Medicine Park Rentals is the perfect home base for exploring the cobblestone community named for the round red rocks dotting this tiny picturesque town...come and enjoy, we'd love to show you around!
Bath Lake Medicine Park
Bath Lake is a charming, creek-fed swimming hole nestled in the heart of Medicine Park, Oklahoma, featuring natural waterfalls, shallow and deep areas, and scenic shoreline views. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day for just $3, it transforms into a trout fishing spot come winter.
Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum
Post–Civil War fort & museum with exhibits on historic regiments & an array of military artifacts.
Comanche Nation Casino
Game spot that never closes, with 700+ machines, blackjack & poker, dining & live entertainment.
Shepler Square Park
Shepler Square Park is a charming urban green space in downtown Lawton, featuring scenic walkways, vibrant flower beds, and art installations. It's also a beloved community hub, hosting popular local events like the annual Arts for All festival.
Laugh Out Loud
Fun center offering a rollerskating rink, laser tag & a bowling alley, plus a video game arcade.
Elmer Thomas Park
This park features a playground, a splash pad, a covered picnic area, restrooms, a pond & more.
Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center
Small, free museum with many interactive exhibits about Comanche culture, history & art.
Museum of the Great Plains
Situated in Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton, Oklahoma, the Museum of the Great Plains is a history museum whose exhibits trace the diverse cultures of the Great Plains from the arrival of the Paleo-Indians around 11,500 BCE all the way through to the present day. Visitors can explore interactive, self-directed exhibits such as a recreation of the Red River Trading Post, the Domebo Dig Site — an authentic recreation of a 1960s archaeological excavation revealing human activity from 11,000 years ago — and the Council Saddle Shop, an interactive space inspired by the life's work of renowned saddle maker Howard Council. First accredited by the American Alliance of Museums in 1972, the museum is one of five partner institutions in the Oklahoma Museum Network and spans 25,000 square feet of gallery space.
