Oasis Animal Adventures

2025 verified · 2026 TBA

📍 Eucha, Oklahoma

How to buyWe are a learning farm....an animal adventure encounter where anyone can experience the joy of getting to know and learn fun facts about some pretty incredible animals .Our motto is "Gateway to the Heart" and that is what happens after time spent with our amazing fur babies! Our horses, mini horses, donkeys, lambs, bunnies and pig are guaranteed to entertain. An encounter at the Oasis Barn will also include meeting a zebra, zedonk, kangaroos, ring tail lemurs, camels, Sulcata Tortoises and even Sally the sloth. Our animals love people and are experts at giving them a "happy face". Schools, churches, bank groups and families have made this their "must do" field trip as our animals have received publicity through printed, radio, TV and social media. Most recently a feature story with LeAnne Taylor of Tulsa's Channel 6 was aired , plus a story in Oklahoma Living and Oklahoma Today. Daisy, the spider monkey, Bosco and Banjo the lambs, Large Marge, the not so mini pig and Rosie and Big Red, the kangaroos are putting us on the map. Come see us, we guarantee you will leave with a story or two and a smile on your face.
Tillage & soilThis farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say.
Good to knowIn the Oklahoma Agritourism directory run by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. The directory publishes the town and a map pin for each farm but no street address. On-site: Picnic Area Handicap Access Motor coach/Bus Access public restroom retail/gift shop. The farm's own directions: We are located on the grounds of Picture In Scripture Amphitheater... 3.5 miles east of Disney off Hwy 28. Turn left at the amphitheater gate. Enter flag lined drive on the right. Turn right, pass the iron camel and follow road to the Oasis Barn.
AddressEucha, OK

Verification

Last verified 2026-08-28 against these sources:

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