Stephens County Genealogical Society Library

580-255-8718

301 N 8th St

Duncan, OK 73533

Located in Duncan, the Stephens County Genealogical Society Library provides a wealth of genealogical resources.  Duncan and Marlow newspapers

Prairie Wind Winery

580-214-0715

E of city

Burns Flat, OK 73624

Located in southwestern Oklahoma near Burns Flat, Prairie Wind Winery offers a diverse selection of wine.  On-site vineyards provide many diff

Heartland of America Museum

580-774-2212

1600 S Frontage Rd

Weatherford, OK 73096

The Heartland of America Museum chronicles life in western Oklahoma by preserving historical artifacts and providing authentic and educational disp

Horn Canna Farm

580-637-2327

Rt 1 Box 94, CR 1240

Carnegie, OK 73015

One of the world's largest exclusive Canna growers featuring 28 varieties on approximately 130 acres. Blooming period is from July through the first f

Hummingbird Golf Course

580-429-4400

810 Hummingbird Dr

Cache, OK 73527

This beautiful, 9 hole golf course is located in the foothills of the Wichitas. It features 3,024 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36.

Waurika Municipal Golf Course

580-228-2713

1220 W Anderson

Waurika, OK 73573

18-hole golf course. Cart rentals available.

Acme Brick Park

580-323-4572

600 S 28th St

Clinton, OK 73601

Visit Acme Brick Park, Clinton's crown jewel, for over 143 acres of fun.  This recreational complex includes indoor activities such as racquet

Old Town Museum Complex

580-225-6266

2717 W Third

Elk City, OK 73644

The Old Town Museum, housed in a spacious territorial-era residence, features numerous displays that relate the social and economic progress of wes

Guide for a Day

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

Lawton, OK 73501

Guide for a Day offers instruction in rock climbing for beginner to advanced levels. Several courses are available with most classes conducted at Wich

Trail Ruts at Monument Hill

580-252-6692

Call for directions

Duncan, OK 73533

Visible remains of the famed Chisholm Trail etched by the hooves of millions of cattle. Monument Hill was a landmark visible to trail hands more than