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Oklahoma Attractions|Parks & Gardens

This Tiny Town In Oklahoma Has A Little Bit Of Everything

By Ashley | Published April 28, 2018

When it comes to visiting small towns in the Sooner State, Medicine Park is at the top of my list. Why? It’s simple. It has a little bit of everything; from beautiful scenery to unique shopping to delicious food, there’s no shortage of things to do in this tiny town. Take a look:

Medicine Park is best known for its quaint, cobblestone streets overlooking the gorgeous Medicine Creek at the edge of the Wichita Mountains in southern Oklahoma.

The moment you drive into town, you'll know you're in a place unlike any other in the Sooner State.

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It’s the kind of town that people travel from all over to enjoy its charm, character, and gorgeous scenery.

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And there's plenty of delicious food in town. From steaks to burgers to fried catfish, you'll find something for everyone.

The center of town, Cobblestone Row, is a darling street filled with unique shopping and delicious restaurants.

The businesses all have their own little cabin, so stop in and check out their merchandise...you never know what you'll find.

You could spend all afternoon just on this street, but keep moving because there's lots to explore.

Medicine Creek runs through the middle of the town and is stocked yearly with trout, while two dams form the popular Bath Lake Swimming Hole.

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Enjoy the breathtaking scenery by taking a leisurely stroll on the walking paths and bridges in town.

Or head to the nearby Wichita Mountains for hiking, biking, and other outdoor activities.

On top of all this, the town hosts several festivals throughout the year. They have a very big art presence featuring many talented, local artists. There's always something to do in Medicine Park, so plan your visit today.

Doesn’t this small town look like a great place to visit? While in town, check out these great restaurants that serve a variety of menu items.

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