Local gems worth getting to know.
Nichols Hills is an incorporated suburb just north of Oklahoma City—about 15 minutes from downtown on Lincoln Boulevard, depending on traffic. It's known as one of OKC's wealthier residential
Nichols Hills is a small, well-maintained community about 8 miles north of downtown Oklahoma City, with its own park system separate from the city proper. The parks here are modest by design—no
Nichols Hills is a small, incorporated suburb directly northwest of Oklahoma City—about 15 minutes from downtown depending on traffic. It's residential first, tourist destination never. The city was
Nichols Hills residents have the Oklahoma City National Memorial within a five-mile drive—close enough that many make the trip casually, yet far enough that the memorial exists in its own emotional
Nichols Hills itself is small—fewer than 4,000 people live here—so you won't find a sprawling restaurant scene. What you will find are places that cater to a neighborhood with disposable income and
Nichols Hills didn't happen by accident. In 1907, the same year Oklahoma became a state, Kansas City developer J.C. Nichols purchased 1,000 acres of land northwest of Oklahoma City with an explicit