Hidden Gems Places To Visit in Oklahoma, United States

51. 4.5 Blue Dome District (63 reviews)
    - Bucket List Fun
    Spent 1-2 hours Neighborhoods
    
    
    I loved the three band benefit concert held December 19, 2020 for CASA. It was three bands: Severmind, DreK and All Is Fair. I truely enjoyed the music, was so happy to bring an unwrapped child's toy to supplement my ticket purchase. The toyes were donated to CASA. Plenty of space to socail distance at tables, bartender was great, and security was awesome!!! Haven't been to a live concert in many many years...enjoyed it. See more..
    
52. 4.5 Beavers Bend Brewery (61 reviews)
    - Beavers Bend Brewery
    Breweries
    
    
    After a full day of fun you might just want to sit, sip and enjoy the views. Broken Bow provides a variety of breweries or wineries. We chose to go to Beavers Bend Brewery. We found this fantastic outdoor seating brewery to be the perfect place for us. Along with their crafted brew they offer Corn Hole games for a bit of competition among friends! And did I say this place is pet friendly too?! See more..
    
53. 4.5 Boomer Lake Park (61 reviews)
    - AMAZING ASSET! Yet another FREE Stillwater activity!
    Spent 2-3 hours Biking Trails • Parks • Jogging Paths & Tracks
    
    
    I often visit family in Stillwater and have found great solace at Boomer Lake Park. Whether you're a jogger or walker, you will find beautiful sites on the nearly 3-mile perimeter loop. People-watching breaks the rhythm on those hard runs or walks, and the gulls will cry out if you step too close to one of the picturesque points. Benches, pavilions, and playgrounds abound; there's even a kids' water park for those hot Oklahoma days. DO NOT MISS!!! See more..
    
54. 4.5 Will Rogers Dog Iron Ranch and Birthplace Home (60 reviews)
    - Always Good to Know From Where We --or others--Come From
    Historic Sites
    
    
    Birthplace of Will Rogers, now also a nature reserve. See more..
    
55. 4.5 Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center (60 reviews)
    - One room schoolhouse is great
    History Museums
    
    
    We did this as a field trip with our homeschool co-op. The one room schoolhouse was in the morning & the kids really enjoyed writing with ink & nib pens, reading from a McGuffy reader & writing on slates. They had a quick tour of the museum, saw the land run office & store, and a “mansion” (upper class house but smaller than today’s mansions for sure!). I want to come back with my teenagers when the study OK History. The guides and movie talked frankly about the Trail of Tears and Indian tribes that make up an important part of OK history as well as the land run, settlement on the prairie, and wheat & oil. Dr. Mathearn was fantastic at teaching the kids- made it interesting & still was in character. Highly recommend for schools & families (though it might not be as interesting if you didn’t do the whole one-room schoolhouse experience). See more..
    
56. 4.5 Fort Washita Historic Site (59 reviews)
    - Great history of the Civil War era.
    Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Historic Sites
    
    
    Set in the rolling hills 20 miles north of the Texas border, this was a great experience for my teen age son and I. The staff were super nice and knowledgeable. It is self guided, but staff will provide great information if you want to go that route. The structures are well labeled and a short walk will allow you to see it all. There is a Confederate cemetery on site, log cabins, water well. The historic east west wagon trail runs right through the fort and it is still visible. It was part of the California Gold Rush route early settlers used. It has all paved roads and well maintained grounds. See more..
    
57. 4.5 Guthrie Scottish Rite (57 reviews)
    - Amazing Scottish Rite Temple
    Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
    
    
    While I've known about this Scottish Rite Temple for many years, this was my first opportunity to visit this building. It is truly an amazing structure. Approximately 400,000 square feet and nearly a century old, the interior design and furnishings are beyond belief. The organ, with over 3000 pipes, is as old as the building and tuned twice a year. This is one stop that should be on everyone's bucket list. See more..
    
