




Discover the patriotic charm of Warriors Way, a wheelchair accessible tiny house in Medicine Park, Oklahoma, dedicated to honoring our military heroes. This inviting retreat is perfectly situated for those visiting for Basic Training Graduations at Fort Sill or for history lovers seeking a peaceful getaway in the heart of town.
Designed for comfort and accessibility, this first-floor blue tiny house features one bedroom with a queen bed and one bathroom. The space comfortably accommodates up to 3 guests, with additional sleeping provided by a convertible chair. Guests can enjoy the convenience of a kitchenette, stay connected with WiFi, and unwind with a Smart TV.
Warriors Way is part of the InnHabit tiny house resort, where ten unique homes are arranged in a semicircle around a central grain bin gazebo gathering place. As a guest, you will have your own private patio featuring a wicker couch for relaxation. You also have full access to the common gazebo and the resort grounds. Please note that rooftop decks and upstairs landings are reserved exclusively for second-floor guests.
Located in the heart of Medicine Park and surrounded by the majestic Wichita Mountains, you are just a short walk from Bath Lake for swimming, the music of Park Tavern, and local gems like the White Buffalo shop. Onsite at InnHabit, you'll find an array of treats and services, including Little Bear Street Eats, The Refuge Ale House, Little Bear Sweet Eats, Misty's Popcorn, The Spot at Mt. Scott pet boutique, and Great Ash Cigars. For the adventurous, nearby trails such as Elk Mountain and Baldy Point, local casinos, and the Holy City are waiting to be explored.
Practical Information:
Experience the perfect blend of honor, comfort, and convenience at Warriors Way, where the beauty of the mountains meets the warmth of a tiny home community.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

