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Nestled in the Ozark mountains next to Lake Tenkiller, the Tenkiller Lodge is ideally situated in
the historic town of Park Hill Oklahoma and some of the states finest outdoor recreation. Our lodge is equipped to handle the requirements of the business professional while offering a relaxing vacation environment. Whether you are planning your stay with us on business or play, you are sure to find our lodge the perfect place to begin your day trips. On this page you will find some additional ideas to add to your site seeing and fun while staying at the Tenkiller Lodge. Other Facts: Location: Cherokee County is located in northeastern Oklahoma. Climate: The average precipitation is 57.0 inches yearly in this area. January's average temperature is 41.4° Fahrenheit and July's average is 80.0° Fahrenheit. County Seat: Tahlequah Land Area: 776 square miles of hilly and rugged landscape and bluffs |
| Built in 1889, this is the oldest building on campus, which was originally founded in 1851 as the Cherokee National Female Seminary. | ||||||
| Located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the Cherokee Heritage Center is where visitors can learn more about Cherokee history. | ||||||
| Located on the grounds of the Cherokee Heritage Center, this replica of a 1600s period Cherokee village is set up as it would have existed then. | ||||||
| The J.T. Nickel family has donated the 15,000-acre J-5 Ranch, in the western edge of the Ozark eco-region, to The Nature Conservancy. | ||||||
| The Oklahoma Scenic Rivers Commission is a state agency that regulates three of the six scenic rivers in Oklahoma. | ||||||
| This Cherokee owned gallery features authentic Indian art and hand crafted gifts from various award winning artists. | ||||||
| Canoe and raft float trip outfitter for the Illinois River. | ||||||
| Public 9-hole golf course | ||||||
| 9 hole public golf course with driving range, putting green and snack bar. | ||||||
| Natural scenic area located in the upper 70 miles of the river. Noted for its beauty, the Illinois River is nestled in the heart of the Oklahoma Ozarks with its ever changing oak-hickory forest. Several locations are availabe to offer canoeing, rafting, kayaks, and float trips. | ||||||
| 18-hole golf course with driving range, putting green, pro shop and restaurant. This course has water hazards coming into play on many holes. | ||||||
| This nature park offers its guests a true nature experience with 120 acres of posted nature trails to enjoy with access to the Illinois River. | ||||||
| Indian bingo and casino gaming center operated by the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokees. | ||||||
| Authentic Indian arts & crafts including mocassins, leggings, pouches, bead work, pipes, tomahawks, shields, lances, knives, and wood carvings. | ||||||
| A variety of traditional Cherokee handmade art is available for purchase, including Cherokee baskets, traditional musical and beaded items, paintings, prints, pottery and more. | ||||||
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