Enid
About 50,000 people.
Enid is a city in northern Oklahoma surrounded by golden wheat fields. It is a big grain-storage town and once was part of a famous land rush.
You can see towering grain elevators, splash and play at Leonardo's Children's Museum and adventure playground, and visit the Cherokee Strip museum.
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Wheat & Grain
Enid is surrounded by fields of wheat and has giant grain elevators that store food from the farms, standing tall like castles on the plains.
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Leonardo's Museum
Leonardo's is a hands-on children's museum with a wild outdoor playground full of towers, bridges, and slides that kids can climb and explore.