National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Liichokoshkomo’ Children's Discovery

About this adventure

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City's Adventure District is an iconic institution offering more than 200,000 square feet of world-renowned Western art, Native American cultural artifacts, and frontier history. On cold winter days, children are mesmerized by Prosperity Junction, an authentic indoor replica of a turn-of-the-century Western town complete with dirt streets, a railroad depot, blacksmith shop, and glowing gas lamps under perpetual twilight skies. Outside, families can bundle up to explore Liichokoshkomo’—a 100,000-square-foot interactive outdoor children's discovery area featuring life-sized Kiowa tipis, a cliff dwelling pueblo, a sod house, chuckwagon, and interactive craft stations that bring Western and indigenous traditions to vibrant life. • Stroller Accessibility: Exceptionally accessible throughout, featuring broad paved indoor corridors, elevators, and smooth paved walkways winding through Prosperity Junction and the outdoor grounds. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Private nursing mothers' room located in the main lobby; spacious family restrooms with changing stations throughout; comfortable indoor cafe with hot meals and seating. • Age Suitability: Perfect for infants through teens; interactive play features captivate toddlers while detailed historical exhibits engage older youth. • Sensory Tips: Prosperity Junction features dim, atmospheric nighttime lighting and quiet wooden boardwalks; large open outdoor areas allow energetic children to explore freely.