Things to Do Near Fairfield Inn Tulsa Catoosa
Discover the best things to do in Catoosa and the Tulsa area when you stay at Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Catoosa. From the famous Blue Whale and historic Route 66 attractions to Hard Rock Casino Tulsa, museums, outdoor recreation and Tulsa entertainment, you’ll find plenty to explore just minutes from the hotel.
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A Convenient Hotel for Exploring Northeast Oklahoma
Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Catoosa is an ideal home base for travelers who want to experience Catoosa, historic Route 66 and the attractions of the Tulsa area.
Catoosa is best known for the legendary Blue Whale, one of Oklahoma’s most recognizable Route 66 landmarks. The community is also home to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa and provides convenient access to museums, restaurants, outdoor recreation and Tulsa attractions.
Whether you’re traveling with your family, taking a Route 66 road trip, attending a concert, visiting the casino or spending time in Tulsa, there are plenty of places to add to your itinerary.
We’ve organized some of the best nearby attractions below so you can plan your stay before you arrive.
Plan Your Catoosa & Tulsa Adventure
Top Things to Do Near Fairfield Inn Tulsa Catoosa
Staying in Catoosa puts you close to some of the most recognizable attractions in northeastern Oklahoma. Here are several places worth adding to your trip.
Blue Whale of Catoosa
The Blue Whale of Catoosa is one of the most famous roadside attractions along Route 66. The giant blue whale beside the pond has been welcoming Route 66 travelers for decades and remains one of the area’s most recognizable photo stops.
The attraction was created in the early 1970s by Hugh Davis and has become an iconic part of Catoosa’s Route 66 identity. The site underwent significant revitalization and reopened in 2026.
Address: 2600 OK-66, Catoosa, OK 74015
Learn More About the Blue Whale →Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa is one of the biggest entertainment destinations in the Catoosa area. Located along historic Route 66, the property features gaming, dining, live entertainment, concerts and other activities.
The entertainment complex is also home to Cherokee Hills Golf Club, Hard Rock Live and several dining and nightlife options.
Address: 777 W. Cherokee Street, Catoosa, OK
Visit Hard Rock Tulsa →D.W. Correll Museum
The D.W. Correll Museum in Catoosa is an interesting stop for travelers who enjoy automobiles, Route 66 history, rocks, minerals and unusual collections.
The museum is located in Catoosa, making it particularly convenient for guests staying at Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Catoosa.
Address: 19934 E. Pine Street, Catoosa, OK 74015
Explore the D.W. Correll Museum →Redbud Valley Nature Preserve
Travelers looking for outdoor activities can explore Redbud Valley Nature Preserve near Tulsa. The preserve offers hiking trails, natural scenery, wildlife and a chance to experience a very different side of the Tulsa area.
It can be a great choice for travelers who want to spend part of their trip outdoors rather than staying in the city.
Explore Redbud Valley →Explore Historic Route 66 From Catoosa
If you’re staying at Fairfield Inn Tulsa Catoosa because you’re traveling Historic Route 66, you’re in an excellent location to explore some of Oklahoma’s most memorable roadside attractions.
Catoosa is one of the communities that helps make the northeastern Oklahoma stretch of Route 66 so distinctive. The Blue Whale is the area’s signature attraction, but it is only one stop along the road.
As you travel west toward Tulsa, you’ll find additional Route 66 landmarks, historic sites, murals, neon signs and roadside attractions.
Explore Tulsa Route 66 AttractionsRoute 66 Stops to Consider
- Blue Whale of Catoosa — iconic Route 66 landmark
- Meadow Gold Sign — classic Tulsa Route 66 landmark
- Land of the Giants — giant roadside figures in Tulsa
- Route 66 Historical Village — transportation and oil history
- Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza — Tulsa Route 66 landmark
- Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park — classic Route 66 day trip
For more ideas, see the official Oklahoma Travel & Tourism website .
Things to Do in Tulsa Near the Hotel
Catoosa is just east of Tulsa, so Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Catoosa can also serve as a convenient base for exploring the city.
Route 66 Historical Village
Explore Tulsa’s Route 66 and oil history at this open-air attraction, including the enormous oil derrick that towers over the site.
Explore Route 66 in Tulsa →Meadow Gold Sign
The historic Meadow Gold neon sign is one of Tulsa’s recognizable Route 66 landmarks and a popular stop for travelers photographing classic roadside Americana.
Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza
Visit this Route 66 landmark along the Arkansas River and learn more about Cyrus Avery, the Tulsan known as the “Father of Route 66.”
Mohawk Park
One of Tulsa’s largest parks offers outdoor recreation and access to major attractions including the Tulsa Zoo.
Tulsa Museums & Culture
Downtown Tulsa and the surrounding city offer museums, architecture, restaurants, live entertainment and cultural attractions for visitors looking to spend a day exploring the city.
Tulsa Events & Concerts
From major events to concerts and sporting activities, Tulsa has something happening throughout the year. Staying in Catoosa gives travelers an alternative to staying in the heart of the city.
Great Route 66 Day Trips From Catoosa
Have more time? Northeast Oklahoma is filled with Route 66 landmarks and interesting stops within an easy drive of the hotel.
Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park
Located near Chelsea and Foyil, Totem Pole Park is an unusual and memorable Route 66 stop featuring enormous folk-art structures.
Learn More →Claremore
Head northeast toward Claremore to explore more Rogers County attractions, museums, restaurants and Route 66 history.
Explore Claremore →More Route 66 Roadside Attractions
Travelers with extra time can continue exploring the Mother Road through northeastern Oklahoma, with quirky roadside attractions and historic landmarks throughout the region.
Discover Rogers County Route 66 →Stay Close to the Attractions
After a day exploring Route 66, visiting Tulsa attractions or enjoying entertainment in Catoosa, it’s nice to have a comfortable hotel nearby.
Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Catoosa offers complimentary breakfast, Wi-Fi, an indoor pool, fitness facilities and other convenient amenities for travelers visiting northeastern Oklahoma.
The hotel is located at 200 Elliott Lane, Catoosa, OK 74015.
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Make Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Catoosa Your Home Base
From the Blue Whale and Route 66 to Hard Rock Casino Tulsa and attractions throughout the Tulsa area, Catoosa puts you close to plenty of things to see and do in northeastern Oklahoma.
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