Get ready for fun and unforgettable adventures! You will find a mix of small-town charm and big-city excitement in our local culture that offers relaxed, yet vibrant activities.
From warm hospitality, top-notch meeting venues, parks and trails to events and festivals, Visit Edmond will help you journey through our city.
We are excited to welcome couples for getaway weekends, vacationing families, business travelers, sports enthusiasts and everyone in between.
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Get to Edmond easily with more than 25 nonstop flights on eight major airlines.
Convenient for business and private travel with a 5,000-foot runway and quick access to I-35. Fixed base operator services include jet fuel, hangers, courtesy cars, 24-hour pilot lounge, overnight transient parking, pilot instruction, maintenance and avionics services.
Our buses are wheelchair and bicycle friendly and fare-free. Six routes take you to shopping and restaurants and another route goes to Oklahoma City.
View a live tracking map and schedule at passiogo.com. Visitors with ADA complementary paratransit service documentation from another transit agency should call one day in advance to schedule a trip at 405.509.6370.
Find more than 25 electric vehicle charging stations across Edmond. Popular locations are Downtown Edmond, Mitch Park, Target, OnCue, Crest Foods, Festival Market Place and Service Blake Soccer Fields. Find all locations at ChargeFinder.com.
These offer a fun way to see the sites. Download the Lime app for locations.
Route 66, The Mother Road, was one of the United States’ first continuous stretches of paved highway, and served as a major trail for western migration.
In 2026, the nation will be celebrating the Route 66 Centennial ... 100 years of the Mother Road serving the traveling public! In preparation for the 2026 Route 66 Centennial, 11 cities are promoting the “The Greatest 100 Miles on Route 66” from Edmond to Sapulpa through Oklahoma’s Route 66 Midpoint Corridor.
Holiday themes in December, Balloon Festival in September and a Road Rally in June entice visitors to stop in Edmond as they travel Route 66.
Edmond comes alive for the holidays!
Miracle on 2nd Street, the Route 66 holiday theme, kicks off with a Deck the Downtown event reminiscent of Hallmark movie tree lighting ceremonies.
The festivities continue through the month with ice skating, horse-drawn carriage rides, holiday- themed 5K races, and holiday light displays. Bring the family to Mitch Park and take an enchanted stroll through Luminance.
This is a one-of-a-kind lights experience with 30+ displays featured in this festive walk-through event.
With 13.4 miles of Route 66 to cruise, there’s adventure to be had in Edmond for the young and the young at heart!
Edmond has a robust history dating back to 1887. What began as a crucial stop along the railway, the Summit Train Station later turned into a township during the April 22, 1889, Land Run.
Early Edmond was a pioneer town that relied on agriculture, the flour mill and the railroad. When Route 66 came through Edmond in the mid-1920s, new opportunities opened up to provide food, gas, auto repair and overnight stays to our travelers.
Edmond is home to the first public school in Oklahoma Territory, a one-room school, called the 1889 Territorial Schoolhouse. Edmond is also home to the first public institution of higher education in Oklahoma Territory. The Territorial Normal school, which started as a teaching college, is now the University of Central Oklahoma. Both historic sites are located on Route 66.
Like many towns across Oklahoma, the 1930s Great Depression and Dust Bowl took a toll, although the flour mill remained vital to Edmond’s economy.
Oil booms across Oklahoma provided relief and The West Edmond Oil Field, produced 7.75 million barrels of oil in the 1940s during the peak of World War II. The oil field history is commemorated with a bronze statue by Jim Franklin as part of our city’s public art collection at Mitch Park.
The preservation of Edmond history is visible across our city through public art and historic buildings on the U.S. National Register of Historic Sites. Stephenson Park, near downtown Edmond, offers excellent examples of how Victorian and Works Progress Administration (WPA) architecture can complement a modern community space.
HISTORIC SITES TO SEE:
• 1889 Territorial Schoolhouse on Route 66 (2nd St & Boulevard)
• University of Central Oklahoma’s Old North tower (100 N University Drive)
• Edmond History Museum at Stephenson Park (5th St & Boulevard)
• Historic Downtown Edmond beginning at Route 66 (2nd St & Broadway)
Discover the feel of downtown with 40 blocks of activities and year-round festivals.
A mix of new residences (The Lark Cottages and Oxlley apartments), businesses, restaurants and retail shops are ready to welcome you!
