National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Spend Saturday at the museum gave it to five star rating. Fantastic work by many artists and great narrative on Western history. Well worth the admission price.

This is a must see. We really enjoyed it and will probably go again if we are in the area. Plan on spending the whole day. There is a lot to see.

This museum is huge and the tour is very informative. You can really see and know about the Western Heritage. The art displays are amazing and the facility are great too. You can bring your kids here too and sure they'll have fun because they also offer outside area for kids.

You can also shop and dine here.

Very nice museum! The displays range from artwork to replicas to real old west items. Very nice people working there. Got in for free since it was a specially sponsored Wednesday. That was a great surprise. I enjoyed the old town replica area with all the shops, bank, school, and saloon,etc. I also enjoyed seeing all the beautiful leather saddles. The Indian exhibit was nice but I wish there had been more of it - like a life size tee-pee with Indians around it. Just a suggestion.

This was absolutely amazing! Couldn't possibly give less than maximum rating, if there were 10 stars available, we'd gladly say 10+

Some really beautiful artwork, an interactive walk thru pioneer town, lots of fun esp on a rainy day. Well worth the time to stop.

Great museum! Spent longer than I thought we would there just because we found it so interesting

Will defiantly get your cowboy fix here!

What an incredible treasure in Oklahoma City! Exceeded my expectations immensely! Everything western, cowboy and western life including incredible collections of art from the masters.
Not to be missed!

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum is an incredible facility dedicated to preserving the legacy and history of America's frontier expansion era. The artifacts, the statutes, the films -- all combine to make the museum one of our country's greatest treasures. If you are visiting the Oklahoma City region anytime soon, you need to make it a point to visit this museum and enjoy a true piece of American history.