Location: Davis
Top Things to do in Davis
Countries
The 7 Best Things to do in Davis, Oklahoma (OK)
Davis is a city in Garvin and Murray counties in the U.S. state of Oklahoma. The population was 2,683 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Davis
1. Forgotten Wheels Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By AmyMidnight - Norman, United States
The place is free! Owners are super amazing and helpful! He told us all kinds of stories about places they bought these antiques and vehicles. So beautifully displayed. You can buy their antique items and they aren't too expensive. Reasonably priced. This place was a nice cool down place from the heat and also a really interesting sight for those who loves antique. They are also very kid-friendly and have an area for kids to play in. They also have pinball machine for anyone to play for free. Definitely a must go when you visit the Arbuckle/Davis area.
2. Bedre Fine Chocolate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
At Bedré Fine Chocolate, we have a passion for making gourmet chocolate. Visit our state-of-the-art, 34,600 square-foot manufacturing facility to see us in action creating our entire lineup of sweet sensations. Take a peek through our floor-to-ceiling windows to get an up-close look at our process of turning a sweet idea into delicious treats. While we don’t offer guided tours, our manufacturing floor is visible for everyone to see. Bedré Fine Chocolate is located at Exit 55 on I-35 in Davis, Oklahoma. Please note: Manufacturing may or may not be in operation during these hours.
Reviewed By Jclay84 - Ponca City, United States
Good chocolate. A lot of variety of chocolate's. Its cool how you can see the workers making them in the factory. Its right next to the chickasaw nation welcome center which has travel info and merchandise. There is also some play ground equipment between the two so the kids can burn of some energy while you stop as it's located right off I35.
3. Turner Falls Zipline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
777' zipline just off Hwy. 77 with a view of the 77' Turner Falls and we do it in about 77 seconds. Make a short stop at the overlook to Turner Falls and Collings Castle just off of Adventure Road/I 35 exits 47 going north or exit 51 going south, it is two miles on US 77 either way. We call it the Hangover, the Outlook or the Overlook, you will find a nice gift shop for Oklahoma souvenirs, t-shirt, a snack or cold drink.
4. Treasure Valley Casino
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 36 reviews
We have over 400 electronic games to choose from throughout the Casino's almost 20,000 square foot gaming floor. Here at Treasure Valley, we offer some of today's hottest e-games out there as well as some of the classics you know and love. Whether you're looking to play penny e-games, the exciting higher stakes games, or something in between, we have something for everyone. No experience is necessary.
Reviewed By 248DebbieL - Frisco, United States
This place is a small, three floor hotel and JUST PERFECT. I stayed there two nights and three days. And, I can't wait to go back. The casino is small too, but has many slot machines, free soda station & Jack Daniel's bar. And I won there too. !!! Everything is so close and easy to get to. The only restaurant is a large IHOP in the hotel which serves excellent food. I wish they had room service but I just ordered my food to go and ate in my room. They also have a very very very hot tub, large indoor pool, exercise room and dry sauna. Plus a big business room with big screen tv and free drinks. I loved my room too. The queen size bed had a very soft chenille spread and so comfy mattress and pillows. The TV was huge with every channel you could imagine. Like I said before I cant wait to go again
5. Turner Falls Park
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 871 reviews
Turner Falls Park in Davis, OK is an adventurous and family-friendly annual destination nestled in the Arbuckle Mountains and home to a 77ft waterfall. Our park is open 7 days a week from 7am to 10pm. There are no pets allowed and no glass bottles. A Proud Adventure Road Travel Partner.
Reviewed By Amy_Hewitt77 - Denison, United States
We went on a Friday early in the morning. I suggest you purchase tickets online, to insure you get in. Weekdays are less busy, weekends are crowded & holidays are packed! I will post a park map. There is 3 basic areas. The first one is the area with diving boards & slides. The second area is the river part & you can swim or get in any area. The third area is at the top with the waterfall & pool area. Life guards were on duty the day we were there. Anyone under 13 must wear a life jacket. I would pay for parking there, they didn’t charge us to park & I think it was because it wasn’t a busy time. You can bring in food, just please pick up after yourselves. There are trails to hike too & a zip line chair at the top.
6. Arbuckle Wilderness
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 297 reviews
Drive-through safari adventure featuring lots of exotic animals.
Reviewed By andrewa720 - Richardson, United States
We actually had a lot of fun. I’d buy at least 3 cups of feed. It’s only $5. We went around 3pm and the animals were plenty active. The llamas come right for you ha, but just throw some food out to the side and they will let you pass. We saw a tiger and giraffe and fed the camels, zebras, and several other animals. The little donkeys are awesome. I’d recommend if you’re looking for something fun to do.
7. Cross Bar Ranch Rentals
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
TAGS