Enjoy free parking and experience history, public art and local flavors.
Downtown Edmond pairs shopping and dining with street parties like Heard on Hurd (third Saturdays March - October), holiday celebrations like LibertyFest and Deck the Downtown tree lighting, Farmer’s Market (Saturdays late Aprilearly November) and annual events like Cycle 66 and the Arts Festival.
Depending on the season, you will find scarecrows lining the streets, festive holiday lights, American flags, baskets of spring flowers or University of Central Oklahoma banners.
History buffs will enjoy reading bronze plaques on 42 historic buildings with dates commemorating the “early days.” The first downtown buildings were wooden structures, accessed by wooden walkways. The first permanent buildings were two red sandstone banks erected in 1893 and 1901 on the SE and SW corners of First and Broadway.
Prepare to be greeted by friendly faces, helpful locals and animated sidewalks. Interactive public art invites you to engage and create meaningful memories as you stroll downtown. Be sure to take time to write on the “I’m Grateful” chalk wall, send a postcard to a loved one at “Share the Love” and add a lock to commemorate your visit on “Key to My Heart” by Zonly Looman.
Plan your visit around an annual event for distinctive experiences while you stay overnight, dine and shop.
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Dress warm and bring your binoculars to Arcadia Lake!
Begin at the park office, 9000 E 2nd Street (located 3.5 miles east of I-35 on Route 66) for information about where the eagles can be found, a raptor wingspan display, videos and other great eagle information.
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MARCH - OCTOBER
FEBRUARY 14
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at a romantic restaurant. Choose from 10 fine dining experiences across the city.
This family-friendly gathering in Downtown Edmond features more than 60 retail and food vendors, blocks of local shopping and live music.
MAY 2-4
Artists abound with paintings, sculptures, jewelry, pottery and more. This free festival also features delicious festival food, kids activities and live music.
AUGUST - SEPTEMBER
JUNE 26 - JULY 4
Ten patriotic events celebrate America’s birthday including concerts, rodeos, car show, liberty 5K, radio show, parade and fireworks.
Catch the western spirit at rodeos like Edmond Jr. Rodeo, All Star Roping, Oklahoma Cattleman’s Association Ranch Rodeo benefiting the Children’s Health Foundation, Fall Bash with National Junior High and High School Rodeos, Western Dressage World Championships and Riata Buckle Championships.
The Lazy E hosts events year round including the Cinch Timed Event Championships and the International Finals Rodeo.
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OCTOBER 23 - 30
Stroll along well-lit trails at Arcadia Lake as scenes from classic books pop up around every corner. Play games for candy, roast hot dogs and s’mores and listen to stories in the reading tent.
This 5th annual family-friendly bike ride and Celebration 66 festival offers routes for 10, 18, 33 and 66 miles featuring Route 66 and finish-line activities all day.
NOVEMBER 21 - JANUARY 1
Walk through 30 large light displays at Mitch Park representing all of our favorite things about the holidays.
bed & breakfast with six unique and exquisitely decorated suites and beautiful outdoor grounds! Perfect destination for anniversaries, honeymoons, birthdays, or romantic getaway! For more information or to reserve your suite visit www.twoheartsinn.com
Established over 18 years ago, Inspirations is a destination tearoom, eatery, and boutique gift store. Come enjoy breakfast or lunch, tea and coffee bar, or book a special celebration event in the Formal Tearoom!
over 80 loose leaf tea blends, extra virgin olive oils, balsamic vinegars, and specialty gourmet foods! Shop in store or online at www.teaoli.com.
Make a splash this summer! Pelican Bay is a public aquatic center with a 12,500 foot pool, open flume water slide, tube water slide, a climbing wall and a separate 1,256 foot spray ground.
Or try cooling off at one of two splash pads: Barnett Field Splash Pad and Ted Anderson Park Splash Pad.
PACK YOUR SUNSCREEN AND TOWELS FOR AN AFTERNOON OF WATER FUN!
No matter the season, leave your worries at the door and enjoy the ultimate cinematic experience at ShowBiz and Icon Cinemas - the perfect places to enjoy the latest blockbuster movie.
Where do locals go when the weather takes a turn?
Indoor play places provide hours of fun! Whether you like to bounce, bowl, or just burn off excess energy, we have you covered.
