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Oklahoma Weekend Getaways

A locally grounded weekend-getaway guide focused on drive times, itinerary planning, and why Broken Arrow works as a base.

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Not every "vacation" needs TSA security lines, expensive connecting flights, lost luggage, and days of exhausting travel. If you live in Oklahoma or the surrounding region, you already have access to world-class attractions, incredible dining, and immersive, one-of-a-kind accommodations right in your own backyard. With drive times under two hours from Oklahoma City and about 21 minutes from downtown Tulsa, you can easily turn a normal, mundane Friday afternoon into the start of a full-on, rejuvenating staycation.

Americans are actively embracing spontaneous staycations and regional road trips. The secret to making a local trip feel like a true, restorative vacation is choosing a home base that feels like a destination in itself. When you book a unique, themed property, the pressure to constantly be "out and about" spending money on entertainment completely disappears. Your accommodation becomes the main event.

Welcome to your ultimate playbook for Oklahoma weekend getaways. Whether you are looking for a romantic escape with your partner, a high-energy family adventure, or a friend-group game night full of nostalgia, this comprehensive guide provides the exact logistics, drive times, packing lists, and ready-made itineraries you need to plan a flawless weekend in Broken Arrow and the greater Tulsa metropolitan area.

The Space Place exterior welcoming guests for a weekend getaway
The Space Place exterior welcoming guests for a weekend getaway

Quick Answer: Why Broken Arrow is Your Next Weekend Getaway#

If you are searching the internet for the best weekend trips in Oklahoma, you will quickly find that Broken Arrow offers the perfect geographic and cultural sweet spot. It is close to absolutely everything you want to see, without being trapped in the noisy, congested middle of everything. It offers the safety and space of a premium suburb with the immediate access of a major city.

Here is the quick, practical breakdown of why Broken Arrow—and specifically The Space Place—is the ultimate weekend hub for your next trip:

  • The Drive is Incredibly Easy: It is about a 1 hour, 51-minute drive (roughly 115 miles) from Oklahoma City via the Turner Turnpike. It is roughly 2 hours and 9 minutes from Norman, about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Stillwater, and just over 2 hours from Enid. This makes a Friday after-work check-in completely realistic without needing to take PTO.
  • Tulsa is Right Next Door: You are only about 21 minutes (15 miles) from downtown Tulsa, the BOK Center, and the city's biggest cultural attractions. You get city access without city parking prices.
  • The Stay is the Destination: The Space Place is a sprawling 2,110 sq ft themed home that comfortably sleeps up to 9 guests. With a dedicated, immersive movie room, a game room featuring ping-pong and foosball, a relaxing jetted tub, and a private fenced yard with a fire pit, you don't even need to leave the house to have a great weekend.
  • Local Historic Charm: Broken Arrow's historic Rose District offers more than 50 places to eat, shop, and explore, all within a highly walkable, beautifully landscaped, pedestrian-friendly footprint.

Ready to secure your dates before someone else does? Book The Space Place Direct to guarantee your weekend and get the best available rates.

Weekend Route Planner (Map Shortcuts)#

Trip MomentRecommended StopWhy It WorksMap
Friday DinnerRose District, Broken ArrowEasy first-night walkable districtOpen map
Saturday MorningGathering PlaceFree, high-impact start to the dayOpen map
Saturday AfternoonPhilbrook Museum of ArtSlower pace and strong date/family appealOpen map
Rainy-Day PivotTulsa Air and Space MuseumIndoor, themed attractionOpen map
Sunday BrunchRose DistrictLow-stress closeout before checkoutOpen map

Who This Guide Is For#

This guide is meticulously engineered for travelers who want maximum enjoyment with minimal planning stress. We have done the heavy lifting so you can just pack your bags and drive. Specifically, this playbook is tailored for:

