Muskogee, Oklahoma: World War II Sub - U.S.S. Batfish
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U.S.S. Batfish Military Museum
- Address:
- 3500 Batfish Rd, Muskogee, OK
- Directions:
- U.S.S. Batfish Military Museum in War Memorial Park. I-40 exit 286 onto Muskogee Turnpike. North to exit 33. Turn east, then a quick turn north into the Park.
- Hours:
- F-Sa 10-6, Su 1-6. Park gated after hours. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 918-682-6294
- Admission:
- Adults $7.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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A World War II sub that sank three Nazi subs, displayed on dry land. 312 feet long.
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A war submarine on land in Oklahoma. You can go inside a real, dry submarine.
[Michelle Carrizales, 07/07/2020]
The USS Batfish is an on-land submarine that people can tour. Sits on the Arkansas River honoring the 52 Submarines and 3500+ men lost in subs during World War II.
[Keith, 05/19/2020]
The U.S.S. Batfish Military Museum is much larger than expected -- very cool. Admission into park is $7 for adults.
[MeganE, 07/10/2018]As you drive on the access roads to the U.S.S. Batfish, and you look east, you will see two City of Muskogee domed water tanks, rising from mounds. If you look at just the right moment, they look like breasts. So do two tanks at the nearby Port of Muskogee if you REALLY use your imagination.
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Looks fabulous! We assume your visit was before the 2019 flood, when interior access to the submarine was still allowed...