Muskogee/Fort Gibson, in Muskogee County, has a rich history and
wide variety of recreational opportunities. It is served by
State Highways 2, 16, 165, and US Highways 62, 64 and 69, about
midway between Dallas and Kansas City and 45 miles southeast of
Tulsa.
Area attractions
include the Five Civilized Tribes Museum, the USS Batfish War
Memorial Park Museum, Muskogee Little Theatre, Outlaw Motor
Speedway, Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and more. You'll also
enjoy the Azalea Festival, Garden of Lights, the Haunted Castle,
Cherokee National Holiday, Old Fort Days Art/Heritage Festival
and many more.
There are over 30 parks, 13 tennis courts,
theaters and much more. Muskogee has a water park, swimming
pools, skate parks, a raceway and physical fitness facilities.
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The area also offers excellent
golf, hunting and fishing opportunities. The Muskogee/Fort
Gibson, Muskogee County area has much to offer.
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