The 80 guestrooms at the Fairfield Inn are simple in design with cream decor, striking colourful carpets, and wood furnishing. Each room comes complete with complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen television, coffeemaker, […]
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Great Plains Country combines golden prairies, rugged granite mountains and rich Native American and cowboy heritage, all set beneath dramatic Oklahoma sunsets. This 14-county region invites visitors to explore historic sites, museums and small towns, or follow in the footsteps of the Chisholm Trail before hitting the iconic Route 66 for a classic road trip filled with roadside diners and quirky landmarks.
Adventure comes naturally here, from exploring ancient landscapes and buffalo-filled plains to rock climbing and relaxing in scenic state parks. Visitors can also dive into the region’s past at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center or discover Indigenous history and traditions, making Great Plains Country a memorable blend of outdoor beauty, culture and frontier spirit.
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Duncan
Duncan blends small-town charm with Old West heritage, offering scenic surroundings, unique lodging and a welcoming Main Street filled with shops and antique treasures. Known as the “Crapemyrtle Capital of Oklahoma,” the town bursts into colour in summer with vibrant blooms throughout its streets and neighbourhoods.
At its heart, Duncan celebrates its frontier roots at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center, where interactive exhibits, an art gallery and an immersive Experience Theater bring the story of the American cowboy to life. With its historic downtown and strong sense of heritage, Duncan offers a relaxed, nostalgic glimpse into Oklahoma’s Western past.
Clinton
Clinton, known as the “Hub City of Western Oklahoma,” is a key Route 66 stop and home to the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, where exhibits and audio tours bring over 60 years of highway history to life, alongside vintage diners, drive-in nostalgia and classic cars. Visitors can also browse the museum’s famous gift shop inside the world’s largest curio cabinet before continuing along the Mother Road.
Beyond Route 66 heritage, Clinton offers plenty to explore, from the Cherokee Trading Post & Boot Outlet and Lucky Star Casino to Acme Brick Park’s 150 acres of trails, picnic areas and a miniature train. The year-round Water-Zoo Indoor Water Park adds family-friendly fun, while local wineries and cultural and Native American attractions round out the city’s diverse appeal.
Elk City
Elk City in western Oklahoma blends Route 66 nostalgia, Western heritage and small-town charm. The National Route 66 Museum takes visitors on a journey through the highway’s golden era, while the welcoming downtown offers local shops, dining and a strong community feel.
Outdoor appeal comes alive at Ackley Park with its lake and scenic spaces, while the Old Town Museum complex showcases pioneer-era buildings and artefacts. Rooted in rodeo culture and Western tradition, Elk City also hosts events like the PRCA Rodeo of Champions, offering a warm, authentic taste of the American West.
Lawton Fort Still
Lawton, Oklahoma is your passport to adventure. Learn area history at The Museum of the Great Plains, which features archaeological and cultural artifacts and a trading post replica. Read a chapter of Oklahoma's rich military history at Fort Sill National Historic Landmark & Museum, an active Army fort established in 1869, where you'll find a museum that's comprised of 26 historic buildings and the gravesite of famous Apache chief, Geronimo. No trip to Lawton would be complete without a hike or drive through the scenic Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge & Visitor's Center to see buffalo, elk and deer graze.
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