101 Free Things (by state)--OKLAHOMA
63. Don't pick, but take a gander at the daisies in the Tulsa Garden Center, which is located on the grounds of a mansion built in 1919 and is part of the city's Woodland Park; (918) 746-5125.
64. It's the next best thing to Jurassic Park: Walk the path of dinosaurs at Black Mesa State Park near Kenton; (580) 426-2222.
65. Tip your cowboy hat in honor of Pawnee Bill, Oklahoma's first "King of the Cowboys," at his museum and mansion outside Pawnee; (918) 762-2513.
66. Promenade through the fabulous flora outside at the Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City; (405) 297-3995.
63. Don't pick, but take a gander at the daisies in the Tulsa Garden Center, which is located on the grounds of a mansion built in 1919 and is part of the city's Woodland Park; (918) 746-5125.
64. It's the next best thing to Jurassic Park: Walk the path of dinosaurs at Black Mesa State Park near Kenton; (580) 426-2222.
65. Tip your cowboy hat in honor of Pawnee Bill, Oklahoma's first "King of the Cowboys," at his museum and mansion outside Pawnee; (918) 762-2513.
66. Promenade through the fabulous flora outside at the Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City; (405) 297-3995.
