Comanche Star Casino in Walters, Oklahoma, is owned by the Comanche Nation of Oklahoma and located at 263171 Highway 53 off State Highway 5, offering a 33,000-square-foot gaming space with around 99 to 130 electronic gaming machines, no table games, and one restaurant called Comanche Star Grill serving all-day breakfast, hamburgers, nachos, and steak fingers.
Little Sahara State Park spans 1,600 acres of vast sand dunes in Woods County near Waynoka, northwest Oklahoma, USA, resembling a mini-desert formed from ancient Cimarron River terrace deposits.
The Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a museum and archive dedicated to preserving the life and legacy of American folk musician and social activist Woody Guthrie.
Tenkiller State Park covers 1,190 acres in Sequoyah County near Vian, Oklahoma, USA, adjacent to the 12,900-acre Lake Tenkiller with 130 miles of clear shoreline ideal for water activities.
Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve in the Osage Hills near Bartlesville, Oklahoma, began in 1925 as the rustic ranch retreat of Phillips Petroleum oilman Frank Phillips and now spans about 3,700 acres of rolling prairie and woods that serve as a wildlife preserve for bison, elk, deer, longhorn and exotic cattle, all reached by a scenic drive through the herds.
Lucky Star Casino in Clinton, Oklahoma, is a gaming venue owned by the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, situated at 10347 N 2274 Rd and operating 24 hours a day.
Bricktown Water Taxi in Oklahoma City's vibrant Bricktown entertainment district offers narrated 40-minute boat cruises along the one-mile Bricktown Canal since its 1999 debut as part of the MAPS revitalization project, carrying over 128,000 passengers yearly with departures every 15-20 minutes in peak season from the dock across from Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
Choctaw Casino & Resort–Durant in Durant, Oklahoma, owned by the Choctaw Nation, traces its roots to a 1987 bingo hall that evolved into a flagship gaming powerhouse through expansions, including a 2006 opening, 2010 hotel tower, and a massive $600 million upgrade in 2021 adding the 21-story Sky Tower with 1,000 luxury rooms for a total of 1,700 amid three acres of pools and spas.
The Stables Casino in Miami, Oklahoma, is jointly owned by the Modoc Nation and Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, located at 530 H St SE off Interstate 44 Exit 313.
Cherokee Casino Sallisaw is a compact Native American gaming venue owned by the Cherokee Nation, situated at 1621 W Ruth Street in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, USA, spanning about 22,000 square feet.
Roman Nose State Park is Oklahoma's oldest state park at 633 acres in Blaine County near Watonga, named for Cheyenne chief Henry Roman Nose who died there in 1917, featuring dramatic gypsum cliffs, canyons, three natural springs including the prolific Spring of Everlasting Waters, and two lakes—83-acre Lake Watonga and smaller Lake Boecher.
Downstream Casino Resort, owned by the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma, sits at 69300 East Nee Road in Quapaw, near the Oklahoma-Kansas-Missouri borders just off I-44, opening its casino on July 5, 2008, and hotel later that year after a $310 million build completed ahead of schedule.
The Centennial Land Run Monument in Oklahoma City's Bricktown Entertainment District is one of the world's largest bronze sculptures, featuring 45 life-and-a-half-sized statues of settlers, horses, and wagons frozen in the chaotic rush of the 1889 Land Run that opened two million acres of Unassigned Lands to non-Indian settlement.
Lake Texoma State Park is a premier recreation area in Marshall County, Oklahoma, USA, near Kingston on the Oklahoma side of the massive 89,000-acre Lake Texoma, straddling the Oklahoma-Texas border and formed by Denison Dam on the Red River for flood control, hydropower, and water supply.
Twin Bridges Area at Grand Lake State Park is a peaceful park on the northern shore of Grand Lake o' the Cherokees in Ottawa County near Fairland, Oklahoma, USA, named for the twin U.S. Highway 60 bridges spanning the Neosho and Spring River arms.
Kickapoo Casino Harrah in Harrah, Oklahoma, is owned and operated by the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, located at 25230 E. Highway 62, about 30 minutes east of Oklahoma City.
Lake Eufaula State Park is a 2,853-acre park in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, USA, formerly Fountainhead State Park, located 14 miles southwest of Checotah on the shores of massive 102,000-acre Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma's largest reservoir with 600 miles of shoreline created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
