Sweet Treats:
Hammett House Restaurant
Miss your grandmothers’ pies while on the road? Hammett House Restaurant has 12 homemade pies made daily. Try anything from Buttermilk Chess to your classic Coconut Cream pie. For more information & directions. Click here.
Front Porch on 66
While you’re in Oklahoma you have to experience history experience ole’ Route 66 and visit Front Porch on 66. It has Amish style homemade baked good from cobbler and cookies to pies and cinnamon rolls there is also a gluten free option available. For more information & directions. Click here.
Braums Ice Cream & Burger Restaurant
Braum’s is a family farm that has over 10,000 dairy cows and they also grow the majority of the feed for their herd. In 1968 Braum’s began as an Oklahoma fast food chain and now has expanded into 5 states. With a wide variety of ice cream options and toppings, you won’t leave hungry. While in Oklahoma come to partake in what Oklahoma has to offer. For more information & directions. Click here.
Things to do:
Will Rogers Museum
Come learn about the well-known Oklahoma native Will Rogers. He was a cowboy, actor, humorist. The museum sits on top of a hill that overlooks Claremore. The museum offers children area, galleries, and memorabilia and so much more! For more information & directions. Click here.
Claremore Lake Park Splash Pad
Take a break from the hot barns and take a splash into the Claremore Lake Park Splash Pad. Just right off the lake have the kid’s runoff some energy while enjoying to water at the splash pad. For more information & directions. Click here.
Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park
In the 1940s Ed Galloway created the World’s Largest Totem Pole by using sand, rock, cement, and steel. The park is known as a historical landmark in Rogers County. There is also a trail on the 13 acres full of creations that Galloway had created during his retirement years to represent Oklahoma’s Indian heritage and just right off the road from Route 66. There is also a Fiddle House which displays Galloway’s hand-crafted fiddles and other wood artifacts. For more information & directions. Click here.