Head to the southwest Oklahoma town of Hobart to visit the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute & Museum. Located in a series of historic downtown buildings, this 9,500 square foot facility showcases items from Hobart native General Franks’ personal collection, including one-of-a-kind pieces and top-secret videos. Brush up on local history at the Kiowa County Historical Museum before heading to Hunter Lake & Park for a day of fishing, picnicking and bird watching.
Book a stay at the charming Greta’s Inn, a historic inn built in 1929 that offers seven guest rooms and two suites. When it comes time to enjoy local cuisine, check out Frisco Creek Barbecue or the Big-A-Burger Drive Inn.
As autumn leaves burst into an array of spectacular hues, Oklahoma’s towns, cities and communities gear up for a wealth of fall-themed fun. Read on to discover spectacular places to celebrate autumn in the Sooner State.
Anyone with mobility issues knows how difficult it is to plan a vacation. Let us take the guesswork out of your next getaway with this list of wheelchair-friendly places to stay and see throughout Oklahoma.
Don’t miss a chance to indulge in a variety of fair favorites including yummy food, carnival rides, live entertainment and more at one of Oklahoma’s top county fairs.
Read on to discover how you can honor Memorial Day with a visit to a military history museum, celebrate the long weekend with plenty of family fun ideas or enjoy popular Memorial Day weekend events.
Discover Kiowa County and trace your family history and ancestry with this list of county-specific genealogy resources.