Travel can be stressful. Find axe throwing, paint splattering, and smashing rooms to offload some stress.
Experience creative play any time of the year. Put the electronics down and play some tabletop games with family and friends or create a masterpiece from clay, acrylics or mixed media at a local arts and crafts store.
Esports enthusiast?
The UCO Co-op Esports and Gaming Arena has you covered. The 5,700-square-foot, multi-million-dollar facility is operated by the University of Central Oklahoma to provide a home to the local gaming community as well as visitors.
Fun & Fresh at the Farmer’s Market
Regardless of the season or the weather, the yearround Farmer’s Market is a popular shopping destination. Looking for local produce, bakers, and artisans? The market is a true one-stop-shop experience for locally sourced, healthy, and fresh food.
Outdoor April-November
Saturday at Festival Market Place, 26 W First St Wednesday at Mitch Park Senior Center, 2733 Marilyn Williams Dr
Indoor November-March
Saturday at Mitch Park Senior Center
Find your groove at Oklahoma’s premiere ice skating center. Arctic Edge offers public ice-skating and is home to the UCO and OU collegiate hockey teams.
Catch a game at the University of Central Oklahoma. Fall, winter or spring, UCO athletic teams are in action on the field and on the court.
Begin the day with breakfast. Find quaint coffee shops and pastries or hearty, diner-style beginnings. After breakfast, take a stroll down Broadway and its cross streets. Find local boutiques, home goods shops, bookstores and more. Don’t be surprised if you encounter a whimsical bronze statue, life-sized LOVE letters or a beautiful mural on your stroll. There are 30 sculptures and more than 30 murals in downtown.
Take a break from shopping and treat yourself to some local flavor. Find soup, salad and sandwiches at The Mule or pizza, pasta, ice cream and empanadas at our two food halls: The Icehouse Project and Edmond Railyard. Ready to get moving? Downtown has activities like festivals, live music, board games and an indoor climbing gym.
Need some time outdoors?
Head to E 33rd Street and S Boulevard. Bickham-Rudkin Park has a dog park, fishing and trails that connect to Eagle Trail at Oklahoma Christian University for disc golf and more trails. Stop in nearby local restaurants to grab a bite after a day of play.
Looking for a mix of nature and retail therapy?
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Look no further than S Bryant Avenue between E 15th Street and E 2nd Street/Route 66. Hafer Park offers a 1.7 mile trail among towering trees, picturesque prairie and a peaceful pond. You can also find Pelican Bay Aquatic Center, local eats and sweet treats to refuel, and boutiques and big box stores for your retail needs.
Stephenson Park at E 5th Street and S Boulevard is walkable and has it all! The park is surrounded by restaurants and boutiques, and the free-admission Edmond History Museum. For the sporty crowd, bring a basketball to shoot hoops or climb and slide your way through the new space themed play structure. Interested in live music? Take in a show at the UCO Jazz Lab.
Arcadia Lake spans 1,820-acres on the Deep Fork River nestled in East Edmond. Year-round activities include picnicking, camping, swimming, boating, fishing, equestrian trails and mountain biking.
You’ll find three beaches, three boat docks and five parks. Primitive and RV hookup camping can be reserved online at three overnight campgrounds. Check the real-time watercraft count online because watercraft is limited to 50 per park.
A little-known gem is The University of Central Oklahoma Boathouse on the northeast side of the lake that offers a ropes course, fleet of kayaks, canoes, standup paddleboards and bikes for rent.
Arcadia Lake hosts events like Storybook Forest during Halloween, Tour de Dirt Bike Race and the Route 66 Triathlon Festival. Edmond is a hike and bike-friendly city with a variety of scenic trails for all skill levels.
Whether you’re an avid cyclist seeking a challenging ride or a casual hiker looking for a leisurely outing, Edmond has several trails that will satisfy your preferences.
Access the Spring Creek Trail from the Fox Lake Trail which starts on the north side of E 15th behind Wal-Mart. A 10’ side path connects Fox Lake Trail to the Spring Creek Trail, west of I-35 and north of Sam’s Club. The trail goes under I-35/frontage roads and turns into a 2.5 mile, 18’ wide paved trail with dedicated lanes for bicyclists/wheeled users and walkers and joggers. The Spring Creek Trail can also be accessed at Integris Jim Thorpe Rehab Facility on the east side of I-35. This trail offers peaceful and scenic views of Arcadia Lake along with wildlife sightings. There are a series of natural trails that wander on and off the main Spring Creek Trail. TRAIL SUITABLE FOR HIKING AND MOUNTAIN BIKING.
