Mountains, Rivers and Lakes

The natural landscapes of Oklahoma’s Chickasaw Country have stood the test of time and are windows to its rich history. Take in all its beauty by trekking through the vast Arbuckle Mountains, hunting within the quiet fields, fishing in the Oklahoma lakes, and relaxing in the cozy lodging. Explore sites such as the beautiful Turner Falls and the expansive Texoma Lake.

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Chickasaw Cultural Center


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Chickasaw National Recreational Area


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Fort Washita Historic Site & Museum


Originally built in 1842 to protect the Chickasaw and Choctaw Tribes from the plains Indians, Fort Washita operated through 1865 and still stands today as a historic site and museum where visitors can learn what life was like before and during the Civil War.

After being abandoned in 1862 ...

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Kullihoma Grounds


The Kullihoma Grounds is a Chickasaw tribal reserve that serves as a favorite gathering place for the Chickasaw people. It once was actively used as as a stomp ground, school and an everyday community. Although it no longer serves those purposes, it is still a place for the Chickasaw people to re...

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Chickasaw Community Gardens


The Chickasaw Community Gardens were created in March 2002 to fulfill their purpose of employing and training Chickasaw youth and adults. The program started very small with a single-bay greenhouse. Thalia Miller, the Director of the Chickasaw Nation Horiculture Department and overseer of the Com...

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