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Chimney Rock Hollow Bed & Breakfast A Touch of Colorado in Oklahoma Contact Letaza Dutton 3219 S 4451 Rd Salina OK 74365 Phone 918.479.8084 Mobile 918-724-1908 Website Send Email   Get Map Oklahoma's Most Exclusive, Private Trout Fishery & Bed and Breakfast Bed, Breakfast and accommodations We are located between Locust Grove and Salina, just north of the W.R. Holway Reservoir, one hour east of Tulsa off of highway 412. At Chimney Rock Hollow you can truly remove yourself from the stress of everyday life. Lose yourself on the sprawling 320 acres by taking a days hike, fishing our beautiful stream or just reading a good book. We have just under a full mile of fresh water stream for your fishing pleasure that is stocked with trout for winter fishing and native species for summer time. We are also stocking Smallmouth Bass this year. Our guests should be catching 1 to 1.5 pounders by next year and trophy size Smallmouth Bass in the next few years!

 

Sharpe House 301 N.W. 2nd Checotah, OK 74426 (918) 473-2832 Checks accepted; rooms $35-50 Innkeeper: Kay Kindt Once a rooming house for female teachers, the ante-bellum Sharpe House features columns from Mississippi and antiques from the present owner's family. The specialty of the house is Mexican cuisine. Breakfast ranges from traditional eggs and bacon, waffles and fresh fruit to Mexican omelets or heuvos rancheros. The Sharpe House is the perfect place to stay while you explore this scenic area. The Belle Starr Opry House, antique shopping, fishing, boating and other activities are just a short drive away.

Home of legendary actor and cowboy philosopher Will Rogers, who appeared in more than 70 movies, wrote hundreds of newspaper columns and was the highest paid radio entertainer of his day. The area attractions include Heritage Hills Golf Course, J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum, Lynn Riggs Memorial Museum, Oklahoma Military Academy Memorial Museum, Swan Brothers Dairy Farm and the Will Rogers Memorial.

 

Eufaula is home to the nation's third largest man-made lake and it offers a vacation paradise of attractions, hunting and fishing. From Arrowhead Resort to Fountainhead State Park, to the dam itself - the entire area is a boater's heaven.

This gem of the Grand Lake Recreation Area, is located northeast of Tulsa, just 15 miles off the Will Rogers Turnpike (I-44) on U.S. 59. Points of interest include Har-Ber Village, Satsuki Gardens, the Cherokee Queen paddle wheel excursion boat, musical shows for your family enjoyment, Grovefest in the spring and Pelicanfest in the fall.

Kansas is a trading center that dates back before the turn of the century.

 

Summerside Inn and Marsha’s Vineyard Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees 1/2 m. south of Ketchum on Main St. peaceful@summersideinn.com 918-782-3301 Marsha Butler

 

 

Lake Semper Fi Bed & Breakfast Retreat and Spa P. O. Box 1955 Mannford, Ok 74044 Phone: 918-865-3783, E-Mail: reservations@lakesemperfi.com The serenity of a private lake nestled in 20 wooded acres is the perfect romantic hideway. Located just 35 minutes from Downtown Tulsa on Hwy 48, eight miles from scenic Keystone Lake. Weddings can be accommodated as well as private day spa parties for ladies. Cindy Walters, owner, is a nationally certified massage therapist. The Angel's Delight Suite, which affords turn down service and gourmet chocolates has a private entry and sitting area, is elegantly decorated with family heirlooms, and has a hand painted medallion on the ceiling. The handcrafted Victorian Bath includes a whirlpool tub, crystal chandelier and a pedestal sink. Paddle and row boating are offered along with catch and release fishing. Some enjoy the lake from the private screened porch, the meditation area, or while relaxing in the hot tub. Packages are available. Reservations are required

One of Oklahoma's most beautiful and diverse towns, Muskogee offers a unique combination of Southern charm, Native American culture and Old West history. Any number of possibilities await you when you visit Muskogee. Come see for yourself why so many people are proud to be Okies from Muskogee! Area attractions include Ataloa Lodge, Eagle Crest Golf Course, Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Honor Heights Park, USS Batfish W.W.II Submarine, Thomas Foreman Home and Tiger Art Gallery.

Nowata has an unusual number of substantial public buildings and business blocks for a town its size, and comfortable, tree-lined residential streets sporting turrets, towers and gingerbread ornamentation typical of turn-of- the-century architecture. Be sure to visit the historical museum.

