Rush Springs Bed and Breakfasts

Rush Springs is a small town, located 65 miles southwest of Oklahoma City at the junction of US Highway 81 and OK Highway 17. A Rush Springs B&B or inn makes for a nice retreat to enjoy the many local fare. The Watermelon Festival is one of the most popular local festivals in the state, held continuously since 1948. There are many interesting activities that attract people during this festival. There are watermelon exhibits where over 50,000 pounds of watermelons are bought in from local melon-growers and served to visitors. Other area attractions include stage shows, children’s contests, carnivals, and arts and crafts fairs. For camping enthusiasts, Outpost is an ideal place. Just nine miles from Rush Springs, it provides the right ambiance for all outdoor activities. The Springs Chisholm Trail Watering Place is a popular city attraction. It is a place of historical importance as it helped to furnish water for the Indians and Settlers in the early days. If you enjoy spending your days in nature but not your nights, a room at a comfortable Rush Springs bed and breakfast awaits. Then you can enjoy the Hampton House Museum, which is another historical landmark. The museum attracts many tourists each year for its architectural and historical importance. When it’s time to eat you can find many options, too. The Bleu's Diner is a popular family restaurant in Rush Springs. It has a delightful ambiance and serves great American cuisine. Another option includes Food With a Flair, LLC & Tea Room. This is a downtown place for lunches, diners and meetings and serves food that comes highly recommended. The restaurant's friendly staff makes the whole experience that more memorable.