58. 4.5 Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum (55 reviews)
    - Nice Little Stop on Route 66
    Wednesday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    This place really captures the essence of what it's about to travel on Route 66. A quick stop at roadside museum or attraction to gain a little knowledge and get a good photo op is at the heart of the Route 66 travel experience. The Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum fits this billing perfectly. Entire visit took 45 minutes. The museum is located in a cool old service station. Lots of unique motorcycles especially if you are into motocross. Really enjoyed this stop on our trip. See more..
    
59. 4.5 Railroad Museum of Oklahoma (55 reviews)
    - Superb Railroad Museum!
    Speciality Museums
    
    
    An outstanding railroad museum with multiple collections of countless railroad items. Best switch lock & key collection I have ever seen. Superb railroad china collection which my wife particularly enjoyed. O, HO, N and Z gauge model railroad layouts. Static display locomotives, cars and cabooses. Superb collections of railroad collectables and photos. See more..
    
60. 4.5 Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum (54 reviews)
    - Makes you proud
    Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites
    
    
    A mandatory thorough check in at the base visitor center was an eye opener. Many artillery weapons on display along with tributes to the soldiers who paid the ultimate price. Very touching. 3 museums and an Indian graveyard with Geronimo's grave. See more..
    
61. 4.5 The American Pigeon Museum & Library (54 reviews)
    - Art meets history
    Wednesday: Speciality Museums
    
    
    A museum dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of the domestic pigeon and its relationship with man over time. The museum tells the history of this amazing bird as well as showcase the people who raise and love these birds. See more..
    
62. 4.5 Lendonwood Gardens (53 reviews)
    - Nice place to visit.
    Spent 2-3 hours Gardens
    
    
    We were nearby on business and saw a flyer about the gardens so went to check out. Very nice place, staff there were very accommodating. The Japanese tea pavilion was special, especially by the great Koi pond. very nice walk, mostly in the shade. Recommend. See more..
    
63. 4.5 Lake Murray Water Sports, Inc. (52 reviews)
    - Great Time of Mini Golf
    Boat Tours • Gear Rentals • Boat Rentals • Stand Up Paddleboarding • Kayaking & Canoeing
    
    
    This is an excellent place to visit! We were not able to do a cruise or any water sports, but we did play mini golf. It was easy to get in and get started. You go to the brown hut. It was $5 a person. They provide the balls and the clubs. You do have to ring the bell for service since the workers are everywhere at once, but they come running right away. See more..
    
64. 4.5 The Nut House (52 reviews)
    - Sweets Galore and More
    Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Historic Sites
    
    
    The Nut House first opened over 40 years ago selling only native pecans. Since that time the business has grown into a full time endeavor serving individual customers and businesses with nuts, fudge, confectionery treats and gifts. We operate out of a log cabin, built with pecan wood, which was originally constructed to house the pecan cracking operation. We also serve deli sandwiches, soups and sell the finest deli meats and cheeses. We pride ourselves on our selection, quality and excellent customer service. We enjoy people and want their experience with us to be fun. We hope your online experience will be just as pleasant. Take a few minutes to discover the many flavorful delights available to you. See more..
    
65. 4.5 Black Mesa Summit Trail (52 reviews)
    - Always wanted to hike Oklahoma's highest point
    Hiking Trails
    
    
    Meredith Aug 2020 gives a thorough review, but I would add March is a good time of year to go if weather cooperates. No snakes! My husband and I are 60 and moderately active. I found the incline to be taxing, but doable. Views are reminiscent of Santa Fe area. We started at 9 and it took us 3.5 hours to complete hike. We only met 4 other hikers while on the trail; all women hiking solo. See more..
    
66. 4.5 Tulsa Historical Society & Museum (52 reviews)
    - Women's History Celebration
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
    
    
    The Tulsa Historical Society & Museum has eight rotating exhibit galleries featuring stories from Tulsa's past. The museum collects, preserves, and exhibits artifacts and archives from YOUR Tulsa history. Visit often as all exhibits are temporary and change regularly. See more..
    
67. 4.5 Osage Tribal Museum, Library and Archives (51 reviews)
    - Small but rewarding, and see the campus
    Libraries • History Museums
    
    
    The museum is mostly in one main room and then a room behind it. Be sure to go into the latter because the collection of drums there is amazing. We especially liked the ones that have traditional tribal art on one side and modern art on the other. The whole Osage Nation Campus that it's on is worth looking around at, including the modern law buildings and the veterans memorial with the feather sculpture. See more..
    
