Thomas LeFlore
The Thomas LeFlore site marker memorializes this Choctaw leader who came over the Trail of Tears in the 1830s and served as District Chief in the 1830s and 40s. (Marker on grave site in family cemetery, northeast of Millerton.)
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Wright Guide Service
Located in Broken Bow, The Wright Guide Service offers guided fishing trips on the Glover, Little and Mountain Fork Rivers, as well as on several mountain streams for smallmouth bass. Trout fishing is also available on Lower Mountain Fork for rainbow and brown trout, including fly fishing instruction. Guests will be offered the use of
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The Oaks Steakhouse
If you like to enjoy good food and drink while making new friends, why not visit The Oaks Steakhouse of Broken Bow, Oklahoma. Our restaurant has a friendly ambience, and has earned a pleasing reputation for good food. We used all fresh ingredients cooked to perfection! Enjoy the goodness of our freshly made dishes every
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Museum of the Red River
The Museum of the Red River in Idabel, Oklahoma, celebrates the world’s artistic heritage, while emphasizing the contributions made to this heritage by the native peoples of the Americas. Artifacts and related materials dating from prehistoric to contemporary times are collected, preserved, researched and exhibited in order to foster aesthetic appreciation, stimulate curiosity, and inspire
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The Blue Rooster
The Blue Rooster is a fried chicken and fish joint located in rural woodsy SE Oklahoma in a small tourist lake area called Hochatown. We cook simple southern because, well, honestly, fresh food doesn’t have to be gussied up to taste good… or so we believe.
The “Squirrel Challenge”
Call them squirrels or call them bushytails, one thing is for certain, these elusive creatures offer great hunting action and few hunting experiences can compete with the “Squirrel Challenge” on the Honobia Creek. While some hunters assume that squirrel hunting is not worth their time and effort, true hunters know the many benefits associated with
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Talimena National Scenic Byway
Fall in Beavers Bend is spectacular; the tree leaves turn different shades of red, gold, yellow, purple, bronze, and orange. Normally the leaves start to change in mid October and peak foliage is normally early to mid November. Highway 259 is very scenic throughout the year. The Talihina Scenic Drive is north of Broken Bow
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Taco Alley
At Taco Alley our menu is packed with classic dishes we create from scratch. Daily specials incorporate seasonal, local ingredients from Beavers Bend. From delicious appetizers to tasty salads, inspired entrees to decadent deserts, your meal will be one of a kind.
Smith’s Good Eats
Smith’s Good Eats is a great place to grab a meal in Broken Bow! We have daily lunch specials & homemade desserts! Come in and check us out.
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Smithville
The Smithville historical marker, marks the formerly Hatobi (Man-Killer in Choctaw), renamed in 1890 for pioneer Joshua Smith. Center of Choctaw settlement and activity in early period. Olsom training school here 1921-33. Named for Choctaw minister Willis Folsom, W.B. Hubbell superintendent. Sealey Methodist Chapel built on Folsom campus 1925, named for generous donor and former
Shear Madness
At Shear Madness we offer a full hair salon, and tanning. Come on in or call for an appointment, we look forward to serving you here in Beavers Bend.
Shawneetown
At Shawneetown you will read how many absentee Shawnee Indians migrated to this region from old Northwest Territory in early 1800’s, settled and opened farms. A settlement of over 200 residents in vicinity became known as Shawneetown. Shawnees removed when land ceded to Choctaws in 1830. Choctaw Robert M. Jones farmed several hundred acres with
Sharpe’s Department Store – Idabel
Sharpe Dry Goods (now Sharpe’s Department Store)Â was founded in 1913 in Checotah, Oklahoma by Louis Kerre Sharpe, Jr., affectionately known as “Bummy.” Bummy began the first store as a joint partnership in Checotah with Walter Brumley. In 1918, upon returning from World War I, Bummy bought out his partner Mr. Brumley to gain sole ownership
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Shady Oaks Restaurant
Stop on by the Shady Oaks Restaurant for any meal! We are sure to fill you up, after you’ve been enjoying everything Beavers Bend has to offer.
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Rocket Roller Rink
The Rocket Roller rink is a perfect place to take the kids for an evening of family fun or the perfect first date. We strive to provide a good, clean atmosphere for all ages. We are pleased to provide floor guards on every session along with a friendly staff to ensure you have a great
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