First time here and loved it .. it took us 30 mins not an hour but that was because we were the…read moreonly 2 there . Very friendly owners ,, Thank you for a great tour

You can do a free tour of the place. They also have paid tours. We went on a free one. It was cold…read moreand rainy the day we went so we didn't get to see any outdoor stuff and we're just confined to the barn. However the horses are absolutely amazing and gigantic! And they have a hayloft event center which is really cool. I wouldn't of known anything about that if we hadn't gone out there today

Express Ranches and Bob Funk have and have always had the highest quality animals. The facilities…read moreare clean and in excellent shape. Sales are conducted in a business-like way with professionals involved in all phases of your purchase.

This is one of the Crown Jewels of Route 66 in Oklahoma…read more You know I'm gonna back up that claim. But first, did you know the longest stretch of still-drivable Route 66 is in Oklahoma? In the last few years I've driven on short parts of what remain of Route 66 in all the states it passes through westward, from Missouri to California. From what I've seen, no state celebrates the Mother Road better than Oklahoma. And the beautiful Arcadia Round Barn is one of the most memorable stops on Route 66 as it passes through Oklahoma. If the first thing you want to know is Why is the barn round?, you're going to find out inside. You'll learn that the earliest Round Barns were constructed by the religious group known as The Shakers. And you'll learn how much easier Round Barns are to build (requiring as few as two men), and how much more economical they are than rectangular barns. The barn has two levels. The top floor originally was used to hold feed, and has a built in door in the middle of the room so the feed could be gravity fed to the animals below. These days the top floor is empty, and is rented out for weddings and whatnot. The bottom floor is chock full of local history. The volunteers that run the Round Barn have created kind of a time capsule you can walk around in. There are artifacts collected over a hundred year time frame. Everything from a High School Graduating Class project that documented the lives of the area's earliest settlers, to the farming implements and household tools they used in their daily lives. In addition to all the vintage Americana, there are plenty of examples of work by local contemporary artists for sale, as well as the usual Route 66 souvenir items you see for sale at just about every stop along the highway. This was my second visit to the Arcadia Round Barn. This time I spent about a half hour walking through the place. I spent far longer on my first visit. After I had a good look around I struck up a conversation with the volunteer that was working that day. I was looking to buy some Route 66 stickers and she told me where to find them. They had just what I was looking for. I paid the lady and I was out the door. A minute later I was in my car, back on 66, headed for my next adventure. Mikey C says: Come check this place out! It's such a treasure!

This is part of the Route 66, Oklahoma history. I remember when this was about to collapse but…read morethrough valiant fundraising efforts and local support they were able to restore it. It's a pretty awesome building. There is a lot of history in side as well as a lot of things for sale. Some antiques and some tourist stuff. The grounds are really fixed up nice. I noticed they are looking for volunteers. At one point they were looking for other round barn stuff. Just so happened where I grew up there was a round barn tht I had photographed before it collapse. I was able to provide them with a nice picture and the pertinent info. It is still in the road barn photo album they have inside. Always a good stop. It's warm inside especially if it's hot outside.

Came here with my wife to get pumpkins. There is not a single pumpkin in the entire field. Paid $14…read moreto come walk around a dry field. Absolute waste. Update: Walking back from the empty field I noticed the large amount of trash strewn around their grounds and also witnessed an u leashed dog (definitely seemed like a friendly dog, but still) roaming around and at one point climbed onto the inflatable bouncer with all the kiddos. Was able to receive a refund but they were also somewhat rude about that. Again, would not recommend this place for your fall fun.

Pumpkin patch side- don't waste your time if you want a good maze. Definitely disappointed. The…read moremaze has actual corn growing, roots everywhere that hurt my feet and caused me to trip, they should have used maize so it grows taller and have a thicker maze like the old one use to be here in Shawnee at a different location. No sign pointing you to the maze, minimal turns or dead ends in maze, it basically led me to the exit easily and I could see all around me since it was so short. Minimal outdoor activities for the kids, didn't waste our time on a hay ride around the property. Our $7 per person was basically spent so the kids could bounce on an inflatable pumpkin. Concession stand was overpriced, $3 for a bottle of water. Don't plan to return.

Firstly, everyone there was incredibly friendly! My dad and I brought my girls to pick peaches and…read morethey had a great time! Alexis at the stand in the front was super sweet and answered all the millions of questions my daughters asked with a smile on her face. There were so many peaches everywhere and they are sweet and juicy and taste great :) Overall I loved the feel of the place. They have so many different varieties of peaches (on rotation) and nectarines. They also house several bee hives which is beneficial for everything and everyone. Highly recommend checking them out this summer!

This is a really great experience if you've never done it! They drive you out to the orchard where…read morethey have numerous types of peaches and you just take your pick! They encouraged us to eat as we were picking which was fabulous! The pages are divine! Back at their little barn, they sell peach tea peach preserves, peach butter, jams and jellies. They also have beverages for sale if you would like an ice cream. They have different size bags and boxes that you can purchase. I think they run from six dollars to $35. I would recommend getting a box because it's just easier to carry. Those peaches get heavy! I would also recommend not wearing anything that you don't want to get dirty. I would wear boots or put some of those slip covers over your shoes because there are stickers. Also tall socks or jeans would be good because the stickers were getting in our legs. We went with a group and it appeared that everybody had a great time! We can't wait to go back

If you're on the hunt for the best pizza experience in the OKC area, look no further than the cozy,…read moreconverted flower shop-turned-winery-pizzeria on Route 66. From the moment you step inside, the atmosphere is inviting -- warm, relaxed, and perfect for anything from a casual night out to a fun evening with friends. Crimson Pizza -- A Personal Favorite Let me start with the highlight of my visit: the Crimson pizza. This classic pepperoni pie quickly became one of my all-time favorites in the OKC area. The crust deserves its own standing ovation -- perfectly crispy on the outside, light and chewy within, and robust enough to hold up all the flavorful toppings without ever getting soggy. Every bite is a delightful balance of texture and taste, and it genuinely stands out among local pizza offerings. The pepperoni is generous and savory, the house red sauce has a rich, tangy warmth, and the cheese melts with just the right stretch -- truly a comfort food masterpiece that hits all the right notes. Whether you stick with this classic or explore other creative pizzas on the menu, you're in for a treat. More Than Just Pizza What sets this place apart is how it pairs great pizza with a relaxed winery vibe. They craft their own wines in-house, and there's a solid selection of local craft beers too -- perfect for sipping while you wait for your pizza. The outdoor patio is especially charming, and they even host live music on many weekends, making it an ideal spot for lingering long after your last slice. Overall Experience The Flower Shop isn't just a pizzeria -- it's a destination. From scratch-made dough to unique ambiance and excellent drinks, it's a gem that locals and visitors alike should experience. If you're a pizza lover in the OKC area and haven't tried the Crimson pizza yet, do yourself a favor -- it's worth the trip.

We tried to go last night. It was an odd experience. Absolutely zero wine. None. So, I'm not sure…read morehow they have the audacity to call themselves a winery. If you're out, go to the store. We didn't get that. Sort of defeated the whole purpose of going out for a glass of wine and food with friends. There's no actual service either. You go up to the bar, which is empty, to order your food. Whole situation was weird. We may try again at some point but I doubt it.