2019 Best Counties for Families in OklahomaAbout this List

Woods County

• County in Oklahoma

• A+

• B+

• A

• 9,132 Population

Beaver County

• County in Oklahoma

• A-

• B+

• A

• 5,445 Population

Cleveland County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: I love living in Moore, Oklahoma. I grew up in Oklahoma were sweet tea is wine here. Flip Flops are a must in the summer and a heavy coat in the winter. Moore is very family base community. You can get anywhere in Moore within 30 minutes. I like the saying " Everything is down the street."
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• A

• A

• A

• 274,024 Population

Pontotoc County

• County in Oklahoma

• A

• A

• A

• 38,289 Population

Kingfisher County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

• A-

• A-

• A

• 15,510 Population

Cherokee County

• County in Oklahoma

• A-

• A-

• A-

• 48,404 Population

Canadian County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

• A-

• A

• A-

• 132,922 Population

Payne County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: I have lived here for two years and love it. The atmosphere is incredible and has such a homey feel. I love the shopping options and the community is very close which I also enjoy.
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• A

• A+

• A-

• 80,634 Population

Blaine County

• County in Oklahoma

• A-

• B+

• A-

• 9,680 Population

Tulsa County

• County in Oklahoma
• 150 reviews

Current Resident: Coming from the northeast I really didn't know what to expect arriving in Tulsa County. I was blow away with Tulsa's rich culture though. I was welcomed with friendly faces at the University of Tulsa. I decided to stay in Tulsa after graduating over the prospects of moving back north. Tulsa always has something new brewing. From the Gathering Place, our newest and greatest park, to local tap rooms, and First Friday art fairs, Tulsa is thriving!
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• A

• B

• A-

• 637,123 Population

Logan County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: We need an Animal Control unit for the whole county. But its pretty nice and open spaced. I love the open spaces and the creeks. I also love that it is near Edmond, and Guthrie, Oklahoma. There are some shady spots just like every other areas, particularly Guthrie. Guthrie schools need a lot of work. But the people who live in Logan county that are able to send their children to Deer Creek schools, those schools are extremely good!
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• A-

• A-

• A-

• 45,326 Population

Latimer County

• County in Oklahoma

• B+

• B

• A-

• 10,621 Population

Washington County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: Washington county is always kept very clean, and it's extremely safe. The law enforcement is genuinely nice. The only critique I have is that there isn't very much to do, especially at night. There are some fun things, but nothing compared to a bigger county.
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• A

• A

• A-

• 51,867 Population

McClain County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: My experience with McClain county will definitely be one to remember. It's not overly big, nor is it too small. It's one of those counties where you can kind of get to know everyone and it's a very community involved county! One thing I would personally like to see change in, is the population. Anyone who would be willing to come here and visit would just feel exactly what is I'm talking about.
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• A-

• A-

• A-

• 37,919 Population

Bryan County

• County in Oklahoma

• A-

• A-

• B+

• 45,068 Population

Cotton County

• County in Oklahoma

• B+

• A-

• B+

• 6,000 Population

Rogers County

• County in Oklahoma

• A-

• A-

• B+

• 90,098 Population

Coal County

• County in Oklahoma

• B+

• A-

• B+

• 5,666 Population

Oklahoma County

• County in Oklahoma
• 55 reviews

Current Resident: Oklahoma County is a very nice place to live, with lots of things to do and great things to see in the city. Various museums and parks in the heart of Oklahoma City, not to mention such diverse restaurants to dine at. It also has the nice rural side of the country with nice friendly faces always ready to greet you. One of the best things in this county is the price to live here, you get a big bang for your buck it is one the most cheapest places to live.
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• A

• B

• B+

• 774,203 Population

Custer County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: Custer is a county that I have lived in all of my life. The towns in Custer are fairly small with one college town in Weatherford.
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• A-

• A-

• B+

• 29,169 Population

Noble County

• County in Oklahoma

• B+

• B+

• B+

• 11,421 Population

Alfalfa County

• County in Oklahoma
• 1 review

Current Resident: It is a quite county for the most part. There are three schools here in this county and we all seem to get along most of the time. This county comes together when there is a crisis no mater which town it is. There is lots of little towns in this county and as spread out as they are everybody is family to each other.

We may not have a lot of things to entertain as far as movie theaters or things like that but we have rodeos and this county concentrates on the kids activities such as football, basketball, FFA, 4H, Scouts, rodeos and anything else the kids can do.

Alfalfa is a county that if you want down home cooking, peace and quite to yourself or just want to watch the day go by you can.

O yeah we also have the Great Salt Plains so you can go fishing, hunting, swimming, digging for crystals, or just watch wildlife also.
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• A-

• A-

• B+

• 5,877 Population

Murray County

• County in Oklahoma

• B+

• B

• B+

• 13,797 Population

Major County

• County in Oklahoma

• B

• B+

• B+

• 7,730 Population

Atoka County

• County in Oklahoma
• 4 reviews

Current Resident: Atoka County is made up of about 4,000 people. A lot of people refer to it as "small" or "crammed", but in my opinion, it's just right. We're a very close-nit community. We help each other out when times get rough.
However, there aren't many restaurants nearby, and the stores are limited. Also, the hospital here is basically a first-aid station. If you have something really wrong, then you'll probably want to make your way on down to Durant or McAlester.
Other than those few things, it's a great place to live and very family friendly.
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• B

• A-

• B

• 13,899 Population