Standing Bear Park

4 reviews

+1 (580) 762-1514

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They had the information on the six tribes at the beginning of the walk and at the circular viewing are

Chief Standing Bear's argument in U.S. District Court, Omaha, Nebraska

Circular viewing area at the Standing Bear statue

S 7th St

Ponca City, OK 74601

+1 (580) 762-1514

http://www.standingbearpark.com

Standing Bear Park is a serene outdoor space in Ponca City, OK, offering visitors a place to connect with nature and enjoy recreational activities.

This park provides a peaceful setting for individuals and families to relax, unwind, and appreciate the beauty of the surrounding environment.

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5.04 reviews

Patricia G.

1/16/2023

I love this little park focused on Native American history. The walk around is not too long nor is it very hilly...suitable for all physical capabilities. It does get pretty warm during the summer...

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Elizabeth N.

6/20/2018

This is a great little walk around. Not intense. Slight little hills up and down. Wore the kids out on their scooters. They got to learn some about the Native's in our area as there was historical...

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Terri W.

9/20/2015

Nice peaceful little area! Totally impressed with the statue!! Interesting historical Native American information! So glad we made this a side stop from Texas to Iowa. Gave us a chance to stretch...

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Donna H.

8/13/2015

63 acre park with 8 acres developed with and educational center, walking trail with areas for each of the original 6 tribes in the area represented along to walk, ending with the 22 ft tall bronze...

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Standing Bear Museum

The Standing Bear Park and Museum in Ponca City, OK, pays tribute to Ponca Chief Standing Bear, America's first Native American civil rights leader. Established in 1994 by a committee of tribal and community leaders, the museum educates visitors on the historical and cultural significance of Native American heritage. Featuring a statue honoring Chief Standing Bear, the museum showcases his landmark court case in 1879 that granted Native Americans civil rights under American law. Visitors can explore the museum's exhibits and learn about the six area tribes while experiencing the rich traditions and history of Native American culture.Generated from the website