Oklahoma Heritage Store — Local services in Skiatook

We went to the 2018 Fall festival. We had three adults, a 4 year old and a 2 year old. Everyone had a great time. We went on a Saturday afternoon,and and crowds were light (although reason had been forecasted that day, this may explain the poor turnout).

Admission was $9 each (2 and under free). At first, I felt this was a little high...but we ended up spending the whole afternoon at the farm. It was probably a fair price. I don't mind supporting my local farmers.

General admission included access to a corn maze (which took us an hour to complete, we got lost), petting zoo, "cow" train, pumpkin patch, hay ride, and all sorts of games. The kids really enjoyed the carnival style games, and would have spent all day in the giant "sandbox" filled with dried corn. My niece loved all the farm animals. My nephew LOVED seeing all the farm equipment/tractors. The adults enjoyed the live music and corn maze.

I think OHF have done a great job making this a local family event. We'll be back next year. The land was lovely. Our kids were young, but kids aged up to 13 or 14 would still enjoy themselves. They had older age activities, but some of these...

Incredible store with wonderful people running it! My doTERRA oils are available there. They also have homemade bread and fresh produce in season. I love that this is near Bartlesville and cannot wait for the Fall Festival coming soon. Thanks Mike and Margaret Snow for bringing this place alive and for sharing your lives with all of us. His Blessings abound in you...

Too far to walk for most activities. Only free things were geared towards toddlers and not older children so on top of entry fee had to pay for additional tickets. Rock painting advertised but...