Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Population: 34,748
Located in Washington County
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Welcome to Bartlesville
The citizens of the Bartlesville area and visitors alike enjoy the rich, diverse heritage of a town built by the oil industry. Roaming herds of exotic animals on an oil baron's vast ranch, a chic hotel in Frank Lloyd Wright's only skyscraper, plus a wealth of Western art, culture and history, make the Bartlesville area a treasured place to live.
With a population of approximately 35,000, Bartlesville is the county seat for Washington County and is surrounded by several smaller communities. Bartlesville residents enjoy living in the 21st most livable city in the U.S. and the most livable city in Oklahoma, according to the National Demographics Magazine. Area families take pleasure in the small-town atmosphere of Bartlesville while enjoying the cultural amenities of a larger metropolitan area.
A safe and friendly environment is of utmost importance to the community of Bartlesville, especially for the growth and development of children. Children's activities as well as quality childcare hold a significant presence in the community. The Bartlesville High School proudly graduates more National Merit Semifinalist than any other high school in the state. Bartlesville residents seeking higher education choose from a variety of schools including Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Tri-County Technology Center and Rogers State University.
When it comes to entertainment for the entire family, Bartlesville is first in its class. Whether you prefer world-class ballet or symphony, community theater, museums full of history or OK Mozart, an annual world-renowned event, you'll find a diversity and richness in our culture. Bartlesville is also home to top-notch public and private golf courses, an exquisite country club and a wide range of shopping including some of the best antiquing you can find.
Bartlesville residents and visitors treasure the unique dining experiences ranging from down-home barbeques to upscale Bed and Breakfasts. Dink's Barbeque, Murphy's Steakhouse and Midway Cafe are just a few family restaurants unique to the Bartlesville area. For special occasions, residents and visitors enjoy five-course meals and cozy, hilltop views of Oklahoma's Green Country, at The Inn at Jarrett Farm. New to the Bartlesville area, the Price Tower's Copper Bar & Restaurant offers cocktails and dinner at 18 stories above the city.
The community spirit found in Bartlesville is an obvious reflection of the strong belief and pride we have in our city. From involvement in our churches and schools to our numerous clubs and organizations, every citizen pulls together to make Bartlesville a better place to live.
Weather
The area enjoys a mild climate, with an early spring, a warm fall and a mild winter. The average annual temperature is 60 degrees Fahrenheit, with seasonal averages of 61 degrees in spring, 79 degrees in summer, 60 degrees in the fall and 39 degrees in the winter. Annual rainfall averages 35 inches and annual snowfall is approximately 10 inches.
Surrounding Areas
With Grand Lake to the east, renowned shopping malls 40 minutes to the south, in the metropolitan city of Tulsa, and easy access to nationally known golf courses, Bartlesville is a central hub in reaching these and similar locations. You can take your pick of sophisticated sites and thrilling adventures in this area of Oklahoma. Whether you are looking for water recreation, luxurious golf courses or elite shopping, you won't have far to go.
In addition to Bartlesville's Price Tower, Frank Lloyd Wright's only built skyscraper, the area boasts outstanding cultural opportunities including Woolaroc and Tulsa's Philbrook Museum of Art and Gilcrease Museum.
Tulsa holds special sports events like the PGA, U.S. Open Championships, LPGA Tour's Williams Championship, Olympic team exhibitions, and national championship events. Tulsa is home of professional baseball with the Tulsa Drillers, arena football with the Tulsa Talons, professional hockey with the Tulsa Oilers, professional soccer with the Tulsa Roughnecks. Explore shopping opportunities in Tulsa at Brookside, Cherry Street, Utica Square and Woodland Hills for quaint shops, antiques, mall department stores and other elite shopping.
Attractions & Museums
Many factors make the small-town atmosphere of Bartlesville unique, but having over 10 quality attractions and museums in the area is a true testament to its metropolitan-like quality of life. Crown jewels of Bartlesville include Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower and Woolaroc Ranch, Museum and Wildlife Preserve.
Other attractions include:
Keepsake Candle Factory and Country Store
Frank Phillips Home
Adams Golf Club
Tom Mix Museum
Kiddie Park
Bartlesville Area History Museum
Dewey Hotel Museum
Red Dirt Soap Company
Outdoor Activities
Exercise and play are essential elements that stimulate the life styles of Bartlesville area citizens. Rolling hills, sparkling lakes and wind-swept plains depict the atmosphere for relaxing and exciting hobbies and pursuits. There are a variety of activities available involving recreation and fitness. These include indoor as well as outdoor activities in Bartlesville and within one-hour driving distance of Bartlesville. From golfing to hiking, swimming, rock climbing, fitness clubs and parks, there is something for everyone.
In addition to activities offered by ConocoPhillips including gymnastics, bowling, swimming and exercise facilities, there are numerous other amenities in Bartlesville. ConocoPhillips is also one of the major employers in the Bartlesville and Ponca City areas. This company currently employs about 3,500 people in this area.
Two country clubs and one municipal golf course
Two public swimming pools, one with Olympic height diving boards
Six public parks providing picnic tables, ball fields, miniature golf, fishing ponds, campgrounds, walking paths and hiking
Five fitness facilities including one open 24 hours
Pathfinder parkway an 11 mile path through the city and parks
Bartlesville Kiddie Park-open in summer months with children's rides and activities during the evenings
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