Sulphur: A Scintillating Spring City
A notable city full of mineral springs is Sulphur, Oklahoma. It was named after people found out the presence of sulfur in the waters flowing throughout the entire city. The Native Americans gave Sulphur the nickname – “The Land of Rippling Waters.” Besides the water element of the city, it also offers many natural land beauties waiting to be explored by its visitors.
Best Time to Visit
Sulphur, OK has a semi-temperate climate like other States. This means that it gets hot during the summers and cold during the winters. However, rain or snow is very little experienced. The recommended months to visit the city is between March to May, September, and October as these are the months with the most comfortable temperature. But these months are not the slowest months when it comes to tourism. The annual Artesian Arts Festival is held during May so take note that the city might be jam-packed with visitors and Sulphur, OK hotels may increase their rates.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The Chickasaw Natural Recreation Area is a great spot for anything outdoor like hiking, biking, swimming (there is a waterfalls inside), etc. In fact, it is the 7th oldest national park in the United States. The Historic Main Street District located near the city center is lined up with many antique shops and restaurants, perfect place to be after a long tiring day. The Super 8 by Wyndham Sulphur is known to be one of the best Sulphur, Oklahoma hotels. The Turner Falls Park Villa is slightly far from the city center but is close to Oklahoma’s largest waterfalls – Turner Falls. Most hotels are located 22 miles away, like the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Pauls Valley.