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Living the Grand Life
With more shoreline than California (over 1,300 miles), Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees is a popular destination for weekend visitors looking to unwind beside its sparkling waters, and summer travelers making the most of the lake lifestyle. New residents and business owners are welcomed daily in Grove, which boasts a rich and colorful history and an enterprising attitude while retaining small-town traditions, warm hospitality, and solid values. Grove has been rated by Rand McNally, the Wall Street Journal and Retirement Places Rated as one of the top retirement areas in the nation. We are attracting an increasing number of new residents and retirees looking to discover what Living the Grand Life is all about. The rolling hills surrounding Grove and Grand Lake come alive in the spring with breathtaking views of dogwood and redbud trees displayed against dark green native cedars and pines, revealing Grove’s climate as our best-kept secret where everyone enjoys moderate weather with four distinct seasons. The perfect summer setting for long days on the water and viewing magnificent sunsets from the back of a slow cruising boat are enhanced by clear blue skies, clean air and warm temperatures. Fall brings brilliant Ozark foliage colors of crimson, gold and burgundy; brisk morning air and temperate weather, and later the occasional snows of winter add up to Living the Grand Life in Grove.
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Featured Events
03.09.2012
Boat & Travel Show
Grove Civic Center A sure sign that the official lake season is just around the corner, t… 04.08.2012
Easter Egg Hunt
Grove Sports Complex You will know that Spring is hear by attending the Annual Easter Egg… 04.12.2012
Grand Lake Cluster Dog Show
Grove Civic Center 12th annual AKC sanctioned all-breed Dog Show. The four day show will … 06.07.2012
American Heritage Music Festival
Grove Civic Center and Snider's Camp This festival features national contests that attrac… |
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Grove, the largest city on Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees, is the retail, housing and water sport center for its eastern shores. Accessible to thousands of visitors each year, and with two airports serving the area, Grove is a short 76- mile drive from Tulsa, and a 43-mile drive from Joplin, Missouri.