Senator Elmer Thomas Historic Home on Medicine Creek in Medicine Park

Historic Cobblestone Retreat in Downtown Medicine Park – Senator Elmer Thomas House (Est. 1908)

Originally built in 1908 and once home to U.S. Senator Elmer Thomas, this beautifully restored 4-bedroom cobblestone home blends Medicine Park's rich history with modern comfort. Completely updated in 2025 with modern amenities, it is ideal for families, Fort Sill graduation guests, couples, and weekend groups.

Unbeatable Walkable Location:
Situated right across from Bath Lake and Medicine Creek, next door to the historic Old Plantation Restaurant and Cobblestone Creamery, and steps from Cobblestone Row's boutique shops, dining, and festival stages. You are also less than 5 minutes from the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and Lake Lawtonka, and just 10 minutes from Fort Sill's Apache Gate.

First Floor:
The main level features a king-size primary bedroom, two spacious living and entertainment rooms, a 3/4 bath, and a fully updated kitchen stocked with everything you need for your stay.

Second Floor:
Upstairs includes a second large king-size primary bedroom, two bunk rooms (each with queen bunk beds, sleeping up to 14 guests total), and a full bathroom. Step out onto the walk-out deck to enjoy panoramic views of Bath Lake and Mount Scott in the distance.

Outdoor Living:
Unwind after a day in the Wichita Mountains or downtown Medicine Park in the private outdoor gathering area featuring a fire pit, grill, and spacious deck.