This online directory exists to enhance the web presence of the businesses and attractions of Hochatown, Oklahoma and surrounding area. We are proud of the beauty of our area and welcome those who hunger for a simpler, slower paced lifestyle. Check out our listings and make plans to spend some time with us. Be sure to let the folks listed here know you found them on Hochatown.com.

Hochatown began as a small Choctaw Indian village before statehood on the Mountain Fork River. When the plans came to dam the river in the mid-1960's, the small town was moved from what would soon become the bottom of Broken Bow Lake. Churches, houses, the post office, the general store and even the cemetery were moved from Old Hochatown to the new location along Highway 259.

Because of Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend State Park, Hochatown has become a major vacation area in Southeastern Oklahoma. With various "country-style" restaurants, steak houses, and outdoor activities, Hochatown offers the opportunity to enjoy nature while staying in touch with "city life".

Experience for yourself the past, present and future of Hochatown.