An Oklahoma Welcome

Five Eighty
Five Eighty
An Oklahoma Welcome

Sightseeing

Day and time for access is subject to change.
42 locals recommend
Mount Scott Observation Area
42 locals recommend
Day and time for access is subject to change.
One of the oldest passion plays in the country. The site is open for walk-through tours free of charge.
19 locals recommend
Holy City Of Wichitas
262 Holy City Rd
19 locals recommend
One of the oldest passion plays in the country. The site is open for walk-through tours free of charge.
Newest tourism attraction in the area.
29 locals recommend
Medicine Park Aquarium and Natural Sciences Center
1 Aquarium Dr
29 locals recommend
Newest tourism attraction in the area.
To visit, guests without DOD identification must take your identification to the visitor center for a day pass. The visitor center is located at Sheridan Gate.
9 locals recommend
Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum
435 Quanah Rd
9 locals recommend
To visit, guests without DOD identification must take your identification to the visitor center for a day pass. The visitor center is located at Sheridan Gate.
Mattie Beal’s name was drawn second in the Lawton Land District during the 1891 land run, giving her claim to 160 acres. She later married Charles Warren Payne, and the couple set about making a permanent home by commuting the 160 acres to individual town lots. By 1907 the couple was able to begin constructing a fourteen-room, Italian and Greek Revival–style mansion in Lawton. In this home, now listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
8 locals recommend
Historic Mattie Beal Home
1008 SW 5th St
8 locals recommend
Mattie Beal’s name was drawn second in the Lawton Land District during the 1891 land run, giving her claim to 160 acres. She later married Charles Warren Payne, and the couple set about making a permanent home by commuting the 160 acres to individual town lots. By 1907 the couple was able to begin constructing a fourteen-room, Italian and Greek Revival–style mansion in Lawton. In this home, now listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Check out their gift shop for unique Oklahoma/Lawton souvenirs.
32 locals recommend
Museum of the Great Plains
601 NW Ferris Ave
32 locals recommend
Check out their gift shop for unique Oklahoma/Lawton souvenirs.
Cobblestone community with dining, shopping, fishing, swimming, and hiking opportunities. Stores are typically open during business hours only, but it is a great place to grab an ice cream cone and take an evening stroll.
75 locals recommend
Medicine Park
75 locals recommend
Cobblestone community with dining, shopping, fishing, swimming, and hiking opportunities. Stores are typically open during business hours only, but it is a great place to grab an ice cream cone and take an evening stroll.
Located on Fort Sill. Visitors are required to show an ID to obtain a day pass on post.
8 locals recommend
Geronimo's Grave
8 locals recommend
Located on Fort Sill. Visitors are required to show an ID to obtain a day pass on post.
Great afternoon for groups with children. Mini-museum and gift shop. Complimentary access.
7 locals recommend
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center
Oklahoma 49
7 locals recommend
Great afternoon for groups with children. Mini-museum and gift shop. Complimentary access.

Food scene

Expect a small wait for a table on weekends. Chicken Fry Steak is great!
36 locals recommend
The Old Plantation Restaurant
140 E Lake Dr
36 locals recommend
Expect a small wait for a table on weekends. Chicken Fry Steak is great!
Historic rustic location, large burgers and great desserts! Cash only at this location. Expect a long wait line on weekends.
28 locals recommend
Meers Store and Restaurant
26005 Oklahoma 115
28 locals recommend
Historic rustic location, large burgers and great desserts! Cash only at this location. Expect a long wait line on weekends.
Charming restaurant. Great for couples or solo travelers. Space restrictions not so great for groups or families.
12 locals recommend
The Silver Spoon
529 SW C Ave
12 locals recommend
Charming restaurant. Great for couples or solo travelers. Space restrictions not so great for groups or families.
Authentic German cuisine.
8 locals recommend
Mutti's German Restaurant
1410 SW Sheridan Rd
8 locals recommend
Authentic German cuisine.
Chef India
2621 Northwest Cache Road
Wright's Family Diner
130 Southeast Lee Boulevard

Entertainment

12 locals recommend
Apache Casino Hotel
2315 E Gore Blvd
12 locals recommend
8 locals recommend
Comanche Nation Casino
402 SE Interstate Dr
8 locals recommend
AMC CLASSIC Patriot 13
2803 NW 67th St

Fort Sill

Adult visitors to the post who do not have a DoD identification cards will undergo a criminal background check at the VCC. If they pass, they are issued temporary visitor's passes that shows their name, reason for visit and expiration date.
8 locals recommend
Fort Sill Visitor Control Center
T6701 NW Sheridan Rd
8 locals recommend
Adult visitors to the post who do not have a DoD identification cards will undergo a criminal background check at the VCC. If they pass, they are issued temporary visitor's passes that shows their name, reason for visit and expiration date.
Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum
435 Quanah Rd
9 locals recommend
8 locals recommend
Geronimo's Grave
8 locals recommend

Traveler advice

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Food Delivery

Look up DOORDASH for local food delivery
Customs and culture

Reveille and Retreat Protocol on Fort Sill

Reveille formally beginning the duty day at 6am and retreat ending it at 5pm. At the sound of reveille or retreat, Soldiers not in formation, will face the music and come to attention. They will salute until the final note ends. When not in uniform, Soldiers will stand at attention, and either remove their headgear w/the right hand, holding the hat over their left shoulders and hand over their hearts or for those w/out headgear, salute until the music is finished. Civilians on post should participate. Remove hat if wearing one, stand quiet and place the right hand over your heart.