Schedule: We host Buffalo Encounter and dinner shows on Saturdays and some holidays.
Experience bison up-close. Hand feed them, learn their story, visit our hall of fame and our gift shop. Scroll down for current offerings.
In this unique agritourism experience, you’ll learn the epic tale of the buffalo, hand-feed our herd, and visit our Hall of Fame where you’ll learn more about the folks who saved the American bison from extinction.
Before you head home, browse our Trading Post for unique mementos and healthy grass-fed bison meat. Stroll down the boardwalk past the Apothecary, the Saloon and the Bank where you can take a selfie inside the jail.
This one-of-a-kind dinner theater show stars Oklahoma Mike and Bill Taylor. Two Saturdays a month May-July.
Be transported to the late 1800s when buffalo were on the brink of extinction. Discover the epic tale of their history and the bravery of regular folks who took it upon themselves to rescue one of God’s most majestic creatures.
Enjoy a lavish barbecue meal in our elegant, Old West theater. Hand-feed our buffalo in an up-close encounter.
- Please dress for the weather
- Buffalo are not domesticated animals and can be dangerous
- Our deck offers protection from inclement weather so you won’t miss out on hand- feeding the buffalo
- NO animals may be brought to the property
- Children under the age of 18 must be actively managed at all times by the adults who brought them
- Relive the epic story of buffalo in the Old West
- Be surrounded by buffalo as you feed them from the safety of our covered deck
- Be inspired by heroes who dedicated themselves to saving the buffalo from extinction
- Visit our Trading Post for a special memento or some grass-fed bison meat
Old West Buffalo Days Festival
Nov. 3-4, 2023
Celebrate National Bison Day with us!
It’s 1884 and you journey to the Osage Hills where, just decades ago, millions of buffalo roamed…
You arrive to find they’re gone. No one has spotted a buffalo in the wild for more than a year. What happened to the Monarch of the Plains, one of the few species to survive the Ice Age and 500-year droughts?
We really enjoyed our visit, from the educational presentations to meeting the amazing buffalo face to face.
This was a fun place to hear from Teddy Roosevelt and Wyatt Earp then feed bison, followed by a dinner with more entertainment. Staff was incredibly helpful and polite. Will definitely return again for the fun!
