Nestled in the heart of the Canadian River Valley, El Reno is located at the intersection of two historic highways, nostalgic Route 66 and the Chisholm Trail (U.S. Highway 81). The city is home to an assortment of outstanding attractions, including an authentic rail trolley, as well as specialty shopping, dining, festivals and historic sites. Best Western El Reno Oklahoma.
Things to do in El Reno
Canadian County Historical Museum
Located in historical Heritage Park, the museum sits on the 98th Meridian. There are numerous buildings in the museum complex -- including a depot, barn, jailhouse, church, one-room school, and two-story hotel -- housing exhibits and artifacts focusing on the county's history. Also serves as the boarding stop for the Heritage Express Trolley. Open Wed - Sat 10am - 5pm; Sunday 1:30 - 5pm. Free Admission. Call 405-262-5121 for more information.
300 S. Grand., El Reno, OK 12345
Crimson Creek Golf Club
Set against the backdrop of Lake El Reno, this P.B. Dye designed championship course has quickly earned the respect of golfers everywhere. The 18-hole course features tree-lined fairways on the front nine and rolling hills on the back nine. Driving range can accommodate up to 30 players, and includes a contoured putting green, bunker and chipping area. Call 405-422-4653 for more information.
800 Babcock Drive., El Reno, OK 12345
Heritage Express Trolley
The only rail based trolley in Oklahoma. Fully restored 1924 Brill Motor Car that seats 48 people in heated and air-conditioned comfort. Visitors park and board at Heritage Park, on the grounds of the Canadian County Historical Museum, and travel through the downtown area. Re-board later, to enjoy a great meal at one of the unique restaurants or browse specialty shops. Call 405-262-5121 for more information.
300 S. Grand., El Reno, OK 12345
Heroes Plaza
The monument at Heroes Plaza honors all 206 Canadian County men and women who gave their lives in twentieth century wars. Located in the historic downtown area.
Woodson and Rock Island., El Reno, OK 12345
Historic Fort Reno / Fort Reno Visitor Center
This military post was established in 1874 to protect the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency. Photograph exhibits for Buffalo Soldiers, Cavalry, Indian Scouts, WWII German Prisoner of War Camp, and Remount Station activities. Over 25 historic structures are listed in National Register of Historic Places. Open Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm; Sat & Sun 10am - 4pm. Call 405-262-3987 for more information.
2 miles north of Exit 119 at I-40., El Reno, OK 12345
Lake El Reno
This recreation area offers 333-acres of open land and 300- acres of flat water that is used for water skiing, swimming, boating and fishing. Also a remote-control airplane field and a motorcycle dirt track are available. Call 405-262-9920 for more information.
I-40 Exit 123, 1 mile E on Hwy 66, then 2 miles S on Hwy 81., El Reno, OK 12345
Redlands Community College Art Gallery
A variety of exhibits including arts, humanities and history. Exhibits stay at the Gallery for approximately 6 - 8 weeks. Call for the title of our current exhibit. Free Admission. Open Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm; closed major holidays and school holidays. Call 405-262-2552 for more information.
1300 S. Country Club Road., El Reno, OK 12345
Trolley-Town Music Hall
This remodeled cinema theater houses live bands with performances in classic and new country, bluegrass and gospel. Open every 2nd and 4th Saturday from 7:30 - 9:30pm. Call 405-262-8864 for more information.
110 S. Bickford., El Reno, OK 12345