5 Star Places To Visit in Norman, Oklahoma, United States (4)

1. 5.0 James Garner Statue (9 reviews)
   - A Great Tribute
   Spent < 1 hour Monuments & Statues
   
   
   Jim was my Uncle, I lived my life in his image and honor. I became an Arson/Fire Cause and Origin Investigator, and some on my Fire Department that knew Jim was my Uncle, started calling me Rockford Jr.. I had to put a stop to that.. Fireman !!!! Although I have never been to Oklahoma, I'm retired now, I'm going to make it point. and I appreciate the comments about Jim, there's only One Maverick, there' only One Rockford See more..
   
2. 5.0 Donal W. Reynolds Performing Arts Center (2 reviews)
   - MAGNIFICENT!
   Spent 1-2 hours Art Galleries • Art Museums
   
   
   We have attended MANY events here and enjoy every one of them in this historic venue on the University of Oklahoma campus. See more..
   
3. 5.0 Ruby Grant Park And Playground (1 review)
   - Finally a great park for the rest of us!
   Parks
   This park has great facilities for people with diverse interests. First, the playground is awesome! We took our granddaughter here and she had a great time. Clever toys, things to do, and stuff I've never seen before. Some are set up so you can play along with your children. Lots of benches, and even some "mist sprayers" for the hot summer days. The playground is completely fenced in so little ones can't wander off. Second, the park has nice trails for walking/running (not good for bikes or strollers though as most are gravel), and several really nice pavilions for picnics and parties. Third, the park includes a very nice dog park (over by interstate drive) with separate facilities for large and small dogs. My dog really enjoys it...very large area, lots of trees, separate parking lot, etc. Very nice park! See more..
   
4. 5.0 Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum (1 review)
   - Great tour
   Monday: Spent 1-2 hours Architectural Buildings • History Museums
   
   
   The Moore-Lindsay Historic House Museum is an 1899 Queen Anne Victorian style home that was owned by two of Norman's early prominent residents, William Moore and Harry Lindsay. Come visit the museum for a trip back in time to the early 1900s of Norman and Oklahoma Territory. This museum includes many original furnishings as well as temporary local history exhibits and an interactive space for kids. See more..