Oklahoma has many regions or “countries” that divide the state up based on its unique topography and cities. The area of south-central Oklahoma is known as Chickasaw Country and is home to waterfalls, scenic views, charming towns and cultural and historical places.
Take a visit to this area and you’ll feel like you uncovered Oklahoma’s best kept secret!
Chickasaw Country includes towns such as Ada, Ardmore, Davis, Pauls Valley, Sulphur and Tishomingo.
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Visitors to Chickasaw Country will definitely want to visit the exquisite Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur.
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The center offers visitors a an extensive history lesson on Native American culture. It is one of the largest and expansive tribal cultural experiences in the country.
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The campus sits on 184 acres and offers living history events, exhibits, a library, a traditional Indian village, a fine arts gallery, theatre, shops and dining establishments.
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The area is filled with many outdoor recreational places, including the beautiful Lake Murray.
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And the Chickasaw National Recreation Area - known as the “Oasis on the Prairie.”
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It truly is one of Oklahoma’s best kept secrets.
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Chickasaw Country is home to several charming, small towns, each with their own personality.
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Another must-visit attraction is the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center in Duncan - a true west top 10 museum and Oklahoma attraction of the year.
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It also has world-class entertainment venues.
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And award-winning restaurants.
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You’ll also find quaint, hidden chapels and barns in the small towns.
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If you visit during the Christmas season, you’ll get to experience one of the best holiday light displays in the state at the Chickasha Festival of Lights.
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The area is known for its gorgeous flowing water, as streams, rivers and lakes crisscross all throughout the country.
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It’s also home to the state’s largest waterfall - Turner Falls - standing at 77 ft. tall in the stunning Arbuckle Mountains.
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And miles and miles of places to explore.
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Take a visit to Chickasaw Country to fall in love with Oklahoma all over again!
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Don’t you just love Chickasaw Country? Another unique topography in Oklahoma is the Panhandle region of the state. You can find more information on the area here.
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