OKLAHOMA
Field Trips

The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History contains 7 million objects with five galleries, a hands-on discovery room and exhibits on Oklahoma’s natural history. 

The Science Museum Oklahoma is a science museum and home to the Kirkpatrick Planetarium and a number of hands-on, inquiry-based specialized science galleries.

The Shiloh Adventure Course sits on 40 acres of wooded hills, and includes open fields, streams, and a small pond. The Course offers facility rentals, ropes course retreats, and team building experiences.

Skate Galaxy is a roller skating rink providing family entertainment, roller skating, and good times. All in one place.  A great place for a recreational field trip.

Spiro Mounds Archaeological Center is the only prehistoric, American Indian archaeological site in Oklahoma open to the public. Offers interpretive exhibits, a slide program and 2 miles of interpreted trails.

The American Pigeon Museum and Library features exhibits including our collection of live birds! Weather permitting, the museum features 12 different breeds of pigeon.

Wander a trail of discovery at The Botanic Garden, home of Oklahoma Gardening. Enjoy the walking trails and display gardens and explore ways to build a more sustainable living environment.

The Maritime Education Center is a free interactive exhibit and guided tours about the Port’s history, the river’s Navigation system and the economic impact on Oklahoma.

Bradt’s Menagerie, the largest petting zoo in Oklahoma, with animals you can pet, feed, and ride. Animal highlights include llama, alpacas, camel, bovines, rabbits and sheep.

The Museum of the Great Plains offers exhibits with discovery-based learning activities, as it continues the mission to “Explore the human history and culture of the Great Plains”.

The Oklahoma City Zoo covers 119 acres and home to more than 1,900 animals. It offers interactive programs that educate about wildlife with emphasis on preserving the natural world.