Stroud is located in central Oklahoma between Tulsa and Oklahoma City on historic Route 66. With the town being just outside of Indian Territory;, a whiskey industry sprung up to give the town its start. Oil came to be the principal industry, however. Relics of the era can still be found around town. Best Western Stroud Oklahoma.
Things to do in Stroud
Stableridge Vineyards and Winery
Housed in a 1902 Catholic church, our facility is located on historic Route 66 and offers tours, a tasting room and gift shop. Call 918-968-2568 for more information.
2016 Hwy 66 West, Stroud, OK 12345
Stroud Area Veterans Memorial
This memorial was built in honor of those who served in the armed forces in times of war and peace.
Route 66 & Main Street, Stroud, OK 12345
Stroud Historic Homes Tour
This walking or driving tour showcases homes that are Oklahoma landmarks and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Maps are available at the Stroud Chamber of Commerce office. Call 918-968-3321 for more information.
216 W Main, Stroud, OK 12345
Stroud Lake
At Stroud Lake you will find showers/restrooms, picnic area, outdoor grills, pavilions, playground, group shelter, and security. Other amenities include boat ramps and dock, swim beach area, and riding trails. Lake offers 600 surface acres with 13 miles of shoreline. Call 918-968-3890 for more information.
3 miles North of Stroud on Hwy 99, then 3 miles East on Lake Road, Stroud, OK 12345
Stroud Municipal Golf Course
1 mi. N of Stroud on Hwy 99, Stroud, OK 12345