I have to say that although I have driven through Pawhuska many times over the years, I have not…read moreever visited it as a destination (especially since it's recent renaissance). I'm not a PW fanatic so there was no reason. But, when some girlfriends suggested we go see the downtown movie sets and check out the historic downtown area, I decided to join them. I was so glad I did. It sounds like a cliché, but everyone was so friendly and inviting. We felt truly welcomed in every single locally owned shop that we visited. Some of our stops stretched into thirty minute visits with the stores' owners. Really, I can't remember when I've had an experience like this. If you have not been to look at the movie set (turning the downtown into Fairfax for the upcoming "Killers of the Flower Moon" film) you must. Although they were not filming in town the day we visited, there was still a lot of the film crew working on the set or showing people around. It was cool to feel like a part. Also, I can't stress how nice all of the other boutiques and shops were around town. (Before you leave, check out the swinging bridge and the Saint Kateri shrine.)

Old town was essentially a ghost town and it is in a fun revitalization process. Some neat little…read moreshops and of course all of the Pioneer Woman stuff. Frontier Hotel was sooo neat. Such friendly people everywhere we went

This is a beautiful house. It has many of the original items in the house. It has been restored to…read morereplicate the way it was originally. You have to take the guided tour if you want to go inside, and no pictures are allowed on the inside. The tour takes about an hour. Unfortunately, our tour guide did not have a lot of information, and could not really answer questions. I do wish they gave you an information booklet to help guide you.

If you need to spend a very pleasant hour or so, this is your stop! The museum is detailed and…read moreexceptionally well done. But the house is the jewel! A lively, knowledge docent gave us an incredible tour. The house is immaculate and exactly as the Phillips family left it.

The library has many free activities for children including art classes, game nights, and after…read moreschool spaces. There are even free art classes!

Nice, clean, modern facility. They have a genealogy section and helpful people. They have the…read morenewspaper on microfiche as well as online. Parking beside and behind the building.

As someone who watched Ree Drummond on Food Network's The Pioneer Woman, this visit was so epic!…read moreAnd now having been to Drummond Ranch (aka Drummond Land & Cattle) lodge tour, I feel complete. We started our day at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile Bakery, Deli & General Store for breakfast and a bit of shopping. Then we drove out to Drummond Ranch for the lodge tour. The sweeping views of the ranch were breathtaking - it was absolutely beautiful. After making our way down to the lodge, we were again met with a spectacular panoramic view of the ranch. Inside the lodge, we were welcomed by the tour hostesses, who allowed us to check out the place - she welcomed us to open every drawer, every nook and cranny, as offered by Ree. I immediately took note of what I saw and found the familiar kitchen backdrops used for the show, as well as the ranch itself. I was fan-girling, for sure! We got to check out all the bedrooms in the lodge and sit around the living room. I absolutely loved her dining room table but, most especially, the view of the ranch from the kitchen windows. I even got the see the prep kitchen used by the Food Network team in the back of the lodge, as well as the whole pantry full of kitchen props! I marveled at what I saw and made sure I soaked in every minute of the tour. If you're a fan of the show or Ree or any of her cookbooks, you'll definitely want to check this out - as well as the Mercantile in Pawhuska, OK! Highly recommended tour- just check online for reservations and bookings.

Fun time to visit where filming happens. It's a very long…read moredrive on a gravel road if you take it slower. We don't like gravel so we did pull over to let 2 big commercial trucks by. A one time visit for us, but glad we did. Beautiful views from top of a hill where lodge is located. Parking area is small but we lucked out, a slow day. You are greeted by a nice lady that answered questions. You wonder around on your own. You are allowed to even open drawers to view everything. Counters are nicely filled with all the pretty dishes and items. Will be fun watching her shows knowing you were standing there. Take pictures and enjoy the views! Restrooms are available. Told the film crew, Food Network uses, stays here while filming for about 2 weeks at a time. Film several episodes at a time. Bed rooms look comfy and guessing they are fed well. They get to enjoy some of food cooked on show. Lots of land owned by Ladd and his brother. So nice to be on it enjoying the beautiful land.

Has 8 theaters and some 3D movies but the prices are insane. $12 adult $11 child and charge tax on…read more$6 popcorn and $5 soda pop. Owasso is $4 matinee and $6 all others +1 3D. Drink and candy specials much cheaper.

Theater is old outdated. Needs renovation. Would rather drive 30 minutes to Owasso to see movie…read more Also super expensive compared to most theaters.