About Lawton

Founded in 1901 when the Kiowa-Comanche-Apache reservation was opened for settlement, Lawton has become a city of 93,000 residents 86 miles southwest of Oklahoma City along the I-44 corridor. The area’s large population is partly due to the large military community supporting the Fort Sill Military Reservation. Near the Wichita Mountains, Lawton is also home to large granite deposits and expansive cotton fields. Residents of an apartment or home in Lawton have a multitude of transportation options including the Lawton Area Transit System and service from a direct rail line into Oklahoma City. The Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport offers commuter airline flights to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and direct flights to Atlanta. Home to a variety of parks and grassy areas, Lawton provides residents of a Lawton house or apartment for rent with the Carroll Park, Butch Suttle Park, Gooch Acres Park, Terrace Hills Park, Putney Park, Woodland Hills Park, Willow Creek Park, Almor West Park, Crystal Hills Park, Fred Bentley Park, Greer Park, Garfield Park, Harmon Park, Newcombe Park, and Elmer Thomas Park. Area attractions are equally numerous with Fort Sill, Fort Sill Indian School, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Museum of the Great Plains, Mount Scott, Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center, and the Comanche Nation Water Park nearby. Cameron University’s campus can also be found in Lawton. The Lawton-Fort Sill Birthday Celebration, Arts for All Festival, Lawton Renaissance Festival, and Lawton International Festival are noted community events.

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