Located at E 9th and S Bryant, this 1.7-mile paved multi-use trail loops around Hafer Park. The trail winds by playgrounds, picnic areas, sculptures and a beautiful pond and gazebo.
This 1-mile trail can be accessed from Fink Park, at E 2nd Street and Garland Godfrey Dr south of the University of Central Oklahoma. The multi-use trails drops down from Fink Park’s sandstone outcroppings to follow a creek through urban forests in the center of Edmond. The trail continues behind Target and Lowes east to Bryant and then south on a 10’ side path to connect to Hafer Park at E 9th and S Bryant.
A 2.8 mile, 10’ wide paved multi-use trail loops around Mitch Park, north of W Covell between N Kelly and N Santa Fe. Ride past a prairie landscape, a bridge spanning a deep creek, Mathis Skate Park and a disc golf course. Off the main outer loop trail are 1.8 miles of narrow, more intimate trails.
Start at the trailhead on the south side of E 33rd Street, east of S Boulevard, which also serves as a parking lot for the dog park. The 1.25-mile paved, multi-use trail has 2 loops, a northern loop which passes a large fishing pond and tall prairie grass landscape. This loop links to the southern loop, passing by Whispering Heights neighborhood park and through the Margaret Annis Boys Centennial Arboretum. The trail connects south across Smiling Hills Boulevard to the Oklahoma Christian University Eagle Trail, a 3-mile multi-use trail which circles the campus.
Explore 33 parks sprinkled across the city.
THESE FIVE PARKS HAVE SOME SPECIAL OUTDOOR FEATURES:
A new “Park District” on S Littler Ave and E 4th Street was ignited by a recent $6.8 million renovation.
This created new dining, shopping, ampitheater and green space. Walkable from downtown Edmond and near the Edmond History Museum, this park has a new playground, basketball court and live music and events.
“Lovers Rock” at Fink Park exhibits initials and pledges of love carved in a cluster of sandstone in the middle of a shaded area. Stroll around winding trails surrounded by a quaint neighborhood with hidden play areas.
A suburban oasis, Hafer Park is located amidst shopping and dining. Complete with multipurpose trails, baseball complex, performance stage, a tranquil pond and inviting playgrounds, the park is perfect for long walks, play, picnics that linger and nature gazing.
With 280 acres, Mitch Park is a spacious recreational area in North Edmond. Adventure awaits with an accessible playground, pollinator gardens, pond, contemporary amphitheater, community programming and classes in the Multipurpose Activity Center (MAC). The park encompasses sports fields, a disc golf course, the Mathis Skate Park, primitive and paved trails.
A suburban park in South Edmond, Bickham-Rudkin Park welcomes you with an expansive dog park at the entrance. Follow the trail through an urban pollinator prairie, beside a well-populated fishing pond that serves as home to turtles and all varieties of wild birds.
Beyond the park lies the Margaret Annis Boys Centennial Arboretum, which connects to Oklahoma Christian University’s Eagle Trail.
Live music, theater performances and art galleries entice people to linger longer. Find tunes on corners in Downtown Edmond during street festivals and on the weekends at breweries and restaurants. Annual events highlight bands of all genres. Bring blankets and chairs to local parks for a night of music under the stars.
The Armstrong Auditorium beckons concertgoers to its acoustically-sound theater for the performing arts.
Summertime amphitheaters come alive at Stephenson and Mitch Parks.
University of Central Oklahoma showcases the Jazz Lab and College of Fine Arts dance and theater performances.
UCO’s Melton Gallery features free exhibitions, artist talks and performances.
Oklahoma Christian students shine in concerts at Baugh Auditorium.
Don’t miss free exhibit openings at Edmond Fine Arts Gallery on the first Thursday of every month from 5 - 7 p.m.
You will notice public art as you explore Edmond. More than 322 sculptures, murals, and interactive pieces welcome you to attractions, sports facilities, parks and businesses.
Directions by Joe Slack
Tour or a selfguided tour by foot or bicycle:
Take a scenic ride to enjoy more than 20 art pieces.
