Nestled along the winding roads and rolling hills of northeast Oklahoma is the beautiful Flying M Ranch. This 1800s event venue sits on 700 acres and offers two large, picturesque picnic areas and a wedding barn built for fairytale weddings and events.
Offering the best in Oklahoma-made crafts, food items, soaps, seasoning, and more.
We are not your average boutique! Find something to spice up your wardrobe, a perfect piece of new home decor or that gift for someone special. Our wide inventory ensures that no one leaves empty-handed.
The McClellan-Kerr waterway runs right through the heart of our community, providing residents and guests a great outdoor amenity to enjoy. Check out the picnic areas at the Robert F. Hunter Lock and Dam 18 USACE Visitors Center for a great view of the traveling barges.
Newly renovated Fleming Park features amenities such as an updated pavilion space, walking trail, basketball and tennis courts, and restroom facilities. The park also offers two playground areas, with a dedicated play space for toddlers and young kids.
The Ingersoll Public Library serves residents of all ages by providing access to materials and services which meet their informational, educational, cultural, and recreational needs. With a variety of programs for adults and children, there is always something new to discover when visiting the library.
Featuring Amish homemade baked goods, noodles, pies, pastries, and more.
Come unwind at Old Icehouse 33, home and inspiration for the hit television show Reservation Dogs. With delicious drinks, cold beer, live music, a pool table and fire pit, Old Icehouse 33 is the perfect place to connect with friends and relax after a long week.
From tamales to street tacos, Izzy’s Mexican Flat Grill offers customers a wide selection of menu options. With unique items such as Izzy’s shrimp skewer or pork chop and enchilada combo, everyone in your party is sure to find a dish to enjoy.
You will never go hungry at S&J BBQ! With family meal packs and customizable meat-by-the-pound options, S&J continues to be a top choice for Rogers County residents for barbecue.
Graham’s delicious home-style cooking keeps customers coming back for more by serving favorites such as homemade chicken noodles, meatloaf, catfish, and a variety of bakery items such as cookies, pies and other treats.
Come enjoy Mexican-style favorites, with seating options inside or out on our large patio.
A tiny place with a whole lot of taste! This local favorite offers something for everyone, with a variety of menu options from burgers and sandwiches to salads and breakfast items.
Come enjoy an incredible view of the barges traveling the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System. Located off Highway 412 in Inola, the center features two stories of interactive displays, including an ever-expanding selection of new technology like augmented reality, virtual reality, 360 experiences, and interpretive panels. The facility also offers guests a free picnic area and on-site restrooms.
Come discover how cars have changed over time through an impressive collection of 19 well-preserved vehicles designed between 1917 and 1953. The museum features gas memorabilia from the time of service stations, including 145 gas pump globes, eight gas pumps, gas signs, oil cans, cookie jars, calendars, and more.
Home to riding playdays, seasonal rodeos and more, the Inola Roundup Club is the perfect destination for horse lovers and equestrian athletes of all ages and skill sets.
Established in 1962 and family-operated in Inola, Moore’s hosts a fish fry on the third Friday and Saturday of the month, year-round. You can also stock your pond, buy some hay and check out their Brahman, Akaushi, and Brangus crossbreed cattle.