  • Couples Seeking a Playful, Romantic Escape: If you are searching for romantic getaways in Oklahoma, you don't have to choose between a cozy cabin in the woods and a fun city trip. You can have both. A sophisticated dinner date in a walkable historic district, followed by a relaxing soak in a jetted tub and a private screening in a themed movie room, offers a fresh, memorable take on romance.
  • Families Needing Space, Boundaries, and Entertainment: Standard hotel rooms are notoriously difficult for families. Cramming four people into a room with two queen beds usually means everyone goes to sleep at 8:30 PM when the kids do. This guide is for parents who want a spacious 3-bedroom house where the kids have their own triple twin bunk, Legos, and Nerf guns, while the adults get a king bed, a quiet sunroom, and a private backyard.
  • Friend Groups and Double Dates: Built for game nights, nostalgia travel, and catching up, this guide helps groups plan a low-stress weekend centered around a backyard BBQ, sitting around a fire pit under the stars, and hosting a highly competitive ping-pong tournament.
  • In-State Staycationers: Residents of OKC, Norman, Edmond, Moore, and surrounding areas who desperately want a change of scenery, a break from the routine, and a touch of luxury without crossing state lines, dealing with airports, or paying exorbitant airfare.
  • Multi-Generational Travelers: Traveling with grandparents? The Space Place offers step-free entry at the front door, comfortable seating areas, and a layout that allows the kids to be loud in the game room while the adults enjoy a quiet cup of coffee in the sunroom or living room.

Top Picks for an Unforgettable Staycation#

When planning a Broken Arrow weekend getaway, you need reliable, high-quality anchors for your itinerary. You don't want to waste time figuring out what is actually worth seeing. Here are our top picks for attractions that deliver a world-class experience just minutes from your home base:

  1. The Rose District (Broken Arrow): A historic arts and entertainment district that has recently undergone a massive, multi-million dollar pedestrian-friendly makeover. It is the perfect spot for a relaxed morning coffee, boutique shopping, or an upscale dinner. The district frequently hosts farmers markets, live music, and seasonal festivals.
  2. Gathering Place (Tulsa): A stunning, multi-award-winning 66.5-acre riverfront park featuring more than 100 unique experiences. It includes massive adventure playgrounds, sensory gardens, boat rentals, and scenic trails. The best part? There is absolutely no admission fee. It is a world-class attraction that costs nothing to enter.
  3. Philbrook Museum of Art & Gardens (Tulsa): A breathtaking historic 1920s mansion turned art museum, surrounded by 25 acres of lush, romantic, Italianate gardens. It is widely considered one of the most beautiful spots in Oklahoma and is a must-visit for couples and art lovers.
  4. Ray Harral Nature Park (Broken Arrow): If you want a touch of nature without driving far, this local 40-acre park features a nature center, a suspension bridge, and miles of quiet, shaded walking trails perfect for a crisp morning hike.
  5. The Space Place Movie Room (At Home): Our top pick for evening entertainment is right inside your rental. Pop some popcorn in the fully equipped kitchen, sink into comfortable seating, and enjoy a private screening in a glowing, space-themed environment that rivals commercial theaters for coziness and atmosphere.

Couples enjoying a stroll through the walkable Rose District
Couples enjoying a stroll through the walkable Rose District

The "Stay is the Destination" Trend: Unique Places to Stay in Oklahoma#

The way we travel is fundamentally changing, and the hospitality industry is taking note. Travel trend reports from major industry players keep pointing in the exact same direction: travelers are prioritizing interest-based, story-driven, and highly immersive trips.

Airbnb recently redesigned its entire search experience around "55 categories" to help travelers discover millions of unique homes. Why? Because modern travelers are actively shopping for stays with distinct personality. AirDNA, a leading short-term rental analytics firm, reports massive demand growth for unique vacation rentals—including a 177% increase in demand for tiny houses, a 91% increase for farm stays, and a massive surge in themed properties. Expedia Group's Unpack '26 report, backed by insights from 24,000 global travelers, highlights the rise of interest-based travel like book-club retreats, wellness weekends, and immersive lodging.

Themed stays aren't just a niche novelty anymore; they are the future of regional travel. When you book unique places to stay in Oklahoma, the accommodation does the heavy lifting for your itinerary. You aren't just renting a bed and a bathroom to sleep in between activities; you are renting an experience that is the activity.

At The Space Place, the theme is woven into the very fabric of the home. It is designed for couples who are kids at heart, and families who want their lodging to be just as exciting as the zoo or the aquarium. Make the stay the central plot of your weekend.

Neighborhood Breakdown: Broken Arrow as Your Weekend Base#

Choosing where to stay is just as important as choosing what to do. Broken Arrow offers a distinct, strategic advantage over staying directly in downtown Tulsa: it provides a quieter, safer, and much more spacious home base while keeping you within a 21-minute strike zone of major city attractions.

The Rose District: The Heart of Broken Arrow#

Broken Arrow is affectionately known as the "City of Roses," and its historic downtown—the Rose District—is built for easy, slow-paced weekends. You don't need to plan a complicated itinerary here. You can simply park your car and walk the beautifully landscaped streets.

