Tuttle, OK

Tuttle was established in 1906 and developed as an agricultural community along the Chisholm Trail. 

What to Do 

Take a stroll along the historic Main Street in Tuttle and browse local shops for a unique keepsake or gift. One stop you will not want to miss is Sunflower Boutique. Established in 1972, this longtime flower and gift shop features a frilly, flowery atmosphere and a charming assortment of custom gifts.

Enjoy some time outdoors at Schrock Park, a popular gathering spot for picnics, walks and community events.

Where to Eat 

For a satisfying lunch, stop by The Pizza Shop. This local favorite serves up pizzas, sandwiches, salads, calzones and more.

What’s for dinner? As the locals would say, “Lupita's every time”! Served with the friendliest of faces, Lupita's Restaurant features great food at good prices. With friendly staff and excellent meal choices, it is no wonder their customers keep coming back for more. While you are there, be sure to try their famous sweet tea. It may not be fine dining, but it tastes soooo good!

History

Established in 1906, Tuttle developed as an agricultural community and was named after a local pioneer rancher and Choctaw by marriage, James H. Tuttle. This old Chisholm Trail town is located in a low-lying river basin along the South Canadian River about thirty minutes southwest of Oklahoma City, at the junction of State Highway 37 and 92. It is part of the rapidly developing Tri-City area, along with its neighbors, Newcastle and Blanchard. Boasting the best of three worlds, this trifecta of towns offers visitors a chain of small-town charms with a convenient channel to an uber urban scene - that of O-K-C. And, as you see painted across the water tower, Tuttle is also the home to Jason White, the former Heisman trophy-winning quarterback for the University of Oklahoma Sooners in 2003.