Let’s Go, Girls!
When adventure calls, our girlfriends are our best road trip partners. Set out to enjoy dinner and a show in a colorful OKC district. Kick back in a boutique hotel in the countryside with only a massage and glass of wine on your mind. Hit up local shops to find something you never knew you needed. A weekend with the girls is your ticket to freedom.
Live the Good Life
Indulge in gourmet road trip goodies from Bedré Fine Chocolate.
Go for an afternoon tasting at the Rusty Nail Winery and Tasting Room or Waters Edge Winery, and ignore the clock.
Immerse yourself in local creativity and good eats in the Paseo Arts District.
Enjoy the best of boutique shopping with unique finds from Classen Curve, The Black Scintilla and Mix Mercantile.
Fuel up with a coffee from Stella Nova (Norman) before perusing Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art’s galleries of art both ancient and contemporary.
From luxury amenities to timeless surroundings, enjoy a perfect weekend with the girls at The Artesian Hotel, Casino and Spa.
Girl Power
Bask in the glory of special friendships and the perfect weekend getaway.
Girls’ Getaway Destinations
Master the art of winning with a getaway to the luxurious Artesian Casino in Sulphur, and enjoy a collection of electronic games, classic table games and a rewarding Players Club.
Enjoy this four-story, 81-room boutique hotel that blends all the modern amenities with the charm and character of the original Artesian, a popular tourism destination from 1906 until 1962, when it burned to the ground. Rebuilt in 2013, the new and improved Artesian offers a full-service spa, an indoor/outdoor pool and bath house, a casino and several unique shops.
Unwind with the Art of Relaxation and an afternoon of pampering at Sole'renity Spa at The Artesian Hotel, Casino & Spa. This world-class facility provides everything from invigorating massages and facials to rejuvenating steam rooms and saunas, creating the perfect de-stressing experience.
The Rusty Nail is a locally owned and operated winery, tasting room, gift shop and bistro in downtown Sulphur. The winery is located in a restored building, constructed in 1906, that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Mix Mercantile brings together some of the best vendors in the Chickasaw Country area to offer unique gift items and the ultimate shopping experience. The Mix carries brands like American Paint Company, Faux Real Mineral Paints, General Finishes and Okie Dokie Tees.
As the only Native American tribe to create its own brand of fine chocolate, the Chickasaw Nation takes great pride in its Bedré products. Bring your sweet tooth, and get ready for melt-in-your-mouth perfection. Visitors receive a free sample just for stopping in.
The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, located on the University of Oklahoma campus, is known as one of the finest university art museums in the country. Established in 1936, the museum now boasts a nearly 17,000-object permanent collection featuring such visionaries as Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, Georgia O'Keeffe and Edward Hopper, as well as a large collection of Native American and American Southwest art.
Stella Nova is designed to be an enjoyable gathering place where rich ideas and conversations brew along with strong coffee.
Oenophiles won’t want to miss Waters Edge Winery! This family-owned winery offers handcrafted wines made from grapes gathered from across the world. Stop in Wednesday through Sunday for a tasting flight (no reservations required) or to snag a bottle of wine.
For a relaxing downtown Oklahoma City experience, visit udånder, a Scandinavian-style spa offering an aromatherapy steam room, dry sauna, soaking tubs, specialty treatment rooms, and even a special spa package for the Adventure Road traveler. If you're in desperate need of an afternoon detox, udånder is the place for you.
The name says it all: there’s something special about The Black Scintilla, that little spark of excitement that happens upon seeing the colorful spread laid out before you. Here's where cheeky notebooks meet chic leather boots, where the apparel is arranged in a rainbow stream just waiting for you to make a splash. This Midtown hotspot is a must-stop on your next road trip.
The Paseo area was developed in 1929 as the first shopping district in the state, and gradually became home to local artists and musicians. Today, the Paseo's Spanish revival buildings are home to 22 galleries, restaurants, boutiques and more. Be sure to visit for First Friday, the Paseo's monthly art walk, featuring dozens of artists and several opening receptions held in participating district galleries. The Paseo Arts Festival is also held annually on Memorial Day Weekend, combining art, food, music and family fun.
Classen Curve is a thriving, upscale shopping and dining district located just ten minutes north of downtown Oklahoma City. Whether you're craving a juicy hamburger, searching for that next designer dress or need a shave and a haircut, there's something for you at The Curve.