The district features more than 50 places to eat, shop, and explore. It is home to the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center (which hosts Broadway tours and major concerts), local historical museums, and a vibrant, award-winning farmers market on Saturday mornings. The city has actively invested in this area, executing a $4 million makeover to create wider sidewalks, enhanced landscaping, interactive water features, and a highly pedestrian-friendly environment.

Whether you want a craft cocktail at a speakeasy-style bar, a slice of artisanal wood-fired pizza, or a quiet morning pastry from a local bakery, the Rose District delivers a premium experience without the downtown parking headaches.

Fast Access to Tulsa's Big-Ticket Attractions#

Staying in the peaceful suburbs of Broken Arrow doesn't mean you are isolated from the action. In fact, it's the exact opposite. You get the immense benefit of a 2,110 sq ft home with a private fenced yard, a two-car garage, and quiet streets, while still being incredibly close to Tulsa's best offerings via the easily accessible Broken Arrow Expressway (Highway 51).

Want a "big day" nearby? Gathering Place is Tulsa's premier riverfront park. It opened in September 2018 to international acclaim, and its Phase I covers 66.5 acres. With published park hours generally from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. (and often later in the summer), it is the perfect daytime adventure before heading back to your themed home base. You are also just a short drive from the BOK Center for major concerts, the Tulsa Arts District for nightlife, and the Blue Dome District for eclectic dining.

For more granular details on navigating the immediate area, including where to buy groceries for your stay, check out our Local Near Me Convenience Guide: Restaurants, Groceries, and Weekend Planning.

Families enjoying the incredible architecture at Gathering Place
Families enjoying the incredible architecture at Gathering Place

Ready-Made Tulsa Area Weekend Itineraries#

To make your Oklahoma weekend getaway completely stress-free, we have built four "done-for-you" itineraries. Each one carefully balances time out in the city with time enjoying the incredible, built-in amenities at The Space Place.

1. The Romantic Getaway Itinerary#

Date-night, but make it immersive and memorable. This itinerary is designed for couples who want a perfect mix of beautiful scenery, great food, and cozy, private downtime.

Friday:

  • 3:00 PM: Arrive in Broken Arrow. Use your unique keyless-entry code for a seamless, zero-contact check-in at The Space Place. Take a quick tour of the house, drop your bags in the master bedroom, and decompress.
  • 6:00 PM: Head to the Rose District for a walkable dinner date. Enjoy the public art, historic buildings, and perhaps a craft cocktail or a glass of wine at a local bistro.
  • 8:30 PM: Return to the house for a themed movie-night nightcap in the dedicated theater room. The glowing stars and LED lighting create an incredibly romantic, private cinematic experience.

Saturday:

  • 9:00 AM: Drive ~21 minutes to Gathering Place for a crisp morning stroll along the riverfront trails before the crowds arrive.
  • 12:00 PM: Grab a leisurely lunch at a cafe in the Tulsa Arts District.
  • 2:30 PM: Visit the Philbrook Museum of Art. Spend the afternoon wandering the 25-acre gardens. (Pro Tip: The gardens are highly recommended for romantic photos and quiet conversations).
  • 8:30 PM: Head back to The Space Place. Fire up the outdoor fire pit to roast marshmallows, or draw a hot bath in the master bathroom's jetted tub for a cozy, relaxing night in.

Sunday:

  • 9:00 AM: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Cook together in the fully equipped kitchen and eat in the sun-drenched, furnished sunroom.
  • 11:00 AM: Check-out and head home feeling completely refreshed and reconnected.
DayMorningMiddayEvening
FridayArrival + check-inRest and unpackRose District dinner + themed movie night
SaturdayGathering Place walkLunch + PhilbrookFire pit hangout or jetted-tub reset
SundaySlow breakfastPack and checkoutDrive home without rush

Use this template as a framework: swap attractions based on weather, ticket availability, and your group's energy.

Relaxing outside after a long day of exploring
Relaxing outside after a long day of exploring

2. The Family-Friendly Itinerary#

Build a family weekend around "big play" and easy logistics. This itinerary keeps kids engaged from morning until bedtime, while giving parents plenty of moments to relax.

