Cool Off at This Secret Oklahoma Swimming Hole & Waterfall

Mother Nature is getting moody and unleashing high temperatures. We'll be seeing triple-digits all this week. If you're looking for a reprieve from the oppressive heat check out this secret swimming hole and waterfall.

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Oklahoma has several swimming holes but this may be one of the coolest places to cool off in the entire Sooner State. You'll find this amazing and hidden Okie oasis in Tishomingo, OK. at Pennington Creek Park.

Pennington Creek Park in Tishomingo, OK. is one of the state's best swimming holes

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Pennington Creek Park in Tishomingo, OK. is a lot more than just an amazing swimming hole and beautiful waterfall. It's a 15-acre park complete with a playground, campsite, picnic area, and splash pad all in one.

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It gets even better. Here's the best part, IT'S FREE! That's right you can enjoy the park and the Pennington Creek swimming hole and waterfall FOR FREE. It's located at 398 South Capitol Avenue in Tishomingo, OK.

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As hot and miserable as it's going to get this summer we could all use a break from the heat. Pennington Creek Park looks to be the perfect place to beat the heat and take a little staycation or weekend getaway.

TISHOMINGO IS A GREAT PLACE FOR A DAYCATION OR QUICK WEEKEND GETAWAY

There are all kinds of things to see and do in Tishomingo, OK. From museums and wineries to the wildlife refuge and incredible places to eat including Ole Red. So from vacations to daycations, you can do it all.

Pennington Creek Park is one of the Sooner State's coolest places to cool off

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Looking forward to making the trip to Tishomingo, OK. to Pennington Creek Park this summer. Looks like an incredible place to kick back, relax and unwind. Not to mention cool off. Plus being FREE is a BIG BONUS.

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If you're interested in making a visit to Pennington Creek Park you can click here for details. For more information on things to see and do while in Tishomingo click here. It's going to be a long hot summer.

Oklahoma's Top 24 Terrific Towns & Prettiest Cities

It's the delightful double dozen, the top 24 most terrific Oklahoma towns and prettiest cities in the Sooner State. These incredible places are just as friendly and inviting, as they are beautiful and picturesque. While Oklahoma has more than just a few terrific towns and pretty cities these are the crème de la crème, and more than deserving of making the top 24 list. The list was created by using Google. It ranked each city by beauty, lifestyle, friendliness, scenery, entertainment, and overall positive feedback from those who have experienced their charm firsthand. Scroll through the photo gallery below to see the top 24 towns & cities in Oklahoma.

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Long thought of as just a 'fly-over' state, there's a ton of unbelievable destinations in Oklahoma that America is missing out on.

Check out Oklahoma's premier glampground getaway

If you're in need of a staycation whether it's a romantic weekend getaway or a family mini-vacation check out Oklahoma's premier glampgrounds. You'll find it in Lawton, OK. near the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge and Lake Lawtonka at 11761 N.W. Miller Road. Adventure Born Glampgrounds features some of the VERY BEST comfort camping in the Sooner State. After seeing the pictures you'll definitely want to book a stay. You can check them out on Facebook. Scroll through the gallery below for a virtual tour of this amazing site:

Oklahoma's Ten Best Fishing Lakes

If you know, you know. When it comes to fishing, not all lakes are equal. While you can fish and catch fish in just about every body of water in the Sooner State, there are only a handful of lakes Oklahoma anglers get serious about.

Here are the top fishing lakes in Oklahoma.