Very nice place to visit. We will definitely come back! We did the $50 paid tour and Tabitha was…read moregreat! very knowledgeable and was very nice ( even held our toddler as she was getting a bit fussy lol) beautiful horses all of them are very well tempered and tolerant of being petted. The little horse ride machines are awesome too only 10 cents a ride!! Bullet was our favorite- he was so loving and let you love on him a lot!

We had such a wonderful time! The horses are so beautiful and the property grounds are kept up…read morewell. Making an appt was super simple, we showed up during our time slot and took our time roaming through the stables! We were able to pet the horses which was cool and learned a little bit about the Express Clydesdales while one of the trainers was brushing Charger the horse. (Hugeee and beautiful ) would totally recommend visiting this place!

Did you know you can cuddle Highland cows in Oklahoma!? Well I didn't, and I got to do just that…read more for my birthday a few weeks ago and I absolutely loved it! Willie and Winnie were adorable and Leah was a great host!!

They have the BEST pecans and the customer service is excellent! Will definitely be going back…read morenext year.

From the owner: Whole, cracked, and Shelled pecans in season. Mid-Nov to Mid-Dec.read more

I was looking for a variety of lavender plants and contacted them. The farm store is open on…read moreFridays and Saturdays. It's a nice drive from Tulsa. While some of their beds were not in bloom yet, it's a relaxing place to visit. The store offers lots of lavender-centric items: eye pillows, sachets, candles, soaps, lotions. There's a few spice options and lavender sugar as well. The owners, Suzanne and Skip, are great to chat with. If you want to purchase plants, I would call ahead and make sure they have some for purchase. I got the impression they grow mostly for their own fields. They are planning a festival on June 17 which sounds like fun!

My husband was invited to visit a Lavender farm. I was planning on shopping in the big city of…read moreMounds while he visited the farm. I do love, love, love live plants so my husband talked me into going to the farm. I am SO glad I did!! I would've missed out on one of the best visits ever!! Upon arrival we met Suzanne and Skip-Two of the nicest, most genuine people I have had the pleasure of meeting. Suzanne had some fresh baked lavender chocolate chip cookies-ummmm, wow & yum! Their gift shop was warm and cozy and had a good variety of Lavendar items; cream, lip balm, candles, t-shirts and several items you could use to cook with. I bought my daughter a lavender shirt, it's her current favorite color and then I couldn't resist pepper w/lavendar and also fresh honey. Suzanne also gave me a little baggie of fresh lavender for my daughter and I to try in our favorite dessert recipe. After that, Skip drove us around the farm and they showed us their beautiful cabins, a really nice sized pond, their amazing view (you can physically see all the way to Leonard, Ok) and all their varieties of lavender plants. It was neat to hear Skip light up about a new variety of lavender they were expecting to come in. Suzanne told us all about their summer festival (which we WILL be back for) and the told us about their vision to minister the word. We loved ever bit of our experience with them! What an amazing experience!

First time flower picker…read more The Flower Meadow was a delight in so many ways. Friendly and knowledgeable owner. Beautiful pink tulips and anemones of various color hues to choose from. Goat feeding available and chickens and bunnies available for viewing :) Will definitely be back!

The flowers are beautiful! The owner is very nice. We will definitely go again next season!!read more

This is great short in/out stopover for your Route 66 journey. We had no idea what round barns…read morewere about until this stop. It was very interesting to learn about and to walk thru (upstairs as well as downstairs). A great place for a quick stamp in your Passport, refresh, get a photo and keep moving along. Glad we made the stop.

We saw the Arcadia Round Barn on our way back to Oklahoma City. It is a famous landmark and tourist…read moreattraction plus one of the most photographed icons on Historic U.S. Route 66. The round red barn is 60 feet in diameter and 43 feet tall. Admission is free, but donations are accepted for the Arcadia Historical and Preservation Society to help support and maintain the barn and its grounds. Guided tours are available. Please check on tour days and times before coming here. They have a gift shop and museum at the downstairs level. Visitors may read about the story of how the barn was built in 1898 and how it became a museum nearly 100 years later. Museum holds documentary on the history of Arcadia, Route 66 and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway. Gift shop has souvenirs for visitors to bring home as gifts for their family and friends. It is a must stop on your Historic Route 66 road trip! Have a great visit.

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.