  • Morning Energy Burn: Start your Saturday at Gathering Place. The kid-centered attractions here are extensive, incredible, and completely free. Let them explore the massive Chapman Adventure Playground, the sensory gardens, and the water features.
  • Afternoon Animals: Drive over to the Tulsa Zoo. Situated on 124 acres inside Mohawk Park, the zoo is home to more than 2,000 animals. Don't miss the Lost Kingdom exhibit, which features tigers, snow leopards, and Komodo dragons.
  • Evening Wind Down: Return to The Space Place. While the adults cook dinner on the outdoor BBQ grill, the kids can safely play in the private fenced yard, build spaceships with the provided Legos, or have a safe, energetic Nerf gun battle in the game room.

For more detailed family planning, including stroller accessibility and kid-friendly dining, read our comprehensive Family and Kids Activities Guide for Tulsa and Broken Arrow.

A family enjoying a sunny afternoon at the Tulsa Zoo
A family enjoying a sunny afternoon at the Tulsa Zoo

3. The Friends & Gamers Itinerary#

Not every getaway needs a packed, exhausting schedule. Sometimes, the absolute best weekends are spent simply hanging out, laughing, and catching up with your favorite people.

  • Daytime Anchor: Sleep in (thanks to the blackout curtains), then head to the Rose District for a late, hearty brunch. Grab some local artisanal coffees and spend a few hours exploring the boutique shops and local history museums.
  • House Tournament Night: Return to The Space Place for a full "game night" setup that is already built into your stay. Host a bracket-style ping-pong and foosball tournament in the dedicated game room.
  • Late Night: Order takeout from a local Broken Arrow pizzeria, fire up the gaming console in the movie room for some multiplayer action, or head out to the private backyard to sit around the fire pit, share stories, and catch up under the stars.

Friends competing in a lively game of foosball at The Space Place
Friends competing in a lively game of foosball at The Space Place

4. The Rainy-Day Fallback Itinerary#

Oklahoma weather can be unpredictable. If the forecast goes sideways and brings rain, don't panic. Keep the weekend alive and exciting with these excellent indoor options.

  • Space-Forward Indoor Fun: Visit the Tulsa Air and Space Museum (TASM). Their state-of-the-art planetarium seats up to 110 people (first-come seating, doors open 5–10 minutes prior, no late entry). Watching a show about the cosmos perfectly complements the theme of your rental house!
  • All-Indoor Aquarium: Head to the Oklahoma Aquarium in nearby Jenks. It is generally open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, and stays open late on Tuesdays until 9 p.m. It features a massive walk-through shark tunnel, clear ticket pricing, and free parking.
  • Museum Culture: Spend a few hours inside the dry, climate-controlled galleries at Philbrook (open Wed–Sun 9 a.m.–5 p.m., and Fridays until 9 p.m.). Timed-entry tickets are recommended.
  • Home Base: Finish the night with your own themed movie room at The Space Place. Hearing the rain on the roof just makes the indoor movie experience that much cozier.

Inside the immersive Tulsa Air and Space Museum exhibits during a rainy day
Inside the immersive Tulsa Air and Space Museum exhibits during a rainy day

The Ultimate Oklahoma Weekend Packing List#

To ensure your weekend is as seamless as possible, here is a quick packing checklist tailored specifically for a stay at The Space Place in Broken Arrow:

The Essentials:

  • Comfortable Walking Shoes: You will want these for the Rose District, Gathering Place, and the Tulsa Zoo.
  • Layered Clothing: Oklahoma weather can shift quickly. Bring a light jacket or sweater, even in the warmer months, for cool evenings around the fire pit.
  • Swimwear (Optional): If you plan to utilize the master bathroom's jetted tub for a relaxing soak, you might want to pack a swimsuit (though the master suite is entirely private).
  • Your Favorite Coffee/Tea: While we provide basic kitchen amenities, bringing your favorite local roast to brew in the morning makes breakfast in the sunroom even better.
  • Marshmallows, Graham Crackers, and Chocolate: Essential supplies for utilizing the outdoor fire pit in the private backyard.
  • Streaming Logins: Make sure you know your Netflix, Hulu, or Disney+ passwords so you can easily log into the smart TVs in the movie room and living room.

