For business travel or a Tulsa weekend getaway, Holiday Inn of Jenks is a convenient & comfy choice. The hotel is totally smoke & pet-free and don't miss the fresh baked cinnamon rolls at breakfast! Leer más.
Who says wineries can't be fun and flirty? Rusty Nail Winery in Sulphur creates a unique experience with their boutique wines, all named after womens' shoes. Nosh on light bistro fare, shop and sip! Leer más.
Aaron's Gate Country Getaways are more than a bed and breakfast, they're your own country cottage. Enjoy a private hot tub on the patio before you settle into your canopy king size bed for the night. Leer más.
This national historic site memorializes the location of Lt. Col. George A. Custer's 1868 surprise dawn attack on the Southern Cheyenne village of Peace Chief Black Kettle. Join a ranger-led hike. Leer más.
Find the perfect family farm experience in Oklahoma City at Orr Family Farm. Petting zoo, train ride, old-time photos and a brand new zip line provide a day of fun and adventure for all ages! Leer más.
With a rooftop view of Downtown Tulsa, El Guapo's Cantina is a great place to enjoy Mexican specialty dishes, 7 days a week. Taco Tuesdays offer traditional-style carnitas tacos for only $1! Leer más.
Enjoy a unique and relaxing attraction, the Oklahoma River Cruise. Take in the ever-growing city skyline as you cruise seven miles through the heart of Oklahoma City. Themed cruises available. Leer más.
This Blue Dome district deli features artisan breads, all-natural meats and homemade pastries. It's a comfy place for singles or families alike. Try The Jed, a cinnamon roll as big as your head! Leer más.
Steeped in nostalgia, this Route 66 landmark – notable for the Pepto Bismol pink Cadillac and vintage police car parked out front – elevates the humble chicken-fried steak to high art. Leer más.
Located in a former Route 66 gas station, The Boundary serves tasty BBQ meals in a nostalgic atmosphere. The restaurant sits on the Indian Meridian which was the boundary of the famous 1889 land run. Leer más.
Trace the history of the banjo and peruse the impressive collection of over 300 ornate banjos. Save money with a coupon for $2 off admission at http://www.travelok.com/printable-coupons. Leer más.
Learn about the cultures of the Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Seminole tribes who were relocated to Indian Territory in present-day Oklahoma. Leer más.
A Route 66 icon of roadside kitsch, Totem Pole Park features the world's largest totem pole. Stop and enjoy a picnic at the totem tables. Leer más.
This historic former school house has been restored into a charming winery and vineyard with tasting room, gift shop and banquet room. Arrange to have lunch on the patio overlooking the vineyard! Leer más.
A micro-winery located right in the heart of the Bricktown Entertainment District. If you are over 21, stop in for a free wine tasting and buy a bottle of your favorite to take home. Leer más.
