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 Points of Interest

Eliza Cruces Hall Doll Museum

This interesting museum features over 300 rare and antique dolls from all over the world including some of the carved wood; “Court Dolls” which belong to Marie Antoinette. The museum is located in the Ardmore Public Library. 320 E. St. Northwest, Ardmore. 223-8290

Gene Autry, Oklahoma Museum

About 15 miles north of Ardmore, the Gene Autry,  Oklahoma Museum is dedicated to the singing B Western movie cowboys of the 1930’s-50s. The museum hosts the annual Gene Autry, Oklahoma film festival around September-October. Hours are Saturday, 10am. -4p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m.-4 p.m. year round. Appointments are also accepted and special group tours can be arranged. General admission is by donation. Gene Autry, Oklahoma. 389-5335

Turner Falls Park

The state’s oldest park, Turner Falls has been a popular recreation area since 1868. Descried as one of the three geological windows to our past. The naturalist will find much to study in the park’s cave, geological formations and natural springs. The natural swimming pool, sandy beaches, nature and beautiful picnic area are sure to please those looking for outdoor fun. The park also allows fishing and camping. Turner Falls is five miles south on Davis on US Hwy. 77. Call 369-2917 for more info.

Lake Murray State Park and Resort

This is Oklahoma’s oldest state park and surrounded by the beautiful lake Murray. The park offers archery, ballparks, a riding stable, boating, skiing, and a firework display over the lake on the 4^th of July, Tucker Tower Museum and Nature Center and much more. The park received the State Park of the Year award. The Oklahoma Clean Lakes Association has voted Lake Murray as the cleanest lake in Oklahoma.

KOA Campgrounds

This year round, 21-acre campground offers a multitude of outdoor recreational opportunities, including volleyball and badminton. The campground also features an indoor recreational room. Lake Murray State Park, Oklahoma’s largest park is just a drive and offers swimming, fishing and horseback riding. Tent sites and 31 RV hookups are also available I-35. Exit 21, Marietta. 276-2800

Arbuckle Wilderness

Approximately 2,000 exotic animals roam freely on the grounds of this 400-acre park, which is considered to be Oklahoma’s biggest tourist attraction. On the eight-mile drive-through area of the park, animals will approach your vehicle. There’s also a walk through the zoo. Other features include a figure-eight go-cart track, a Baja four-wheel track, paddleboat rides, camel rides, catfish feeding dock, games of skill, music shows, the 35-foot Giraffe Moonbounce and the Fort Wilderness playgrounds. I-35, Exit 51, Davis. 369-3383.