Experience Pawhuska! Pawhuska is full of history and has a wonderful antique, gift and clothing stores and restaurants. Enjoy the Constantine Theater and several local museums. Pawhuska is also the gateway to the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, a 36,000-acre eco-system where 300 bison were released in 1993. Seven large lakes with hundreds of miles of shoreline provide water-based recreation, water flow and winter home for bald eagles. Wildflowers and wildlife are abundant.

Native American pow-wows, rodeos, fishing at Sooner Lake. Forty-five antique shops within 45 mile radius. Nearby Tonkawa hosts annual Redbud Jazz Festival in April.

The GT Ranch, located in wheat and cattle country in Oklahoma, is a real working ranch that specializes in raising Texas Longhorns. Owners, Ted and Glenda Riddle, have been in the cattle business at this location since 1969. The Ranch has recently opened The Homestead Bed & Breakfast in a pioneer-style log cabin.  The Homestead Bed and Breakfast at GT Ranch

Rt.1, Box 32 (three miles east of exit 203, I-35) Red Rock, OK 74651 (580) 725-3400 or 3466 Visa, MasterCard, Checks accepted; rooms $55-90 Innkeepers: Glenda and Ted Riddle The Homestead, a unique pioneer-style log home is located in the heart of wheat and cattle country in north-central Oklahoma. The 400-acre ranch specializes in raising Texas Longhorn cattle. Experience the taste of the Old West in the dining room where guests are served low-cholesterol beef. The Homestead is a memorial to the homesteader, who tamed the prairie, features "The Homestead and Bunkhouse suites", "Miss Mary's" and "The Cherokee". The Homestead is available for private dinner parties, intimate unique weddings with a western flair, reunions and receptions.

Built on the site of the Chouteau Trading Post, Major Jean Pierre Chouteau founded the oldest permanent white settlement in the state. Area attractions include Salina/Snowdale State Parks, lakes, Indian culture, golf course and antique shops.

Chimney Rock Hollow Bed & Breakfast A Touch of Colorado in Oklahoma Contact Letaza Dutton 3219 S 4451 Rd Salina OK 74365 Phone 918.479.8084 Mobile 918-724-1908 Website Send Email   Get Map Oklahoma's Most Exclusive, Private Trout Fishery & Bed and Breakfast Bed, Breakfast and accommodations
	We are located between Locust Grove and Salina, just north of the W.R. Holway Reservoir, one hour east of Tulsa off of highway 412. At Chimney Rock Hollow you can truly remove yourself from the stress of everyday life. Lose yourself on the sprawling 320 acres by taking a days hike, fishing our beautiful stream or just reading a good book. We have just under a full mile of fresh water stream for your fishing pleasure that is stocked with trout for winter fishing and native species for summer time. We are also stocking Smallmouth Bass this year. Our guests should be catching 1 to 1.5 pounders by next year and trophy size Smallmouth Bass in the next few years!

Area attractions include the Spiro Mound, Overstreet-Kerr Historic Farm, Cavanal Hill -- the World's highest hill, Heavener Runestone State Park, numerous lakes and close to historic Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Capital of the Great Cherokee Nation, Tahlequah is one of Oklahoma's best vacation destinations. Attractions include: Cherokee Heritage Center and Outdoor Drama (Trail of Tears), the Cherokee Bingo Outpost, the Cherokee Gift Shop, the Illinois Scenic River (nationally known canoe river), Lake Tenkiller and great live entertainment and festivals. Don't miss beautiful Northeastern State University campus, or its many entertainment attractions, such as the River City Players Festival or the Jazz Lab.

Expect the unexpected! A city born of pioneer adventure, raised in a spirit of enterprise and blessed with cultural diversity. Set in a land of verdant hills and natural beauty. Tulsa was built for the modern world. The discovery of Oklahoma crude created a boom town full of wildcatters and oil barons whose wealth built the city. Men and women of vision and culture enriched Tulsa with fine arts, fine homes and great living. They established a lifestyle of the modern age -- sophisticated, with cosmopolitan flare in shops, boutiques and restaurants. Attractions range from fine architecture to fast horses, lively festivals to world-class museums.

 

 

Lantern Inn 1348 East 35th Street Tulsa, OK 74105 (918) 743-8343 Visa and MasterCard accepted, checks accepted; rooms $70-99 Innkeepers: Karen Keith and Pat Malloy The Lantern Inn of Brookside. . . .secluded, quiet and private. An old English guest cottage surrounded by trees, a tiny fish pond and private patio for guests. Just a stones throw from Tulsa's finest restaurants, shops and night spots. You'll enjoy breakfast at one of the many nearby restaurants. A great respite for business travelers and popular for honeymoons, anniversaries and birthdays. Special packages available.