Murray County Oklahoma is a goldmine for those who want to enjoy the great outdoors and all the wonderful adventures and activities that Nature has to provide.

Nestled in the historic Arbuckle Mountains, Murray County offers visitors and residents impressive waterfalls, natural mineral springs, beautiful lakes, golfing, biking and horseback riding. We also have an exotic animal park, historic shopping district, as well as museums and antiques to keep you busy during your stay.

Many Oklahomans fondly remember visiting area highlights such as Platt National Park (now Chickasaw National Recreation Area), Turner Falls, or spending time at Falls Creek Baptist Church Camp as a child. Return today to create new memories with your children.

Thinking of relocating to Murray County? The towns in Murray County offer small town charm with the big city conveniences not far away. Murray County is a great place to live because of low unemployment rates, low crime rates, excellent schools and just great people. Want a wonderful place to raise a family or an excellent place to retire. . . Murray County can fill your needs.

Murray County is conveniently located 73 miles South of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and 190 miles North of Dallas, Texas. It lies within the boundaries of the Chickasaw Nation. It has 425 square miles of mountains and valleys including Sulphur springs and a major lake.

Murray County has a population of 12,623 residents as of the 2000 census.

We hope you will visit Murray County and let us share this wonderful area and our small town hospitality with you. You won’t want to miss enjoying this beautiful Oklahoma Treasure.

Murray County is THE place to be!