Rodeo Weekend at the Kellyville Round-Up Club

There's nothing quite like a Friday night under the arena lights in a small Oklahoma town. The Kellyville Round-Up Club keeps that tradition alive at its arena just outside of town, hosting rodeos, barrel racing, roping, and jackpot events that bring out riders and families from all over Creek County and the Tulsa area.

What happens at a club rodeo

Round-up clubs are the backbone of Oklahoma's rodeo scene — volunteer-run arenas where locals compete, kids learn the ropes, and everyone gathers on event nights. At Kellyville you'll see the classics: barrel racing, team roping, breakaway, and pole bending, plus jackpots where riders pay in and race for the pot. Fall rodeos are especially popular. It's affordable, it's authentic, and it's a great window into the culture of this part of the state.

Coming to ride?

If you're hauling horses in to compete or run barrels, you need a place nearby where your animals are welcome too — and that's exactly where we come in. Heyburn RV is equine-friendly, with room for your horses right at the park. Set up your rig, settle the horses, and you're a short drive from the arena. No scrambling for a stall an hour away.

Make a weekend of it

Between rodeo events, there's plenty to do close by: fish or ride the trails at Heyburn Lake, catch the sprint cars at Creek County Speedway, or wander the Route 66 stops in Bristow, Kellyville, and Sapulpa. Stay central at the park and you can do it all without long drives.

Event schedules vary through the season — check the Kellyville Round-Up Club's page for current dates before you plan your trip.

Grab a bite while you're in town — see our local eats & supplies guide for nearby spots in Kellyville, Bristow, and Sapulpa.