Cherokee County

Oklahoma

A blue kayak on a rocky riverbank with a tree overhead.
A dense forest with tall trees and a ground covered in fallen leaves.
A waterfall cascading over rocks in a forested area.
A log cabin with a wooden fence and a wooden sign in front.
A rustic room with wooden walls, a wooden table, and several chairs.

Popular cities in Cherokee County

Tahlequah
Known for Family-friendly, Rivers and Universities
Quaint Tahlequah awaits: its riverfront, university life, sports, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Cherokee National Capitol
  • Cherokee Heritage Center
  • Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum
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Fort Gibson
Known for Ruins, Casinos and Art
Experience the ruins, casinos, and museums in Fort Gibson!

Reasons to visit

  • Fort Gibson Historic Site
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Park Hill
Known for Friendly people, Culture and Natural parks
Explore Park Hill: its culture, parks, museums, and more!
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Cookson
Venture to sights like Chicken Creek Point Public Use Area and Tenkiller Ferry Lake as you discover Cookson.
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Hulbert
Known for Natural parks
Get away to Hulbert! Enjoy the parks and more.
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Welling
Head to sights like Illinois River and Tenkiller Ferry Lake as you discover Welling.
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Stay near popular Cherokee County attractions

A large red brick building with arched windows and a tower.

Cherokee National Capitol

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Find out about the history of Tahlequah when you spend time at Cherokee National Capitol. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.
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