Explore more than 30 art pieces on this walking tour.
Boulevard Street features more than 20 installations, with at least one piece on each block.
Admire more than 15 sculptures on the University of Central Oklahoma campus.
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Experience Edmond’s history through more than 20 sculptures.
This sculpture is one of the first pieces of public art installed downtown in 2002 on the corner of S Broadway and W 1st Street; it was a pilot project to kick off Edmond’s public art collection.
“Puppy Love,” by Marianne Caroselli, is made out of bronze, and was purchased by the City of Edmond. Caroselli was inspired by her children, grandchildren, and other family and friends. All her statues are calm and loving, which is executed perfectly with this scene of children & their puppy.
Legally Blonde 2024
The UCO College of Fine Arts and Design in Edmond offers a unique entertainment experience, showcasing world-class jazz, classical music, theater, dance, and contemporary art. UCO nurtures the next generation of artists, designers and performers, giving audiences a front-row seat to the future of creativity. Whether you’re visiting Edmond or a local, come and join us for an exciting cultural adventure and discover the artistic spirit of our city.
SCAN FOR UPCOMING EVENTS
Looking for locally brewed beer and live music? Or maybe sipping on a signature cocktail listening to smooth jazz is more your style?
No matter the occasion, celebration or relaxation, we have something to offer. Edmond is home to a local brewery and numerous taprooms and public houses specializing in local and regional brews. Want more? Find trivia night, karaoke and live music hosted at our local hot spots.
Whether you are downtown or just around town, you can celebrate the art of mixology with a craft cocktail on a rooftop, listening to live music or while enjoying some local flavor.
There’s nothing like a good patio for drinks and dining. Edmond is home to dozens of patio options from the first sip of coffee to the late-night cocktail.
Downtown Edmond:
• Ellis Island Coffee and Wine Lounge
• Evoke Coffee
• Frenzy Brewing Company
• Othello’s
• Round Midnight
• The Mule
With covered outdoor dining both in the atrium and out on the large patio, dine al fresco after you’ve ordered from one of the eateries in this food hall.
• Empire Slice Co.
• Lil’ Brent’s Cajun
• Roxy’s Ice Cream
• Railyard Pie Company
• Summer Moon Coffee
• Vignola’s Italian Kitchen
The Icehouse Project
Located off W 2nd St near Downtown Edmond, this food hall surrounds a play area for kids and has patio seating on all sides.
• American Solera Brewery
• The Fried Taco
• The Old Icehouse
• Woodward Pizza
Central and North Edmond:
• 3 Tequila’s
• Brent’s Cajun Seafood & Oyster Bar
• Buffalo Wild Wings
• Cafe 501
• Eddie’s
• Flatire Burgers
• Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
• Hilton Garden Grille & Bar
• Inspirations Tea Room
• Interurban
• Neighborhood Jam
• Panera Bread
• Pub W
• Sidecar
• Ted’s Cafe Escondido
• The Lookout
• Hatch
• The Patriarch
• Torchy’s Tacos
• Volcano Sushi
South Edmond:
• Gabriella’s Italian Grill & Pizzeria
• Joey’s Cafe
• On The Border
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Have you ever left home without a belt, essential clothing or toiletries? We have you covered!
Edmond has a variety of shopping districts offering a mix of locally owned boutiques and national chains. Whether you’re on the hunt for local, handcrafted, modern, vintage or sporting gear–there is a store for you! Check out the shops in Downtown Edmond, S Boulevard and E 5th St, E 2nd and S Bryant, or Spring Creek Plaza at E 15th St and S Bryant to name a few.
As one of the first institutions of higher education in Oklahoma, the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) is a vibrant place in the community. From outstanding performances to thrilling athletics to fun community events, UCO is a place for everyone to enjoy.
See a performance at the UCO Jazz Lab or at Mitchell Hall Theatre.
Attend one of the many sporting events hosted by UCO athletics.
Go on a self-guided public art tour of the bronze statues on campus.
Volunteer or attend the UCO Endeavor Games in June.
Host an event in the newly-renovated ballroom in the Nigh Center.
Visit the historic Old North Tower.
Have fun at community events like the International Festival, WinterGlow and more!
Create memorable experiences beyond tournaments at 27 sports facilities.