68. 4.5 Greater Southwest Historical Museum (51 reviews)
    - Contains an exceptional Military Museum
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    Free Admission. The museum is in the old National Guard building. It covers the history of the town and the surrounding area. There are lots of old west artifacts and a separate building full of vintage farm machinery. The museum also houses the Ardmore Military Memorial Museum, which is outstanding. There are exhibits for every war. Uniforms from many countries. There is lots of informative text describing each item. They have a huge military library. See more..
    
69. 4.5 Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library, (49 reviews)
    - Excellent place!
    Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
    
    
    I was looking for historical books on Guthrie and was told to go to the museum. Not only was it east to find, easy to park and beautiful to boot, the woman working there on 6/25/22 was very helpful. We talked for awhile as I was looking for a book. She ended up giving me a second book about Elmer McCuardy for free as "you might need a second book for your long trip." The book is fabulous by the way! See more..
    
70. 4.5 Farm and Ranch Museum (49 reviews)
    - Worth a look
    Speciality Museums
    
    
    The Farm and Ranch Museum while not as interesting in my opinion as nearby museum still deserves your time, worth a look around, most of it outdoors. See more..
    
71. 4.5 Vojai's Winery (46 reviews)
    - Great wine.
    Wednesday: Wineries & Vineyards
    
    
    We visited this location after a disappointing trip to a winery across the street... “The three stooges,” or something like that. This winery, tucked back from the road and with rustic aesthetic, offered a great sampling. The sommelier was fun and energetic. It was the perfect ending to a vacation away with my love. Thirteen sampling’s later, ending with a slushy of mixed wines, we agree it was the best decision to come here! We’re also leaving with a mixed case of our new favorites! See more..
    
72. 4.5 Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum (45 reviews)
    - Great small museum!
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Science Museums
    
    
    This museum is housed in an old and beautiful building and is literally filled with interesting items that were commonly found in small drugstores over the past century. There is so much to see inside the museum that one could spend numerous hours enjoying the displays. The adjoining Apothecary Garden is a delight to see as well. See more..
    
73. 4.5 Belvidere Mansion (44 reviews)
    - Very Nice Old Home
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Architectural Buildings
    
    
    We stopped by to visit this home and enjoyed the feeling of stepping back in time. The sound that the wooden floors make as you walked through this home, gives this place life. Creaking Sounds fill the air. See more..
    
74. 4.5 Conoco Museum (44 reviews)
    - Super fun and interesting
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    I love an interactive museum and this one fills the bill with excellent exhibits, lots of fun historic artifacts and great photo opportunities next to cool gas pumps. We spent a little over an hour here and learned a lot about the interesting history of Conoco and its many great employees over the years. It’s an amazing business we knew little about before visiting. Be sure to catch the introductory video before walking through the museum. The young lady at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. We highly recommend this museum when in the area. See more..
    
75. 4.5 Talimena State Park (44 reviews)
    - Perfect gateway to Ouachita National Forest
    Spent More than 3 hours State Parks • Nature & Wildlife Areas
    
    
    Talimena State Park is the perfect gateway to the Ouachita National Forest. The park is a small park focused on providing camping and RV sites next to the National Forest. It serves this purpose to a T. We stayed at campsite #1. While the rent pad itself was not of a sufficient size to accommodate our tent, this site was large enough to offer a flat space to accommodate our six-person tent. Note: many of the tent sites would’ve been too small for our tent. So, if you have a large tent, be sure you have a tent site that will fit your tent. The campground has clean restrooms and showers. The campground is located at the west end of the Ouachita Trail. In fact, campsite #1 is at the trailhead. This was a great access point to a great trail. See more..
    
76. 4.5 Bartlesville Community Center (43 reviews)
    - Former Hometown
    Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Theatre & Performances
    
    
    Excellent sound wherever you are seated! Easy parking. Close to downtown and restaurants. Several other attractions are close by Bartlesville. Wollorock has a great museum along with outside attractions. Lived there for 20 years. See more..
    
