Before you know it, all this cold weather will be gone and you’ll be looking for outdoor attractions to visit in the Sooner State. If you have kids, there’s a miniature amusement park in Oklahoma that’s made just for them. It’s reasonably priced and has everything from a little roller coaster to boat rides. Check it out below.

Bartlesville Kiddie Park has been providing family fun for Oklahomans since 1947 and is located at 200 N. Cherokee Avenue in Bartlesville.
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It's filled with little rides for kids, plus there's a train ride and concession stand for the whole family.
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All rides only take one ticket and tickets only cost 50 cents each. That means you could spend all day at this place and spend less than $20.
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Adults can also enjoy the carousal with the kids and go round and round for hours (if you can handle it).
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Kiddie Park has been providing family fun for Oklahomans since 1947 and it's still a favorite family attraction for many Oklahomans.
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The park is closed during the winter but opens back up on Fridays and Saturdays starting May 4. During the summer, the park is open Tuesday - Saturday for extended hours.
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It's the perfect place to take the kids to build family memories.
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And there's so many attractions to choose from...it's a little miniature amusement park and it's a blast.
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The park features over 16 rides for toddlers and grade school kids. And there's no need to worry about them going too high or too fast because all the rides were made just for kids.
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Doesn’t that look like a fun, little amusement park? For more information on the park, visit their website here.

While you’re in Bartlesville, head to Frank & Lola’s for bread pudding that is out of this world good. Not only will you find one of the best desserts in the state, but the food is superb.

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