Enid Attractions

The Museum of the Cherokee Strip has become the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center and presents exhibits that depict the settlement of the area from 1893 to the present. The Humphrey Heritage Village is located on the grounds. The Village includes four historic buildings.

Leonardo's Discovery Warehouse in Enid is a hands-on arts and sciences museum in a renovated building. It features learning activities and exhibits. There is also an outdoor science area called "Adventure Quest".

The Midgley Museum in Enid is located in a house constructed with over 30 kinds of rock by Dan and Libbie Midgley. The pair excavated the rocks for the home. Exhibits include antique dishes, furniture and a petrified wood fireplace. Of particular interest is a 7000 pound petrified tree stump on the front lawn.

The Railroad Museum of Oklahoma in Enid houses a collection of train cars, model railroads as well as items used on local trains. It includes six cabooses used by railroads in Enid.