call 888.655.2278. Local 918.596.2700. Where the Story of the American West Unfolds.

Tulsa - Tulsa Garden Center -

Woodward Park. Visit the Mansion and stroll through the woodlands and diverse gardens. 45 beautifully landscaped acres. Located at 2435 South Peoria Avenue, Tulsa. Call 918.746.5125. Free Admission. Handicapped accessible.

Tulsa - Local Source -

Welcome to Local Source.

Tulsa - Mingo RV Park -

Mingo RV Park - Tulsa's Finest. Everyday low rates. Convenient Location. Free Cable TV. Enjoy the finest in RV living at Mingo RV Park, conveniently located at Interstate 244 and Mingo Road in Tulsa. For reservations and directions call 800.932.8824. In Tulsa call 918.832.8824.

Tulsa - Oral Roberts University -

You are to build me a university. Build it on My authority and on the Holy Spirit.

Tulsa - Philbrook Museum of Art -

...your window on the world. Fine Art Museum. Historic Villa. Diversa Collections. Lush Gardens. Located at 2727 South Rockford Road. Just 5 minutes from downtown Tulsa. Call 800.324.7941.

Tushka Homma -

Choctaw Nation Museum. Between 1835 and 1860 the Choctaws in Indian Territory experienced peaceful years. During this time a location was selected to be used as the Choctaw Nation Capital. It was in the Kiamichi Valley between the Kiamichi River and the Potato Hills. In 1838 a 45' by 25' two-room structure was built and named Nanih Wayia in memory of their sacred mound in the Old Choctaw country in Mississippi. That Original building burned in 1849. The permanent location for the Capital was a prairie only two and a half miles from the original Capital, Nanih Wayia. It was named "Tushka Homma", meaning "Red Warrior". This was to be the seat of the new government.

University of Oklahoma -

A doctoral degree-granting research University serving the educational, cultural and economic needs of the state, region and nation.

University of Oklahoma -

University of Oklahoma College of Continuing Education.

Vian -

Vian is located in Sequoyah County southeast of Muskogee between Gore and Sallisaw along Highway 64 just off of Interstate 40 on the banks of the Arkansas River near Sequoyah Wildlife Refuge and Sallisaw Recreation Area. Close to where the Arkansas and the Canadian Rivers meet.

Vian - Meadow Park RV Community -

Here you will find information on one of Lake Tenkiller's most unique and affordable solutions to the hassle of storing your motor home or travel trailer. Simply leave it at the lake and eliminate the drudgery of storage and towing.

Vinita -

Indian Territory ...est. 1871.

Watonga -

A bustling, thriving community just a short drive northwest of Oklahoma City.

Watonga - Watonga Motel -

Alvin & Anita Woodruff Owners. Call 580.623.8062. Reservation Line 888.854-5709

Weatherford -

Weatherford Area Chamber of Commerce. Call 800.725.7744.

Woodward -

Visit Woodward anytime and discover the winds of history. You're always welcome. Young or old, sports-minded or culturally inclined, from rural or urban America - Woodward offers something for everyone. Visitors are greeted by welcoming smiles into a relaxed, easy-going atmosphere which makes this community a pleasant home-away-from-home. For information call the Woodward Chamber of Commerce. 800.364.5352. Local 405.256.7411.

Woolaroc -

....make the memory your own. Wildlife Preserve .. Museum .. Nature Trails .. Working Ranch. A living monument to the American West. Today, Woolaroc stands as a lasting icon of the most romanced era of American history. Only 45 miles north of Tulsa.

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Yukon -

You can do it all in Yukon. Founded on a site overlooking the North Canadian River bottom lands, Yukon had its beginning with the filing of property deeds by A.N. Spencer in January 1891. Located on historic Route 66, and just 15 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City.