Arrowhead Center 600 N. Western Dr. elkcitysports Arrowhead Center Home to the Western Oklahoma Bulls, ABA Basketball Team Come join our state-of-the-art sports center, basketball, pickleball, volleyball, e-sports, indoor walking track, yoga classes, and home of Kids Inc. (children’s sports) and the Arrowhead Academy (after school program). Enjoy our onsite Arrowhead Cafe for your convenience with lunch specials, smoothies, and more! Elk City Golf and Country Club 108 Lakeridge Rd. Elk City Golf elkcitygolf.com Oil & Gas Appreciation Golf Tournament Elk City Golf & Country Club is a short, scenic, fair, and challenging layout. Amenities include: a regulation 18 hole,… Read More »Sports

Parker Drilling Rig #114 N. Madison St and E. 3rd St. At 181 feet (17 stories), Parker Drilling Rig #114 is one of the world’s tallest oil rigs.  The rig was originally built in the 1960’s to drill shafts for underground nuclear testing and later was used for discovering oil.  It currently stands at the center of Elk City on Historic Route 66.  It dominates the Elk City Skyline. Centennial Lighthouse Ackley Park West. 501 N Pioneer Rd. The Elk City Centennial Lighthouse stands 42 feet tall. The structure is made of stucco over steel, and was designed by local… Read More »Points of Interest

Elk City Convention Center 1016 E. Airport Industrial Rd. More information 580-225-3230 Located on the east side of Elk City on Historic Route 66, this facility is an ideal location for banquets, meetings, reunions, school functions, weddings, and expos. Carnegie Hall 215 W Broadway Ave. More information 580-225-3230 Located downtown Elk City, Carnegie Hall is the former Southwest Auto Motors building that was remodeled with a more historical look and feel in 2001. Main room is 24′ x 70′ and is perfect for baby & wedding showers, reunions, and birthday parties. The Opera House 2717 W. 3rd St. More information… Read More »Venues

Ackley Park Historic Route 66 (W 3rd St.) & Pioneer Rd. Ackley Park is one of Elk City’s featured attractions with its many year round activities including the annual Christmas in the Park. Ackley Park West 501 N Pioneer Rd. Ackley Park West is the home to fun, fitness, and so much more. Elk City Lake D1137 Rd. & S. Washington Ave. (South of City) Perfect for the family picnic, reunion or just a lazy day at the lake. A 750 Acre Park with 250 Acre Lake regularly stocked with fish. * RV & Tent camping at Elk City Lake is… Read More »Parks

Centennial Carousel Ackley Park, N. Pioneer Rd & W 3rd St. A beautifully custom made, hand carved, all wooden carousel built by famed animal carver Ed Roth and Dan Hornberger with Brass Ring Entertainment  features 36 hand-carved wooden horses, two bench seats, and one wheelchair spot.  Open Memorial Day weekend through the end of July 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. each night (7 days a week). The month of August through Labor Day open Friday & Saturday nights from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Choctaw Express Miniature Train Ackley Park, N. Pioneer Rd & W 3rd St. Replica train offers… Read More »Things To Do

2717 W 3rd St. (on Historic Route 66) elkcity.national.route66.museum.complex The Elk City Museum Complex allows you to immerse yourself in Oklahoma pioneer history. The Old Town Museum includes a Victorian-era house with displays and artifacts that give a glimpse into the lives of early settlers in Western Oklahoma. The Farm and Ranch Museum celebrates Oklahoma’s agricultural heritage. While you’re at the complex, make sure to visit the Blacksmith Museum to see how blacksmiths create metal objects. The complex is also home to replicas of a schoolhouse, opera house, doctor’s office, and a chapel. Part of the complex is dedicated to… Read More »Museums

Elk City’s history dates back to the days immediately following the opening of the Cheyenne-Arapaho reservation in western Oklahoma Territory on April 19, 1892, when the first settlers made their appearance. Prior to this time, many early ranchers had driven cattle over the Great Western Cattle Trail from Texas to Dodge City, Kansas, the present townsite of Elk City being in the direct path of that famous trail. The creation of Elk City was an idea conceived by land promoters from Weatherford, Oklahoma, when they learned that the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad (CO & G) was coming to the… Read More »History of Elk City, Oklahoma

The Heart of Western Oklahoma Elk City is the epitome of Oklahoma and its rich heritage. From the establishment of what was once a rural community in 1901 to the development of Route 66 as the nation’s first highway system to world champion cowboys, Elk City represents the heart of the great state of Oklahoma. Elk City is located in northeastern Beckham County in western Oklahoma at the intersection of Interstate 40, State Highway 34, State Highway 6, and Historic Route 66, approximately 110 miles (180 km) west of Oklahoma City and 150 miles (240 km) east of Amarillo, Texas.… Read More »Community

580 Threads 105 N Main St., Elk City, OK 580-799-5858 Apparel Buffalo Creek 111 N. Main St., Elk City, OK 580-225-0897 Apparel, Boutique Carrol’s Shoe Corner & BTB’s Record & Rarities 101 S. Main St., Elk City, OK 580-225-8486 Apparel Circle A Western Wear 3000 W. 3rd St., Elk City, OK 580-225-7363 Apparel The Depot Trading Co. 318 S. Main St., Elk City, OK 580-210-6309 Apparel The Everett Blake Society 108 S. Main St., Elk City, OK 580-799-4103 Apparel Farm Fresh Kids 211 W. Broadway Ave., Elk City, OK 580-821-2486 Apparel Little Gray & Co 212 W. Broadway Ave., Elk… Read More »Shopping