Adventures to fill a weekend or entire summer abound in the Grand Lake area.  From museums, attractions, events and festivals to exciting on- and off-the-water activities, there is something for everyone. Combined with a friendly, small town feel, unique dining and fun shopping, a visit to Grand Lake makes for an unforgettable experience. Here are just a few things to enjoy… (Note: click on the thumbnails for a larger view in a new browser window. Close that window to return.)

Reminiscent of the paddlewheel riverboats of an earlier era, the Cherokee Queens offer scenic tours and romantic evening cruises along Grand Lake’s shores. Guests pass beautiful homes, Shangri La Resort, Har-Ber Village and inspiring lakeside scenery. Dock is at Sailboat Bridge. 918-786-4272

Enjoy the perfect combination of sightseeing fun, historic highlights and shopping convenience. Runs throughout Grove Memorial to Labor Day. Look for signs and hop aboard. 918- 786-9079

This 40,000 sq. ft. museum houses over 40 exotic vehicles, many historically significant and most priceless in value. Open Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Near Bernice on Hwy 85A.

Owned and operated by the Seneca/Cayuga tribe, this casino boasts one of Oklahoma’s largest game rooms. Its Vegas-style casino also offers off-track betting. Open daily, 24 hours. (800) 426-4640

Historic Route 66 & the I-44 Vinita exit is the setting for this winery and tasting room where a delicious range of wines is produced, blended and grown. 1-888-508-9463

Enjoy three-acres of lush garden with large collections of rare plants. Over 1,500 species shaded by towering oaks are displayed. Five distinct gardens include a Zen garden, the Oriental Garden with its Kassan-style of rockwork and nine water falls, the English Terrace Garden, Japanese Garden Pond and the American Garden. In Grove and open daily during daylight hours. 918-786-2938

Oklahoma’s largest alpaca herd featuring over 90 suris and Huacayas. Also alpaca products. In Afton on Highway 85. 918-256-1993.

For extreme 4 X 4 action the base of Pensacola Dam offers terrain for all vehicles. Check out sheer rock faces to rugged wooded trails. Drivers test their abilities at the “Rock Garden” and the “Nose Dive” throughout the year.

Picture in Scripture Amphitheater (The Man Who Ran) - East of Disney

Prior to the show, dinner is available at the Pavilion adjacent to the amphitheater. Char-broiled hamburgers, grilled chicken, barbecue and the best catfish on Grand Lake are the menu choices as well as light concessions. 918-435-8207.

One of the largest antique museums in the U.S., Har-Ber Village is a reconstructed turn-of-the-century village comprised of over 100 buildings and collections. Endless collections of china, glassware, dolls, brass, household equipment, furnishings and more are displayed in log cabins. The grounds are covered with displays of antique farm implements, a waterwheel and other treasures from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Open daily 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. from March 1 to November 15. 918-786-3488

The state’s oldest hydroelectric facility, this massive structure was completed in 1940. It dams roughly 46,500 surface acres of water, creating Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees. World's longest multiple arch dam. Free tours, Memorial through Labor Day.

There are numerous public and semi-public courses in the Grand Lake area. Our golfing page lists the courses and provides basic information about them. Contact the individual facilities for seasonal hours and reservations information.

The Grand Lake area is home to eight State Parks. Some have group picnic shelters, camping, cabins and boat ramps. Check the link above for details.

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