Broken Bow, OK
Broken Bow Treehouse and Glamping Stays
Treehouses, A-frames, geodesic domes and canvas glamping tents scattered through the woods around Hochatown and Broken Bow Lake
- Lodging
- Ages 4+
- Overnight
- Paid
Adventures for Preschoolers in Oklahoma
We pulled these 8 preschooler adventures out of our full catalog of kid-friendly spots in Oklahoma. Every listing has the ages it suits, what it costs, how long to budget, parking notes, and what to pack.
8 adventures found
Broken Bow, OK
Evening Hole Fishing Area
Popular family fishing pier on the Mountain Fork River with trout and bass. Paid entry. Best from about age 4. About two hours.
- Fishing
- Ages 4+
- ~2h
- Paid
Broken Bow, OK
Mountain Fork River Kayaking
Kayak and canoe rentals on the crystal-clear Mountain Fork River near Beavers Bend. Paid entry. Best from about age 5. About two hours.
- Kayaking
- Ages 5+
- ~2h
- Paid
Idabel, OK
Museum of the Red River
Idabel museum forty minutes from Broken Bow with a full mounted Acrocanthosaurus and Native American art of the Americas.
- Museum
- Ages 4+
- ~2h
- Free
Oklahoma City, OK
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
Oklahoma City Western museum with a full-scale indoor frontier town, a kids cowboy corral, and rodeo and Native American galleries.
- Museum
- Ages 4+
- ~3h
- Paid
Oklahoma City, OK
OKC Sailing School
Week-long learn-to-sail camps for kids on Lake Hefner, open to non-members, plus a half-day Pirate Camp for ages 5 to 7. Paid.
- Sailing
- Ages 5+
- ~7h
- Paid
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Oklahoma City art museum built around a fifty-five foot Chihuly glass tower, with weekend family art studios and a film theater.
- Museum
- Ages 4+
- ~2h
- Paid
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma History Center
Oklahoma City state history museum with hanging aircraft, a full oil derrick, a Route 66 section and a hard-hitting Dust Bowl gallery.
- Museum
- Ages 5+
- ~3h
- Paid