Experience a unique glimpse into the life of vaudeville performer, famous actor, Cherokee Cowboy and American humorist Will Rogers (1879 …See more
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May 4, 2024
The birthplace ranch recently got bought by the Cherokee National and they have big plans for the property while maintaining its historic significance. This was an hour stop (I had to pet the cats) b… Full review by valliam13
Jul 24, 2020
Self-guiding tour of the house where Will Rogers was born and the barn where there are some animals including a less than day-old goat when we visited. This gives a good picture of Will Roger’s pare… Full review by jbwhitehouse
Mar 20, 2020
Great Place everyone should visit. The ranch is well managed with an annual fly in. Visit the house and learn about Will Rogers homestead. Good view above Oologah Lake, Good learning experience fo… Full review by KDKDKDKD2
I didn't notice any hours of operation. Is it open Mon - Fri or on weekends too? And 9:00 - 5:00?
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From willrogers site Open Daily: 10 AM - 5 PM March 1 - November 10 Seasonal Hours (November 11 - February 28): Closed Monday, Tuesday, Thanksgiving and Christmas
When is the home and park open and is there a restaurant and food near by? Chuck
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The Will Rogers Dog Iron Ranch is truly "out in the country"...beautiful country I might add. The nearest food/restaurant is probably 5-7 miles away in the town of …
The Will Rogers Dog Iron Ranch is truly "out in the country"...beautiful country I might add. The nearest food/restaurant is probably 5-7 miles away in the town of Oologah. The name of the restaurant is not coming to me, but there is a very good restaurant on the main street just 1/2 block West of Hwy 169...on the South side of the street.
When is the home and park open? Is there a restaurant and food near by? Chuck
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To answer your first question: The birthplace is open 8a - 5p, 7 days a week. To answer your second question: As far as food is concerned, Oologah and Collinsville are two very small …
To answer your first question: The birthplace is open 8a - 5p, 7 days a week. To answer your second question: As far as food is concerned, Oologah and Collinsville are two very small nearby towns with Claremore being close but somewhat larger. All three towns will give you a small assortment of comfort food eateries. Beware though, comfort foods tend to be high in grease and may not sit well after a short time sitting in your stomach. If you are looking for a wider variety of tastes, Tulsa is about a half hour away. Either way, I would stick with the eateries with at least 4 rating and read plenty of reviews to get a current feel of the places, best times to eat, atmospheres, etc...
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