The Fullerton City Park covers one block and has restrooms, a sand volleyball court, a picnic area and grills.  A walking path surrounds the park and has newly installed playground equipment.  It is also the site of the annual Twin River Cruisers Car Show in June.

Area facilities include:

Annual celebrations include the Alumni Reunion held on Memorial weekend, Fourth of July celebration and parade, the Nance County Fair held in July and Old Fashioned Christmas on the first Friday in December.

Summer recreation programs include baseball, softball, swimming, golf, sand volleyball, and tennis.

The Fullerton Area Senior Center, located at 327 Broadway Street, opened in 1989.  Many social and educational events are held such as weekly card parties, occasional movies, monthly and quarterly health checks, and other special entertainment.  A van provides transportation for Fullerton area patrons.

For further information on any of these recreational activities, please contact the City office at (308) 536-2428.

Broken Arrow Wilderness Camp, which is privately owned, covers approximately 95 acres.  The camp, available to large and small groups on a reservation basis, has a number of buildings and cabins and a complete kitchen.  Visitors will find a soothing, relaxing atmosphere amid a peaceful setting of large oak trees.  Features include rustic cabins, year-round camping, picnicking, hiking, biking, horseback riding, fishing, canoeing and a look-out site for a panoramic view of "Lovers Leap."  For more information, visit the Broken Arrow Web site or call (308) 536-2441.

The Nance County Museum contains artifacts of the county.  Other attractions include the Whispering Cedar Bible Camp, Power House Park, the new Athletic Facility and new Nance County Veterans Memorial.