This is a great golf course to have fun on. It's a nice course with great greens. For 15 dollars…read morewill get ya 18 holes of golf. If your needing a golf cart it's another 18 bucks. You can also buy yearly memberships from here which is probably the best bet. Unlimited golf and use of a golf cart. The pro shop has so many great items to choose from such as clubs, grips, balls and clothing. If your looking for a great day of golfing come give this course a try it's definitely worth it.

They spend most of their money on this course. It's beautiful and only has 9 holes. Please don't…read morecome and get drunk and play. Security doesn't play around.

A small, downtown city park with a playground, walking paths, gazebo, trash bins, benches, and…read moreseasonal decor (at least for Christmas) - this is a nice park to visit in decent weather - especially with a treat or drink in hand from one of the nearby shops or restaurants. Here you can learn a bit about how the town of Tahlequah was founded. Be sure to walk to the nearby waterfall as well!

We recently had my son's birthday party at the skatehouse. He had a nerf war. Dusty and his crew…read morewere AWESOME. They took care of everything, from bullets to extra nerf guns, to organizing the games. My son said it was one of his best birthdays every. Several kids said it was the best day of their lives! Dusty really cares about the kids and is constantly giving back to community! As for skating, he does a great job as well. I whole heartedly recommend Tahlequah Skatehouse!!!!

BEST PLACE TO HANG OUT IN THE WHOLE TOWN! I absolutely love it! They have games like dead bug…read more,limbo ,cops and robbers ,and dogdeball ,plus the crew is amazing

Clear, rock lined, cold, swift creek. You can let the current take you miles. People fish, swim…read moreand use inner tubes for editing on the creek. Need to wear shoes, rocks can be sharp. Fewer people during the week

This place is decent for small town. Gives ya a feel good feeling to be away from the craziness out…read morein the world.

Excellent Fitness Studio very knowledgeable staff. You can get one on one training. You can join in…read moreon group fitness classes. She has a huge variety of different classes available.

I came here with my daughters for a field trip. I am a lover of horses. They are some of the most…read morebeautiful animals. I was very excited to come here and learn more about Rico enterprises. We did not ride any of the horses, but I'm really interested to come back and ride (it has been a very long time since I have ridden). Rico enterprises has been around since 1992 and they give high quality horse services. The woman who runs it is a very, very, very accomplish horse rider. I can't remember the exact number, but there were over 20 horses that we go to meet and learn about. They have their own horses and they house horses for people. They also give horse riding lessons to people of all ages and levels.

In 1839, Tahlequah was designated as the capital of the Cherokee Nation. There are quite a few…read morehistorical things to do in Tahlequah like the Cherokee National History Museum, the Cherokee Heritage Center, the Cherokee National Prison Museum, and the Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum to name a few. In addition to this, there are parks and trails if interested and a casino. Tahlequah is also home to Northeastern State University (NSU) which is the oldest institution of higher education in the state. NSU is also one of the oldest colleges west of the Mississippi River. I/we have been going to Tahlequah for years, but we have family there. To me it's just a little town that seems to come alive when the college kids are around...aside from that, it's pretty quiet. The town is small, yet somewhat spread out. There is a historic downtown area and another commercial area with grocery stores, etc. When it comes to restaurants...there is a variety, but not many overall. They seem to roll up the sidewalks early in Tahlequah, so plan accordingly when doing anything. There are a few hotels in Tahlequah as well if you wish to spend the night while visiting the area and/or passing through. If you plan on visiting, be sure to check the events calendar for the town and plan accordingly. For a small town, hotels are booked up quickly when there is an event and the town can get busy at times. Some of the oddball things I like to mention are the Tahlequah Drug Company which offers an old-time soda fountain, and Mr. Ed is buried here (on private property, but you can see his headstone just fine from the road). Everywhere you go the people are friendly and it's not an expensive town. Plus, parking is free in the downtown historic area.