Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Oklahoma

While in Oklahoma, you might enjoy a visit to:

And the town gets the joke; its American Legion baseball team is named the Horny Toads.

A looming metal brontosaurus stands at the northern outskirts of town.

Star of "Maverick" and "The Rockford Files," a TV celebrity honored in his home town.

Shattuck Windmill Museum and Park features 45 vintage windmills. No two are the same -- ranging from the little 5-foot "Star Sephyr" to the big 18-foot "Samson." An original half-dugout soddy, dating to the early 1900s, and a 1901 prairie homestead house give a glimpse of how early settlers lived and why they needed these beautiful mills and the life-giving water they provided. Visit the museum and park's merchantile store. The Shattuck Windmill Museum & Park was established in 1994 and is lit for the holidays each December.

19th century Tullahassee Creek Indian Cemetery, fenced off from the minivans.

Stand on the spot and hear your voice echoing in your own freaky head.

Postcard darling of Route 66, the Blue Whale has fared better than its neighbor, Noah's Ark.

Celebrating a home-town hero and a dual-faucet view of H2O.

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