Accommodation Comparison: Choosing Your Stay#

To help you visualize exactly why a themed home makes sense for a weekend getaway, here is a quick, objective comparison of typical Tulsa-area lodging options:

Accommodation OptionCapacity & SpaceUnique Features & AmenitiesDistance to Tulsa AttractionsBest Fit ForBooking CTA
The Space Place (Broken Arrow)Up to 9 guests; 3 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms; 2,110 sq ftSpace-themed home, dedicated movie room, ping-pong + foosball, jetted tub, fenced yard + fire pit + BBQ grill, full kitchenAbout 21 min / 15 mi to downtown TulsaFamilies, friend groups, and playful couples wanting built-in entertainment and privacyBook The Space Place Direct
Downtown Tulsa HotelTypical room sleeps 2-4 (1 King or 2 Queens); ~350 sq ftIndoor pool, fitness center, steps from BOK Center, on-site restaurant0 miles (Located directly in Tulsa)Solo business travelers or couples who value downtown walkability over space and privacyBook via Hotel Website
Keystone Lake CabinVaries by cabin (typically 2-6 guests)Lake views, state park amenities (hiking, marina), some Jacuzzi tubs, nature trails~13 min / 7 mi from Tulsa to Sand SpringsOutdoorsy travelers wanting a rustic nature experience over city access and modern techReserve via State Park

The Hidden Costs of Traditional Hotels#

When comparing options, it is vital to consider the hidden costs of a standard hotel. Hotels often charge daily parking fees, resort fees, and premium prices for basic Wi-Fi. Furthermore, without a kitchen, you are forced to eat out for every single meal. For a family of four, eating breakfast, lunch, and dinner at restaurants can easily add $150 to $200 per day to your trip budget. At The Space Place, you have free driveway parking, free high-speed Wi-Fi, and a fully equipped kitchen that allows you to cook meals, store leftovers, and save a significant amount of money.

Why Stay at The Space Place#

When you are planning weekend trips in Oklahoma, the quality of your accommodation dictates the quality of your entire trip. The Space Place is unusually friendly for weekend getaways because its features are vivid, specific, and designed for ultimate comfort and entertainment.

Explore The House and Gallery to see these incredible features for yourself.

Built-In Entertainment That Saves You Money#

The home sleeps up to 9 guests in a sprawling 2,110 sq ft themed environment built specifically for game nights, movie nights, and making memories. The property features a dedicated game room equipped with a full-size ping-pong table and a foosball table. For quieter downtime, you will find a selection of board games, building blocks (Legos), and Nerf guns for the kids.

The absolute crown jewel of the property is the themed movie room. Complete with glowing, immersive décor, smart TVs, comfortable seating, and a gaming console, it provides a cinematic experience that you simply cannot get in a standard hotel room. You don't need to spend $100 taking the family to the local cinema; the theater is right down the hall.

Space, Comfort, and Privacy for Everyone#

The layout includes 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Sleeping arrangements are flexible, comfortable, and designed for groups: a luxurious King bed in the master suite, a Queen bed in the second bedroom, and a fun triple twin bunk in the third bedroom, plus a sofa and additional sleeping options. If you are traveling with infants or toddlers, a Pack 'n Play and a high chair are readily available, saving you trunk space on the drive over.

Outside, you have a private, fully fenced yard. This is a game-changer for families with energetic kids. You will also find an outdoor dining area, a BBQ grill for afternoon cookouts, and a fire pit for a real "weekend escape" vibe. Inside, enjoy central heat and AC, provided high-quality linens and towels, and a relaxing jetted tub in the master bath to soothe your muscles after a long day of walking around Gathering Place.

Trust, Privacy, and Uncompromising Security#

We believe in no guessing games and total transparency. When you book, you get private, exclusive access to the full home, the fenced yard, and the two-car garage. You won't be sharing walls with noisy hotel neighbors.

For your peace of mind and security, the property clearly discloses 4 exterior cameras facing outward (monitoring the perimeter) and a Ring doorbell that record video and audio when motion is detected. There is also an indoor noise monitoring device; it strictly measures decibel levels to ensure compliance with local noise ordinances and does not record conversations or audio of any kind. Your privacy inside the home is fully respected and protected.

The glowing, immersive setup of the themed movie room
The glowing, immersive setup of the themed movie room

Booking Tips and Logistics#

Planning your Oklahoma weekend getaway should be simple, straightforward, and exciting. Here are the practical logistics you need to know before you book your stay.

Drive Times and Arrival Logistics#

  • From Oklahoma City: ~1 hour 51 minutes / 115 miles via I-44 E (Turner Turnpike).
  • From Norman: ~2 hours 9 minutes.
  • From Stillwater: ~1 hour 15 minutes.
  • From Tulsa: ~21 minutes / 15 miles via OK-51 E (Broken Arrow Expressway).

