Oklahoma contains numerous locations waiting to be discovered, from a biblical city replica to a museum housing the largest private arms collection in the US. The state features natural parks with caves, waterfalls, and thermal springs. Historical sites like Fort Washita and Sequoyah's House illustrate regional history. Museums document Western American and indigenous art.
Oklahoma, United States
This architectural reproduction features buildings from ancient Jerusalem, located within the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge natural area.
Catoosa, Oklahoma, United States
This concrete whale structure built in 1972 contains a slide and diving platform at the artificial pond.
Bartlesville, Oklahoma, United States
The museum displays a collection of American Western art and Native American artifacts on a 3,700-acre nature preserve.
Foyil, Oklahoma, United States
The park features a 90-foot concrete sculpture with carved Native American figures, created between 1937 and 1961.
Davis, Oklahoma
The 77-foot waterfall flows over limestone cliffs. The park contains swimming pools, hiking trails and caves among the rocks.
Freedom, Oklahoma
A black gypsum cave system extends 1300 feet. Visitors can take guided tours and observe wild bat colonies.
Pawnee, Oklahoma
The bathhouse built in 1939 displays Great Depression architecture. The modern water park includes slides and swimming pools.
Wilburton, Oklahoma
The park encompasses 3 mountains of the Sans Bois range. The historic cave served as a hideout for Jesse James and Belle Starr.
Comanche County, Oklahoma
Historic resort town with cobblestone streets, local stores and restaurants dating from the 1920s.
West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma
A 23-meter waterfall in the Ozark Highland region with hiking trails and observation platforms.
Hinton, Oklahoma
A canyon with red sandstone walls offers hiking trails, climbing opportunities and a camping area.
Sulphur, Oklahoma
A natural area with mineral springs, hiking trails, lake swimming and several species of wildlife.
Waynoka, Oklahoma
This sand desert spans 1,600 acres and features sand dunes for off-road vehicles and sandboarding.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
The museum displays over 350,000 artworks and artifacts of American history, culture and indigenous peoples.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
A 1920s mansion with 23 acres of gardens and a collection of European and American art.
Claremore, Oklahoma
This collection contains over 20,000 firearms, military equipment and historical items from various periods.
Ponca City, Oklahoma
This Italian Renaissance style residence, completed in 1928, contains 55 rooms with original furniture and art collections.
Sallisaw, Oklahoma
Built in 1829, this log structure served as the residence for the Cherokee scholar who developed the first Native American writing system.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The museum displays over 400 historical instruments and documents the banjo's evolution from its African origins to present day.
Enid, Oklahoma
The center features exhibits about Oklahoma settlement and contains original buildings from the 1893 land opening period.
Durant, Oklahoma
A 19th century military outpost featuring original buildings and a museum displaying regional history artifacts.
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
A 19-story building from 1956 containing an art gallery, architecture exhibitions and a museum about Frank Lloyd Wright.
Shattuck, Oklahoma
A collection of 51 historical windmills from the American Midwest displayed across 4 hectares of land.
Watonga, Oklahoma
A 325-hectare park with a golf course, horse riding trails, two nature paths and three natural springs in limestone canyons.
Oklahoma, United States
A lake with 110 miles of shoreline and multiple marinas. The area contains fishing spots, boat ramps and waterfowl observation points.
Oklahoma, United States
The collection documents Native American life, settlers and military history of the region through tools, clothing and photographs.
Oklahoma, United States
The park contains a natural spring producing 30,000 gallons of water daily. It features 3 miles of marked trails and 40 camping sites.
Oklahoma, United States
The museum displays 50,000 objects including fossils, minerals and archaeological findings from Oklahoma. The dinosaur gallery contains complete skeletons.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The center displays native birds and provides educational programs about ornithology and plant life in an urban setting.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
A military museum displaying weapons, uniforms, and documents of the Thunderbirds Division from 1920 to present.
Hominy, Oklahoma
The house built in 1905 displays original furniture and personal items from three generations of the Drummond family.
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The museum documents Oklahoma's development from 1889 to statehood in 1907 through photographs and period documents.