77. 4.5 Pollard Theatre (42 reviews)
    - Affordable Plays in a Small City
    Theaters
    It was nice to attend a play without having the hassle of huge crowds and parking difficulties. If you’re looking for luxurious surroundings, then this is not for you. This is an old historic theater, but very comfortable. Nine of our family members attended. The actors were fabulous and we had a great time. See more..
    
78. 4.5 The Rink Antique Gallery (42 reviews)
    - Great Fun!
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Antique Shops
    
    
    One of Oklahoma's largest Vintage and Antique Malls. We have over 80 vendors that stock vintage, antique, re-purposed and eclectic items. One the weekends we have fresh off the smoker bbq. See more..
    
79. 4.5 The Stone Lion Inn Murder Mysteries and Dinner (40 reviews)
    - Stone Lion Inn
    Theatre & Performances
    
    
    . The haunted mansion is a must if you are looking to shed your inhibitions and go with the murder mystery. The food is delicious and the mystery is fun. I suggest you bring a date. The ghost made itself known and we had a visitor in the form of af cat that slept with us for awhile. We had to leave early and so missed breakfast but I am sure it was a delight as well. I think it is a lot more fun if you do not get up a party because the interaction is funnier with total strangers. Just take a date and stay in character. See more..
    
80. 4.5 BigFoot Speedway (40 reviews)
    - My two sons had a great time
    Spent More than 3 hours Game & Entertainment Centers
    
    
    The people that own the place are really nice people .my son and I was in Oklahoma for 3 days on Wednesday we called around and most of the gocarts race tracks was closed until later in the week. Bigfoot owner was there working to get things ready for the weekend. The lady that answered the phone told my son that they was there and they was welcome to come in and race. My sons had a great time driving the gocarts . The place is really nice and the car are really nice and fast ( There's a person monitoring the races that can slow the cars down remotely if needed for safety I was impressed with all the safety and rules and that they could control the cars speeds to keep everyone safe ) every thing is really well maintained. The pice was very fair. We will visit the Bigfoot race track the next time we are back in Oklahoma. I would to thank the owners and the staff for letting my son's have a great time making a wonderful memory on our trip to Oklahoma. See more..
    
81. 4.5 Afton Station Packard Museum (39 reviews)
    - Closed permanently
    History Museums
    
    
    The Packard Museum is permanently closed. And new owners are not open to public. Was once a car place but no more. And new owners would appreciate people stop walking in. There are signs that say no trespassing keep out for a reason. So on your adventure on route 66 this is no longer a stop. But believe me that are doing good things just won't be open to the public. See more..
    
82. 4.5 The Museum of the Red River (39 reviews)
    - My Elementary aged boys loved it! A must do to learn about the indigenous in this region and beyond!
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Ancient Ruins
    
    
    So much depth to this museum! A must see if you want to learn more about indigenous and native textiles, pottery, masks, art, agriculture and more. I rate this museum better than the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and Santa Fe. My 9yr old and 6yr old were thoroughly entranced by the dinosaur, the pottery, the activity center, the art and the vast collection of indigenous tools. See more..
    
83. 4.5 Blue River (39 reviews)
    - Fun and Beautiful
    Bodies of Water
    
    
    Blue River is a great spot to go and fish, swim, or just look out at the water. They have rope swings and other fun things to do. I would also recommend stopping by Scotty’s One Stop on the way back. They have the best burgers around. See more..
    
84. 4.5 Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza (39 reviews)
    - One of Many Things Tulsa Has to Offer
    Bridges
    
    
    Tulsa has a number of things to see and do, but we chose a few that our travel time would allow. This is in an area that runs beside the Arkansas River. There is parking across the road, then you walk across the bridge with the Rt 66 sign on it. Then you can go down the steps once you have crossed the road to see the statue here up close. There is also a court of flags showing the flags of the 8 states along art 66. Cyrus Avery is known as the father of Rt 66. This is another one of those somewhat quick stops for some photos and then you move on. The drive along Riverside Drive here is lovely, seeing the lengthy walking/running trails and nature statues along the path. See more..
    
