Recharge or relax—your choice in Claremore
Whether you’re looking for a fun day trip or a weekend to recharge in the outdoors, Claremore has something everyone.
Outdoor Getaway
Whether you’re looking for a fun day trip or a weekend to recharge in the outdoors, Claremore has something everyone.
Rise and shine with an energizing breakfast at one of our many local restaurants, delis or coffeehouses.
Hit Claremore’s 16 miles of trails to hike, bike or run, or visit the RSU Conservation Education Reserve.
After lunch, head to Claremore Lake to fish, boat or kayak. You can easily spend a whole day either on the water or around the lake, where there’s plenty of fun for the whole family, including picnic sites with public grills, splash pads, playgrounds, Frisbee golf, and four miles of paved walking/biking paths.
Cap off the day with dinner in our historic downtown district, which offers both family-friendly fare and plenty of options for a cocktail or craft beer. If you’re here on a Thursday, Food Truck Thursday in downtown Claremore offers live music and a variety of yummy casual choices.
You’ve had a long day, so stay the night at a classic bed & breakfast, hotel or campsite. There’s plenty of room for you and the family.
Rise and shine with an energizing breakfast at one of our many local restaurants, delis or coffeehouses.
Hit Claremore’s 16 miles of trails to hike, bike or run, or visit the RSU Conservation Education Reserve.
After lunch, head to Claremore Lake to fish, boat or kayak. You can easily spend a whole day either on the water or around the lake, where there’s plenty of fun for the whole family, including picnic sites with public grills, splash pads, playgrounds, Frisbee golf, and four miles of paved walking/biking paths.
Cap off the day with dinner in our historic downtown district, which offers both family-friendly fare and plenty of options for a cocktail or craft beer. If you’re here on a Thursday, Food Truck Thursday in downtown Claremore offers live music and a variety of yummy casual choices.
You’ve had a long day, so stay the night at a classic bed & breakfast, hotel or campsite. There’s plenty of room for you and the family.
Grab coffee and a hot cinnamon roll or bagel at one of our favorite eateries. If you’re in town on a Saturday, take in the Rogers County Farmers’ Market (every Saturday, May through October).
Enjoy a relaxing 18 holes at Heritage Hills, Claremore’s beautiful but challenging public golf course.
Claremore is a very popular agritourism destination, as you’ll discover when you visit a cattle and horse ranch, or a working sheep farm. Taking a Lakeside trail ride on horseback is another great way to enjoy a day in the country.
For dinner, treat yourself to a great steak and dessert. You’ll find everything a hungry traveler could ever want, and it’s all just minutes from anywhere you are in Claremore.
Stay a while longer to visit some of the famous Route 66 destinations in and around Claremore, explore our historic museums and be part of our wide range of summer events, including our 21st annual Independence Day Spectacular.