Experience a $21 million renovation and expansion that has redefined the municipal facility beyond the traditional golf audience. Updates include a new irrigation system and 18 rebuilt greens with bentgrass. The course is the first in Oklahoma serviced by TrackMan Range, a covered and open driving range with a 57,000-square-foot hitting area. It also features a 13,384 sq. ft. clubhouse and a 144-seat events center.
Welcomes daily fee guests and challenges golfers with rolling hills, water features, mature trees, a double-ended grass driving range and upgraded practice facility. The club is equipped to host tournaments and offers food, drink and gathering space in the “Ranch House,” named in honor of the club being the former home of a cattle ranch.
Offers 36 holes of championship golf with firstclass amenities including tennis courts, a fitness center and outdoor Olympic-size pool.
Named after the majestic tree on the 5th hole, is a premier golf course and teaching facility. Oak Tree National hosted the 2014 U.S. Senior Open and is slated to welcome the 2027 U.S. Senior Open.
An afternoon of strategic throwing for all at two side-by-side disc courses at Spring Creek Park at Arcadia Lake (18 holes each) and the Tye F Cunningham course at Mitch Park (18 holes).
Watch University of Central Oklahoma hockey games and figure skating on two 200x85 ice rinks. Group admission (20+ skaters) is $8 per person. Public skate time is available daily. Children 8 and under are $13 and adults are $15 for 2 hours.
This premier Sports Complex is located within beautiful Hafer Park. A $17M renovation is currently underway. The new complex will feature 10 fields, 451 parking spaces, covered bleachers, playground, covered dugouts, concession, restrooms, umpire facilities and picnic shelters. Field sizes will accommodate ages 4-13 and will attract baseball and softball tournaments from across the region. Completion date is Spring 2025.
Try indoor rock climbing and bouldering for all ability levels. Facility also features cardio equipment and a patio. Day passes are $16. Earlybird rates are $10 on Tuesdays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Home to dozens of major events, including USTA League matches, OSSAA, NCAA, ITF and ITA championships, as well as USTA national tournaments. Enjoy 24 outdoor courts and six indoor courts. Cheer on professional players or call 405.348.3120 to reserve a court ($28 per hour for indoor and $13 per hour for outdoor).
Cheer for cowboys and cowgirls at this hometown rodeo arena. Watch rough stock and timed events during fourteen rodeos held April through August/September.
The state-of-the-art YMCA recreation center has basketball courts, weight room, indoor track and indoor pool and waterslide. Watch swim meets at the competitive 50-meter swimming pool (one of only two Olympic-sized pools in Oklahoma). Day passes for visitors are $5 for children under 18 and $10 for adults.
Twelve outdoor courts are available to the public from dawn to dusk on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no fee, nets are provided but bring your paddle and balls.
Skaters, rollerbladers and bikers can test their skills on 17,500 square feet of ramps, half pipes and bowls.
Find your game at this 5,700 square foot, multi-million dollar facility operated by the University of Central Oklahoma.
General public pricing for PC Gaming starts at $7 per hour, virtual reality gaming at $7 per half hour. Tabletop gaming is available for a daily pass of $7.
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89 extended stay suites
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More than 100 short-term rentals across the city offer flexible stays for large groups, family outings or a couples getaway weekend. Find a location close to Downtown Edmond, Arcadia Lake, sports facilities or parks.
Many offer acres to explore, privacy and comfort that may not be available in traditional hotels. Find fully-equipped kitchens for home cooked meals, spacious living areas, and outdoor amenities like private pools and patios.