85. 4.5 Libby's Cafe (38 reviews)
    - Great Down Home Cooking
    Wednesday: 6:00 AM - 12:00 AM Bars & Clubs
    
    
    Great assortment of foods from fried or grilled catfish to old fashioned meatloaf to classic chicken fired steak. There's something for everyone--from those watching their diet to those of us, like me, who sometimes don't care! The Peach Cobbler was heavenly! Just wished I had taken it home to re-heat as I was already stuffed from my bowl of hearty beef stew and cornbread. See more..
    
86. 4.5 Claremore Lake (38 reviews)
    - Beautiful
    Spent 1-2 hours Bodies of Water
    
    
    A relative has lived in Claremore for over five years, and we never knew this beautiful lake was just 10 minutes from her home! The west side of the lake has a nice park, water-play area ("splash pad"), walking trail, and fishing spots. The east side is mostly a residential street without many places to stop, but there's a parking lot at the trailhead for the mountain biking trails. Those trails are also good for hiking, but even the easiest one was what I would call moderate, with relatively steep inclines and lots of roots along the path. See more..
    
87. 4.5 Heartland of America Museum (38 reviews)
    - Fun for everyone
    Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM History Museums
    
    
    Our kids (14 and 7) were about done with museums when we found this one but I'm so glad we stopped. We were greeted at the door by two very friendly volunteers who encouraged us to take pictures with the buffalo up front, offered scavenger hunts for the kids and walked us through some of the exhibits with backstories as well as some personal stories with the exhibits themselves. One of the best museums we've seen and the kids ended up enjoying the visit as well. See more..
    
88. 4.5 Stride Bank Center (38 reviews)
    - Great place to go to attend concerts and other forms of entertainment.
    Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Convention Centers
    
    
    The Stride Bank Center is owned by City of Enid and professionally managed by Spectra Venue Management. The Stride Bank Center is a 5,000 seat arena opened in June 2013. The Arena is home to world-class concerts, athletic events, trade shows, conventions and large banquets. The complex consists of the arena and convention space made up of multiple ballrooms to fit meetings, conferences, weddings and banquets of any size. With in house catering, it makes it easy and convenient to have everything under 1 roof. See more..
    
89. 4.5 Plains Indians and Pioneers Museum (37 reviews)
    - Woodward Plains Indian Museum
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
    
    
    This is a great museum. It not only covers the land run of 1893 and the history of Woodward Oklahoma, but it is free. Donations are accepted and they do have a gift shop. There is also limited time exhibits during the year. See more..
    
90. 4.5 Cherokee National Prison Museum (37 reviews)
    - Indian Territory Jailhouse
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    The Cherokee National Prison was the only penitentiary building in the entire Indian Territory from 1875 to 1901. It housed sentenced or accused prisoners from throughout the territory. It was built in 1875 and was created for the purpose of reformation as well as for punishment for offenders. The principal chief had the power to pardon condemned men, with the advice and consent of his executive council, but this was rarely exercised. Built of sandstone rock, it was, "made to hold the most hardened and dangerous prisoners." See more..
    
91. 4.5 Clauren Ridge Vineyard and Winery (37 reviews)
    - Wonderful vineyard!
    Wednesday: Wineries & Vineyards
    
    
    Came for a tasting. This winery has a wonderful set up. You can order a tasting of 6 different wines from their list, and the tasting is free if you buy a bottle. They have appetizers you can order to enjoy along with the wine. Anna was very sweet and helpful. There were several wines I tasted that I very much enjoyed. Their flavors were varied, the aromas were inviting, and the finishes were complete. For me, this winery offered everything I like in a good tasting, and more. It was a wonderful experience. See more..
    
92. 4.5 Geronimo's Grave (36 reviews)
    - Nice to see a part of history
    Cemeteries
    
    
    We've visited the grave site of Geronimo many times over the past four decades. While the picture shows the figure on top, it is often missing. Even after replacing it with a new one, it disappears (souvenir?). Then there are the stories of whether Geromino is truely buried there or if his remains were dug up days after his burial and taken to his homeland of the Arizona mountains. Some say yes, some say no. Regardless, it's a stop not to pass by. See more..
    
