The Azaleas of Muskogee
As this photo illustrates, the
festival offers an array of color
that is quite remarkable.
As this photo illustrates, the
festival offers an array of color
that is quite remarkable.
Muskogee Azalea Festival - Muskogee, Oklahoma
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| The Muskogee Azalea Festival One of the premier attractions in Oklahoma and the South, the annual Muskogee Azalea Festival takes place in April of each year. |
Spring in Oklahoma
Honor Heights Park features
40 acres of blooming trees
and plants each spring.
Honor Heights Park features
40 acres of blooming trees
and plants each spring.
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Spring Time in Oklahoma, 2011
One of the top annual events in the South
takes place each spring in the historic city of
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
The Muskogee Azalea Festival takes place
each April. The dates for the parade, main
day and other events will be announced early
next year.
Considered one of America's finest spring
events, the Muskogee Azalea Festival draws
visitors from around the world. The blooms
are located at Honor Heights Park and
associated events take place throughout the
city.
Honor Heights Park is located atop a hill
overlooking the city and features 40 acres of
beautifully landscaped gardens featuring
azaleas, dogwoods, redbuds and a host of
other blooming plants. The highlight of the
park, of course, is its azalea plants. There
are 625 varieties and over 30,000 plants.
Honor Heights Park also features picnic
areas, walking trails, a picturesque lake, and
a new Butterfly Sanctuary. The festival also
features food, carriage rides and more.
The Muskogee Azalea Festival features both
a driving tour that loops through the park and
magnificent azaleas and flowering trees and
walking trails and sidewalks that allow
visitors to get up close and personal with
nature. Be sure to bring your camera,
because it truly is an unbelievable sight.
For photos from previous events, please
follow the link in the yellow box on the lower
right hand corner of this page.
For directions to Honor Heights Park, home of
the Muskogee Azalea Festival, simply enter
your current address or town into the form
below and click "Show me the way."
takes place each spring in the historic city of
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
The Muskogee Azalea Festival takes place
each April. The dates for the parade, main
day and other events will be announced early
next year.
Considered one of America's finest spring
events, the Muskogee Azalea Festival draws
visitors from around the world. The blooms
are located at Honor Heights Park and
associated events take place throughout the
city.
Honor Heights Park is located atop a hill
overlooking the city and features 40 acres of
beautifully landscaped gardens featuring
azaleas, dogwoods, redbuds and a host of
other blooming plants. The highlight of the
park, of course, is its azalea plants. There
are 625 varieties and over 30,000 plants.
Honor Heights Park also features picnic
areas, walking trails, a picturesque lake, and
a new Butterfly Sanctuary. The festival also
features food, carriage rides and more.
The Muskogee Azalea Festival features both
a driving tour that loops through the park and
magnificent azaleas and flowering trees and
walking trails and sidewalks that allow
visitors to get up close and personal with
nature. Be sure to bring your camera,
because it truly is an unbelievable sight.
For photos from previous events, please
follow the link in the yellow box on the lower
right hand corner of this page.
For directions to Honor Heights Park, home of
the Muskogee Azalea Festival, simply enter
your current address or town into the form
below and click "Show me the way."
| 2011 Muskogee Azalea Festival The 2010 Muskogee Azalea Festival is now over. We will post information on the 2011 festival as soon as it becomes available. Be sure to check back early next year for key dates and other details. |
| Copyright 2010 by Dale Cox All rights reserved. |
Hundreds of Varieties
The Muskogee Azalea
Festival celebrates the 635
varieties that grow at Honor
Heights Park.
The Muskogee Azalea
Festival celebrates the 635
varieties that grow at Honor
Heights Park.
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Muskogee Azalea Festival
The annual festival is one of
the prime spring events in the
South.
The annual festival is one of
the prime spring events in the
South.
Although this year's version of the azalea
festival is now over, there are many other
great reasons to visit Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Not only is the city home to the U.S.S. Batfish,
a World War II submarine that achieved a
remarkable combat record, but nearby are
Fort Gibson Historic Site, Honey Springs
Battlefield, Tenkiller State Park and many
other historic and outdoor points of interest.
festival is now over, there are many other
great reasons to visit Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Not only is the city home to the U.S.S. Batfish,
a World War II submarine that achieved a
remarkable combat record, but nearby are
Fort Gibson Historic Site, Honey Springs
Battlefield, Tenkiller State Park and many
other historic and outdoor points of interest.