Situated near the Cimarron River and the Glass Mountains in southern Woods County, Waynoka was founded as a railroad stop in Indian Territory in 1887. Established in 1888, its post office was the first in the Cherokee Outlet. Farming, ranching and the energy industries have been the economic base of the community for years.
Recommended Resources
The city's official web site offers information about essential services, such as water, sewer, garbage, electricity and street services, public safety services, and public park, library and recreational facilities. Public notices and contacts are included.
http://www.cityofwaynoka.com/
Situated on thirteen acres in Waynoka, Oklahoma, the campground offers full hook-up spaces for recreational vehicles, cabin and trailer rentals, and tent camping spaces. Its amenities are listed, along with photographs, testimonials and reservation information.
http://www.deuceswildcampground.com/
First Baptist Church of Waynoka
The Southern Baptist congregation meets at its facilities on Elm Street in Waynoka, Oklahoma. Its beliefs, ministries and plan of salvation are discussed, along with a weekly service schedule, church calendar, prayer requests, and leadership contacts.
http://www.fbcwaynoka.org/
LSPS Dyno by Dynojet manufactures dynamometers for a variety of vehicles, including all terrain vehicles. Its ATV dynamometers are highlighted here, including an online catalog. Other features include an ATV campsite reservation system, events catalog, and a dune map.
http://www.lspsonline.com/
Headquartered in Waynoka, Oklahoma, the organization is comprised of Southern Baptist churches in Waynoka, as well as Cleo Springs, Fairview, Helena, Nash and Wakita. Its member churches are identified, along with an overview of its ministries, beliefs, and regular schedules.
http://www.saltforkba.org/
The Society operates a number of historical structures, museums and programs commemorating the history and culture of the Waynoka, Oklahoma region, many of which are highlighted here, along with program schedules, announcements, and contacts.
http://www.waynoka.org/