93. 4.5 Osage Hills State Park (36 reviews)
    - my favorite camping park
    State Parks • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Forests
    
    
    OHSP is lovely. Regardless the time of year, the park is extremely well-kept and clean. The campsites are fairly well-situated and there's enough room in each to spread out and not feel as if the campers next to you are in your space. Water and electric are available at all but the primitive campsites, and the cost is negligible. The area is on top of a rolling hill and heavily wooded. There are bath-houses situated throughout the park. Foe tent camping in an rv site (electric/water) and near a restroom, site 5 is our favorite. We are both elderly and handicapped but not bound to wheelchairs. We camp in instant tents and found site 5 to be the best for our use. It's also one of the prettiest sites in the camp. We have been camping in October, September, April, March and May.....be aware it gets very hot in the summer months...and in late September, the tarantulas wander freely during the day. Just leave them alone and they will happily wander on across the street. See more..
    
94. 4.5 Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum (36 reviews)
    - Everything you wanted to know about Gene Autry under one roof
    Wednesday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    A museum dedicated to the Cowboy in Entertainment from 1920s to present covering film to tv to web Open Thu - Fri - Sat 10am to 4pm. Closed Sunday thru Wednesday. See more..
    
95. 4.5 Wintersmith Park (36 reviews)
    - We were totally surprizes
    Spent 2-3 hours Parks • Playgrounds
    
    
    A great venue for any function. We were totally surprized. I highly reccommend this to any one for any reason. See more..
    
96. 4.5 StableRidge Vineyards (36 reviews)
    - delicious wines
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wineries & Vineyards
    
    
    Really enjoyed this winery. Very generous on their wine tasting, & really tasted some delicious wines. Definitely left with a few purchases. The gift shop was excellent. We were so glad we stopped at this winery. The owners were so nice, & we enjoyed visiting with them See more..
    
97. 4.5 Museum of the Western Prairie (36 reviews)
    - Literally a hidden gem
    Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    There were no signs at all for this museum and it was way back in a residential area. No one would know it was there without reading about it first. It cost $3 each for seniors. A very informative lady took us into the museum and quickly explained how it was laid out and also described how this region was also part of the Greer County that Texas claimed. It was a beautiful, large museum. It had a section on the local Indians. Another on the cattle drives which included a Goodnight chuck wagon. There were some marvelous sculptures by Charles Russell and Remington. They had an impressive display of clothing. Outside they had a sod house and an old rock home. There was also lots of farm machinery. See more..
    
98. 4.5 Twister The Movie Museum (34 reviews)
    - Good overall experience and the twister museum is worth going for.
    Speciality Museums
    
    
    There is little to nothing in Wakita and it is out in the middle of nowhere. The twister museum had a lot of memorabilia but it was much smaller than what I was expecting. But it was good overall. The day we went was the twister festival. There were a couple of minor actors from the movie. They were signing Autographs but we did not wait in the long lines to get one. If you’re out that way, it’s definitely worth going to the twister museum if you were a fan of the movie. See more..
    
99. 4.5 Chickasaw Visitor Center (34 reviews)
    - Displays are Awesome!
    Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
    
    
    Upon arriving at the Visitors Center, I was greeted by a very friendly and informative ranger. The centers video was so informative about the area and its precious minerals. There were beautiful stained glass art pieces placed around the center- beautiful!!! You have to stop here and see what is displayed. See more..
    
100. 4.5 OK County 66 - John's Place (34 reviews)
     - John's County 66, well, because he could
     Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums • Points of Interest & Landmarks
     
     
     Meeting and visiting with John made my day. He has such a wonderful collection of 66 memorabilia displayed throughout the building that it really takes time to absorb it all, and that time is well spent. Memories of are in each and every item. What a wonderful representation of America and the Mother Road. See more..
     

What's a Hidden gem?

We call places hidden gems that are new, extremely good, but are not that popular yet - you should check them out. The criteria is to have a rating of 4.5 or more and more than 20 reviews and less than 100 reviews.