We provide a unique, secure access code prior to your arrival. This means you enjoy a seamless, keyless entry. There is no need to coordinate an awkward key handoff with a host, and you can arrive at whatever time is convenient for you after check-in begins. The property features step-free entry at the front door, making loading and unloading luggage a breeze, though there are a few interior steps leading to Bedroom 3 and the sunroom.

House Rules to Know Before You Book#

We maintain clear, transparent rules so you know exactly what to expect and can ensure a high-quality stay for your group and our neighbors:

  • Quiet Hours: 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays; 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Sunday through Thursday (in strict accordance with local city ordinances).
  • Capacity: Parties or events with more than 9 guests are strictly not allowed. This is a home for getaways, not wild parties.
  • Pets: No cats are allowed under any circumstances due to severe owner allergies. Approved pets (dogs) must stay off the furniture and beds.
  • Fire Features: The outdoor fire pit is available and encouraged for guest use. The indoor fireplace is decorative only and cannot be used.

Securing Your Dates#

Unique, highly themed vacation rentals book up very quickly, especially for prime weekend dates, holidays, and school breaks. When you check availability on our booking page, you will see the approximate location of the home to help you plan your drive; the full, exact address will be provided immediately upon booking to protect the privacy and security of our current guests.

For a comprehensive look at absolutely everything there is to do in the surrounding area, be sure to bookmark The Ultimate Guide to Things to Do in Tulsa and Broken Arrow.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)#

We want you to have all the facts before you travel. Here are the most common questions we receive about planning a Broken Arrow weekend getaway at The Space Place.

How far is The Space Place from downtown Tulsa?#

Broken Arrow is about a 21-minute drive (about 15 miles) from downtown Tulsa based on typical route estimates via the Broken Arrow Expressway (OK-51). Actual travel time varies slightly with rush hour traffic and your specific destination within the Tulsa metro area.

How far is it from Oklahoma City to The Space Place?#

The drive from Oklahoma City to Broken Arrow is about 1 hour 51 minutes and roughly 115 miles by common route estimates via the Turner Turnpike. This makes a Friday evening arrival highly viable for weekend travelers looking to escape the city after work.

What is the best time of year for Oklahoma weekend getaways?#

Oklahoma is a year-round destination. Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-November) offer the best weather for outdoor activities like Gathering Place and the Tulsa Zoo. However, because The Space Place has so many indoor amenities (movie room, game room), it is also a fantastic destination for Winter escapes and beating the intense Summer heat.

How many people can stay at The Space Place?#

The property is comfortably set up for up to 9 guests with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Sleeping arrangements include a king bed, a queen bed, and a triple twin bunk, plus additional sleeping options (like a sofa) described in detail on the main listing page.

Can we cook full meals at the house?#

Absolutely. The Space Place features a fully equipped kitchen with a stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, and essential cookware and utensils. Cooking your own meals is a great way to save money during your staycation. There are several major grocery stores within a short drive of the property.

Is the yard fenced, and is there a fire pit?#

Yes. The Space Place features a private, fully fenced yard, making it safe and relaxing for families. An outdoor fire pit is provided for guest use. Outdoor seating and a BBQ grill are also included in the amenities to help you fully enjoy the outdoor space.

What are the quiet hours and party rules?#

Quiet hours are 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Sunday through Thursday, in accordance with Broken Arrow city ordinances. Parties, large gatherings, or events with more than 9 guests are strictly prohibited to maintain the peaceful nature of the neighborhood.

Are there security cameras or noise monitors on the property?#

Yes. The listing transparently discloses 4 exterior cameras facing outward (monitoring the driveway and perimeter) and a Ring doorbell that record video/audio when motion is detected. It also discloses an indoor noise monitoring device that measures decibel levels for noise compliance only; it absolutely does not record conversations or audio.

Have more questions about the property, the booking process, or the local area? Visit our Contact and FAQ page for additional support and direct communication.

Next Steps: Plan Your Broken Arrow Weekend Getaway Today#

You have the drive times, the curated itineraries, the packing list, and the perfect, immersive home base. Now it is time to make it happen.

Stop endlessly scrolling through generic, cramped hotel listings and treat yourself to a staycation where the accommodation is just as memorable, exciting, and relaxing as the city itself. Whether you are battling it out with your friends on the foosball table, soaking your tired muscles in the jetted tub, or watching a sci-fi classic with your kids in the themed movie room, The Space Place is ready to host your perfect weekend.

Pack your bags, skip the stressful airport lines, and discover exactly why the best weekend getaways in Oklahoma are just a short, easy drive away.