Stephens County Historical Society Museum

Historical Redbud Park, former home of the Marlow Brothers, and new home of the area's oldest Catholic Chapel, built before statehood.

Marlow Flea Market, 1st weekend of every month.

Old Fashioned Home Town Fourth of July Celebration, with one of the largest fireworks displays in southern Oklahoma.

Watermelon Festival, In August together with a rodeo drawing more than 20,000 visitors from across the country.

KC Collectibles, soda pop bottles and soda pop memorabilia.

Excellent Fishing is found at the lakes and many ponds in the area. Camping, boating, and swimming are all available locally. It is not uncommon for record fish to come out of Stephens County waters. Recently twelve of Oklahoma's top 20 Largemouth Bass were caught in Stephens County.

• Lake Fuqua (1500 surface acres)

• Lake Humphries (840 surface acres)

• Clear Creek Lake (600 surface acres)

• Duncan Lake (550 surface acres)

• J.W.Taylor Lake ( 227 surface acres)

Hunting Enthusiasts find central Oklahoma excellant for Deer, Quail, Ducks, Geese, Squirrel, Wild Turkey and other game which are all plentiful throughout the area.

Several 18 hole public golf courses are available in the immediate area.

45 Minutes to:

• Indian City, U.S.A.
• Tribal Headquarters of Apache Indian Tribe
• Tribal Headquarters of Caddo Indian Tribe
• Tribal Headquarters of Wichita Indian Tribe
• Tribal Headquarters of Delaware Tribe of Western Oklahoma
• National Hall of Fame for Famous American Indians
• Waurika Lake (10,000 surface acres, and 80 miles of shoreline)
• Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge 60,000 plus acres; free range buffalo, Texas Longhorn cattle, prairie dog town, elk, deer, Quanah Parker Nature Center, wildlife viewing and photography, mountain bicycling, rock climbing, 15 miles of trails, camping, fishing, picnicking

1 Hour to:

• National Cowboy Hall of Fame & Western Heritage
• Remington Park for world class horse racing
• Botanical Gardens
• Oklahoma City Zoo, with the new Great EscApe, Aquatics and Cat Forest-Lion Overlook
• Frontier City theme park
• White Water Bay water park
• Red Earth Festival, June 12-15, a gathering of over 100 Native American Tribes
• Stockyards City, founded in 1910, largest stocker/feeder cattle market in the world
• Lake Murray Resort Park, (5,728 surface acres), camping, boating, hiking, swimming, etc.
• Turner Falls Park, 77 foot falls, with two beautiful natural swimming holes, recreational area since statehood
• Arbuckle Wilderness exotic animal park
• Cedarvale Botanical Gardens
  Arbuckle Mountains, a textbook to the Paleozoic Age with scenic turnouts
• Chickasaw National Recreation Area, including the Travertine Nature Center and Lake of the Arbuckles (2,350.00 surface acres.