VISIT HENRYETTA
Nichols Park is one of Henryetta’s most historic and scenic recreation areas.
Visitors enjoy fishing, disc golf, hiking trails, playgrounds, and wide open green spaces.
The park hosts community events, outdoor activities, and family gatherings year‑round.
McCutcheon Park is one of Henryetta’s most popular family recreation areas.
The Splash Pad is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day, offering summer fun for all ages.
Visitors enjoy covered picnic areas, basketball courts, bathrooms, a handicap‑accessible swing, and a charming Lion Bench donated by the Henryetta Lions Club — perfect for photos.
Henryetta Golf & Country Club is a picturesque 9‑hole course. The course features lush fairways, scenic countryside views, a clubhouse, pro shop, driving range, and practice greens.
The Henryetta Junior Golf Camp, named in honor of Jimmy Williams, returns each spring with a free three‑day youth program teaching golf fundamentals to ages 6–17.
Lake Henryetta, also known as Jim Hall Lake, is a 450‑acre reservoir located south of Henryetta in Okmulgee County.
The lake is known for fishing, camping, and peaceful outdoor recreation surrounded by scenic Oklahoma countryside.
For camping details, permits, and additional information, please contact the City of Henryetta.
The Henryetta Mistletoe Market brings festive cheer to downtown all December long.
Join us the first three Fridays and Saturdays in December for holiday shopping, treats, and seasonal fun, with our night time lighted christmas parade on December 12th @ 630 pm
Fridays: 5 PM – 8 PM | Saturdays: 11 AM – 8 PM
Henryetta’s rodeo season brings excitement, tradition, and community pride.
The Roy Madden Spring Rodeo Roundup kicks off every June with bull riding, bronc riding, and patriotic grand entries.
The Jim Shoulders Living Legends Rodeo continues the celebration on Labor Day weekend, honoring Henryetta’s world‑famous cowboy.
The Henryetta Farmers Market brings fresh produce, handmade goods, baked items, and local crafts to the community.
Vendors from across the region gather to share homegrown and homemade products in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
It’s a great place to support local growers, enjoy seasonal favorites, and experience Henryetta’s small‑town charm.
This is a seasonal Market. Check HERE to see if they are set up. You can also find several of your favorite Market Vendors in December at the Mistletoe Market.
The Henryetta SK8 Park and Henryetta Caboose Park are located right off Main Street on Lake Road.
Both attractions are open year‑round to the public and offer fun, recreation, and a great place for families to enjoy the outdoors.
The SK8 Park features ramps and rails for skaters, while the Caboose Park highlights Henryetta’s railroad history.
Henryetta’s history is rich with pioneers, innovators, athletes, and world‑famous personalities.
The Henryetta Territorial Museum preserves local heritage, showcasing artifacts, photographs, and stories from the town’s earliest days.
Henryetta is home to notable natives including Alice Ghostley, Troy Aikman, Jim Shoulders, panoramic photography inventor Joseph W Hardin, and town founder Hugh Henry.
The Henryetta Chamber of Commerce has partnered with the Historical Society to show a revolving display of Henryetta's history. Scroll down to see some of the items in the museum.
To host an event at any Henryetta park, please contact the Henryetta Parks & Recreation Board. You may begin the process by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or calling 918‑752‑5917.
Upon receipt, your request will be added to the next available agenda for approval. The Parks Board meets at noon on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Requests must be submitted by the Thursday prior to the meeting to ensure timely consideration.
