Introduction to Hugo, Oklahoma
Hugo, Oklahoma, in Choctaw county, is 85 miles NE of McKinney, Texas and 112 miles NE of Dallas, Texas.
Hugo History
Hugo was a part of Indian Territory. It was first explored by the French in 1718. It was named in honor of Victor Hugo, a French novelist. The area was originally served by the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway line. The city is the county seat of Choctaw County.
Hugo and nearby Attractions
- Choctaw Shopping Center
- Hugo Lake
- Lake Raymond Gary Recreational Area
- Fort Towson
- Boswell State Park
- Hugo Frisco Depot Museum
Things To Do In Hugo
While staying in Hugo, one can shop at the Choctaw Shopping Center and the Main Shopping Center. The Lake Raymond Gary Recreational Area and Boswell State Park are popular local spots as well. Hugo Lake offers facilities for boating and fishing. The Hugo Frisco Depot Museum provides insight into the history of this area. In addition, the city hosts the Balloon Days Festival every October.
Hugo Transportation
Dallas Fort Worth International is the nearest major airport.
Hugo Higher Education
Texas A & M University-Commerce, Grayson County College and Southeastern Oklahoma State University provide higher education in the area.