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1889 Territorial Schoolhouse 124 E 2nd St
Arcadia Round Barn 107 E Highway 66
Arctic Edge Ice Arena 14613 N Kelly
Barnett Field Splash Pad N Story St & W Main St
BlocWorks 104 S Broadway
Bowlero 3501 S Boulevard
Breakaway Indoor Playground 14350 N Lincoln Blvd
Chaos Factory 2215 NW 178th St Suite A
Clauren Ridge Vineyard & Winery 6000 W Waterloo Road
Downtown Edmond 19 E Hurd St
Edmond History Museum 431 S Boulevard
Edmond Library 10 S Boulevard
Edmond Round Up Club - Carl Benne Arena 300 N Kelly
Edmond Unplugged 117 S Broadway
Festival Market Place 26 W First St
Frontier City 11501 N I-35 Service Rd
Heart Studios 1605 E 2nd St Suite 1
Icon Cinema Edmond 1225 East Danforth Rd
INTO SPACE 224 Garage Dr
Kidz Funtown 14424 N Lincoln Blvd
MAC in Mitch Park 2733 Marilyn Williams Dr
Mad Science 575 Enterprise Dr Suite 150
Mathis Skate Park 1501 W Covell
Oops, I Arted 3400 S Bryant Ave
Parkhurst Pumpkin Patch 720 S Henney Road
Pelican Bay Aquatic Center 1034 S Bryant
Pops 66 660 W Highway 66
Rodkey House Event and Education Annex 410 S Littler
ShowBiz Cinemas 3001 Market St
Sky Zone Trampoline Park 2525 S Broadway
Sorghum Mill Christmas Tree and Blackberry Farm 7121 Midwest Lane
Surge Adventure Park 24 E 33rd St
Sorghum Mill Christmas Tree and Blackberry Farm 7121 Midwest Lane
Surge Adventure Park 24 E 33rd St
Ted Anderson Park & Splash Pad 2405 S Rankin
University of Central Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma - Nigh Center
University of Central Oklahoma - Old North
Unpluggits Paint & Play - Craft Studio and Indoor Playground
100 N University Dr
100 N. University Dr
100 N University Dr
575 Enterprise Dr Suite 110
Urban Tomahawk 14402 N Lincoln Blvd
Springtime in Edmond means beautiful blooming tulips at Hafer Park and daffodils at Mitch Park. There’s no need to tiptoe, walk the paved trails and find the perfect selfie spot.
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Do you like to stay on the shoreline and observe nature or get out on the water? Arcadia Lake provides abundant natural photo opportunities. Take a sunrise picture from the lake shore or snap a picture of local wildlife while kayaking near the shoreline.
With over 30 downtown murals, selfie spots abound! Embark on a journey full of color, imagination and history. The options are boundless–historical Route 66, edgy Dali, vibrantly abstract or mindful and thought provoking. While strolling the streets of Downtown Edmond, you may even bump into a whimsical bronze statue or sculpture that beckons you to stop and pose.
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The red brickwork of the buildings in Downtown Edmond shines in the golden hour light. Dawn or dusk, you are sure to capture the architecture and the beauty in a remarkable photo.
What’s big, blue, and resides on Route 66 too? Happy the Blue Hippo! Stop and take a photo or two with this Edmond Route 66 icon at 1129 S Broadway.
Fall foliage at Mitch Park is a must stop for taking pictures! With 280 scenic acres of multi-use trails, and 15 sculptures interwoven into the parks landscape, you are sure to find the perfect “taking the scenic route” selfie.
Why keep the #FoodGoals all to your selfie? Stop at one of two Edmond food halls serving a variety of flavor and representing a bit of Edmond history. Snap photos of a slice of pie, a bowl of homemade pasta, or a brisket taco to share with friends.
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Fore! No need to bring the sticks to snap an unforgettable photo at KickingBird Golf. At the highest point in Edmond, you are sure to capture a stunning sunrise or a signature sunset.
No matter the season, we have something for everyone. Springtime is a great time to check out our 47 miles of trails, play at one of 33 parks, or step back in time at the Edmond History Museum.
Edmond’s splash pad is a key location for family fun, located on N Kelly Ave north of Edmond Road at Barnett Field. Kids of all ages can enjoy cooling off at the 3,000 sq. ft. water park.
With over 75 shops and businesses including boutiques, antique shops and restaurants, there is something here for everyone.
Find favorite reads and stop by Shannon Miller Park next door to enjoy green space, an outdoor stage and a bronze statue of the decorated American female gymnast. 1 2 3
This food hall features two restaurants, a brewery, covered patio seating and a kid-climbable “Grasshopper” sculpture by Klint Schor.
The 18-hole course is west of the YMCA and winds through shaded trails.
Festival Market Place offers a space for the community to gather for the Edmond Farmer’s Market, the Arbor Day Celebration, LibertyFest activities and special events.
This unique skate park offers ramps, pipes, half pipes, and bowls to challenge skaters, rollerbladers, and bikers of all ages.
The park is open daily from dawn to dusk with multi-use trails, a fishing pond, playground, covered pavilion with picnic tables and a community dog park with easy access to the pond.
