Oklahoma Ranch in Sand Springs, OK

About the Space

This is Oklahoma's premier B&B, Dude Ranch, Wedding & Event Venue. We have hosted guests from all 50 states and 43 foreign countries (and counting). Size: 260 acres on one parcel and 750 acres on second parcel. Total over 1,000 acres. Sq ft: 11,325,600 sq ft on first parcel and 32,670,000 sq ft on second parcel. Rate: $5,000 /shoot day & $3,500 /half-day shoot. Greatly reduced rate during set-up days, scouting, etc. Cast & Crew: Easily accommodate 300 Infrastructure: 3+ miles of gravel roads, multiple bathrooms available to cast & crew, security lights & locked gates for safety, just 15 minutes west of Tulsa with staff housing & nightlife. Special features: Open prairie, deep woods, trails, country roads, running water, limestone bluffs, large lakes, fencing, open space, cattle, horses, barns, pumping oil wells, bee hives, orchard/vineyard, water features. Special advantages: Host owns and operates heavy equipment including an on-site bulldozer, backhoe, tractors, trucks, welding equipment, water pumps and more. Host has a warehouse full of usable antiques and other props accumulated over a 20+ year career as owners of a successful estate sale company. Host has a working knowledge of the needs of film productions and a willingness to use his skills and equipment to keep production on schedule. Located just 15 minutes west of downtown Tulsa, OK we are far enough from the city to enjoy country quiet, yet close enough for larger film crews to make the short commute. We own 260 contiguous acres, plus lease an additional 750 acres 5 minutes from here which can be used for extra film locations. Features include deep old-growth forests, running water, lakes & ponds, wide-open spaces, tall hills, horizon vistas, very few power lines or other visual obstructions, prairie views, horses & cattle, barns, fencing & arena, oil wells, dirt and gravel roads, on-site 1800's Indian cemetery, bluffs & bluff-top views, lakeside log cabins, small vineyard & orchard and so much more you'll just have to see for yourself.