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A rural community with established parks and community pride to pair
Meeker is a quiet rural community located just east of Oklahoma City. The neighborhood is home to a downtown area toward the east, where residential streets can be found, alongside a few local restaurants and shops. The community has access to several established parks including Meeker Lake and Glenn Crest Park found downtown. Meeker is prideful of its community, and has access to daily amenities in neighboring communities, providing its residents with a peaceful homelife and quick commutes to the things that matter.
The homes of Meeker
The residential areas of Meeker are found in both a small pocket located in its community’s downtown area and dotted throughout the surrounding rural areas. Near downtown are ranch-style homes that sit atop land averaging around 0.4 acres. The modest front yards share space with mature shumard oak and evergreen trees, which are spread throughout the neighborhood. Most homes were constructed in the late 1930s through the mid-to-late 20th century, with its oldest homes situated downtown. Rural parts of the community are made up of straight, narrow roads that run parallel to crop and livestock fields that stretch into the horizon and are surrounded by forested areas. Those looking to purchase a home can expect a price range from $80,000 for a three-bedroom home to $482,000 for a larger, recently constructed four-bedroom home alongside spacious acreage. Buyers can also consider purchasing a plot of land and building a custom home from scratch. Land sales in Meeker range from $12,000 for a one-acre lot to $365,000 for a 53-acre lot.
Aerial view of the Meeker neighborhood with houses and pond.
Nice modern cap code style house vibes the Meeker neighborhood.
Aerial view of a ranch house with big yard in the Meeker neighborhood.
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Meeker Lake Family Recreational Park had an special arch like entrance.
Explore the waters of Lake Meeker
Thanks to nearby ponds and quarries, there are plenty of ways for residents to make their own fun. However, Meeker is also home to established parks like Lake Meeker for locals to explore. “Locals frequent the lake during summer months,” says Wilbourn. “We are currently working on upgrading the walking and biking trails, as well as adding a frisbee golf course to the park.” Residents also enjoy fishing for largemouth bass and channel catfish in the lake, alongside boating and picnics. Glenn Crest Park is where residents make convenient trips to the neighborhood playground.
Eat nearby and shop in Shawnee
“We have a few stores and local restaurants,” says Wilbourn. “However, residents head to Shawnee to do their shopping.” One of these local restaurants is Ladonna’s Grill, a country-style café that serves American dishes like its popular chicken fried steak. Another community staple is L.E.’s Burgers, which has been around for decades and is appreciated for its old-style cheeseburgers. Grocery shopping can be done in town at Anthony Foods along South Dawson Street, but all retail opportunities are located south in Shawnee. A 10-mile drive via OK-18 South carries residents to the nearest Walmart Supercenter. The area is also home to Shawnee Mall, which hosts popular retailers such as Dillard’s, Journeys and more.
Here is a close-up shoot of ribeye steak from a local restaurant in the Meeker neighborhood.
Ladonna's Grill is a cute local cafe in the Meeker neighborhood.
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Meeker Public Schools
Meeker is served by its own school district of the same name, where young students begin their journey at Meeker Elementary School, which has received a B-minus from Niche. Older students will attend Meeker Middle School and Meeker High School, both of which have earned a B grade from Niche. The high school offers virtual learning opportunities and is the home of the Bulldogs, where pride for its athletic teams runs deep.
Meeker High School provides education in Meeker NH.
Here is the signage of the Meeker Elementary School.
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Aerial view of the Meeker Middle School and cityscape of Meeker.
Commuting from Meeker
Those commuting into Oklahoma City for work, classes at one of its universities or a day of exploring can reach the city in a 42-mile drive via I-40 West. The same route carries travelers to Will Rogers World Airport, which is a 58.4-mile drive from the neighborhood. SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital in Shawnee can be reached 12 miles south of the community along OK-18 South.
Oklahoma hunting season
Hunting in the surrounding areas of Meeker is an activity many residents enjoy. Those partaking can enjoy big game seasons through the fall, like deer, elk and waterfowl, and turkey seasons in the spring. Hunters can choose from a lifetime or annual permit provided by the state of Oklahoma.
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