AREA INFORMATION Ardmore maintains a small-town, family-friendly environment, while offering many of the amenities of larger communities. Ardmore is a community of about 25,000 people and is the center of business and trade for southern Oklahoma. Moreover, Ardmore is centrally located between the larger cities of Oklahoma City and the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, which enables quick access (90 minutes) to international air travel, world-class cultural activities and museums, collegiate and professional sporting events, and culturally diverse markets. RECREATION Good times abound in Ardmore, Oklahoma where you can dock at nearby Lake Murray State Park to enjoy the state's oldest and largest state park including the 5,700-acre beautifully clear lake. Enjoy a round at the park's golf course, a favorite for Ardmore locals and tourists alike. At the Tucker Tower Nature Center in Lake Murray State Park, you'll find many fossils, a 288-pound meteorite found nearby and educational programs in the summer. There's plenty more to discover in Ardmore - enjoy boutique shopping experiences on charming Main Street and throughout town and find modern art at Charles B. Goddard Center. For local history, visit the Southwest Historical Museum and the adjacent Military Memorial Museum. Try your luck and take a spin at Gold Mountain Casino in Ardmore or venture just outside of town to spend a day with the animals at Woodbine Farms or a day relaxing and rekindling your relationship at Shiloh Morning Inn. Ardmore also offers plenty of great dining options including well-known favorites like Interurban, SanteFe Steakhouse, RibCrib and Cotton Patch. Our personal favorites are Casa Roma downtown for some the best Mexican food around or Café Alley where you can get order their famous chicken fried steak with a jalepeno gravy. AMENITIES Regional amenities
Enjoy short commute times with little traffic. CLIMATE Ardmore is known as being “On the Sunny Side of the Arbuckles” and has four seasons, with generally mild winters and warm summers. Mean annual temperature 62.4 degrees. Average annual rainfall 34.26 inches. Average growing season - 233 days. Relative humidity ranges between 47 % to 64 % QUALITY OF LIFE The cost of living in Ardmore is below the national average. Compared to other cities in the region, we boast an affordable community with an exceptional quality of life. In fact, Ardmore was listed as one of 50 Best Towns in America and was twice named All-American City. "Despite its wealth, Ardmore's culture is a mixture of Southern gentility and Western informality" - Dallas Morning News
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