The 10 Best Suburbs In Oklahoma For 2025


The best suburbs in Oklahoma are Jenks and Bixby for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Are you sick of being a city slicker?

Do you long for life in suburban Oklahoma? Where you can drive an overly-large vehicle to the store for groceries and schlep the kids around to practices and appointments without worrying about a parking space.

We do, too.

If you wanted to move out to the suburbs of Oklahoma City, where would you go? And how would you decide on the ranking factors to help you pick which Oklahoma suburb was best?

No worries. We got it all figured out here using Saturday Night Science.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


These are the 10 best suburbs in the Sooner State

  1. Jenks
  2. Bixby
  3. Verdigris
  4. Owasso
  5. Broken Arrow
  6. Kiefer
  7. Collinsville
  8. Glenpool
  9. Kellyville
  10. Sand Springs

Jenks is the place to be when it comes to being a soccer mom in suburban Oklahoma.

So if you’re thinking of packing up your mini van and making a move to a quiet place to live in Oklahoma, we’ve got you covered.

Keep on reading for a detailed methodology. Or, check out the best places to live in Oklahoma and the best places to raise a family in Oklahoma.

Best Suburbs In Oklahoma For 2025

Jenks, OK

Source: Wikipedia User Caleb Long | CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10

Population: 26,519
Median Income: $104,970
Average Home Price: $285,600
More on Jenks: Data

Jenks is located 9 miles south of Tulsa.

Bixby, OK

Source: Wikipedia User Caleb Long | CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10

Population: 29,402
Median Income: $99,602
Average Home Price: $298,200
More on Bixby: Data

Bixby is located 12 miles south of Tulsa.

3. Verdigris

Verdigris, OK

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Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 5,502
Median Income: $81,406
Average Home Price: $215,400
More on Verdigris:

Verdigris is located 16 miles east of Tulsa.

Owasso, OK

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Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 39,013
Median Income: $79,386
Average Home Price: $231,400
More on Owasso: Data

Owasso is located 11 miles north of Tulsa.

Broken Arrow, OK

Source: Wikipedia User Jordanmac | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 115,919
Median Income: $85,220
Average Home Price: $229,300
More on Broken Arrow: Data

Broken Arrow is located 9 miles east of Tulsa.

6. Kiefer

Kiefer, OK

Source: Wikipedia User Caleb Long | CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 2,418
Median Income: $81,402
Average Home Price: $207,200
More on Kiefer:

Kiefer is located 15 miles south of Tulsa.

Collinsville, OK

Source: Wikipedia User Caleb Long | CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 8,468
Median Income: $88,537
Average Home Price: $207,100
More on Collinsville: Data

Collinsville is located 16 miles north of Tulsa.

Glenpool, OK

Source: Wikipedia User roy.luck | CC BY 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

7
/10

Population: 13,885
Median Income: $76,726
Average Home Price: $191,400
More on Glenpool: Data

Glenpool is located 13 miles south of Tulsa.

9. Kellyville

Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 1,088
Median Income: $46,827
Average Home Price: $103,400
More on Kellyville:

Kellyville is located 21 miles west of Tulsa.

Sand Springs, OK

Source: Wikipedia User Caleb Long | CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 19,973
Median Income: $73,400
Average Home Price: $186,700
More on Sand Springs: Data

Sand Springs is located 12 miles west of Tulsa.

Methodology:How we crunched the suburb numbers for the Sooner State

We have to use Saturday Night Science and look at several metrics to give you the best suburbs in Oklahoma. We want to measure the type of place around major cities that people arguing at a bar would say makes it the “best suburb.”

First, we had to define a suburb. Using U.S. Census data produced for the state of Oklahoma, we looked at every town with at least 1,000 residents, and within 30 miles of a city that’s over 200,000 people.

In other words, suburbs.

We paid particular attention to the following criteria:

  • Median Home Values
  • Median Income
  • Population Density (Higher is Better)
  • Unemployment Rates
  • Commute Time
  • Education Levels
  • Health Insurance Coverage
  • Poverty Rates

We ranked each suburb in Oklahoma across these criteria from one to 21, with one being the best.

We then took the average rank across all criteria, with the town posting the lowest overall score being crowned the winner of the title “Best Suburb To Live In Oklahoma.”

The result is some of the safest, quietest, and ideal places to live in Oklahoma.

Read on to see why Jenks is the ‘burb with the most, while Haskell is probably not the best place to live in Oklahoma.

Summary: There You Have It – The Best Suburbs In Oklahoma

If you’re measuring the locations in Oklahoma where there are lots to do, and everyone wants to live, this is an accurate list.

The best suburbs in Oklahoma are Jenks, Bixby, Verdigris, Owasso, Broken Arrow, Kiefer, Collinsville, Glenpool, Kellyville, and Sand Springs.

Here’s a look at the worst suburbs in Oklahoma according to the data:

  1. Haskell
  2. Beggs
  3. Sperry

For more Oklahoma reading, check out:

The Best Suburbs In Oklahoma

Rank City Population Median Income Median Home Price
1 Jenks 26,519 $104,970 $285,600
2 Bixby 29,402 $99,602 $298,200
3 Verdigris 5,502 $81,406 $215,400
4 Owasso 39,013 $79,386 $231,400
5 Broken Arrow 115,919 $85,220 $229,300
6 Kiefer 2,418 $81,402 $207,200
7 Collinsville 8,468 $88,537 $207,100
8 Glenpool 13,885 $76,726 $191,400
9 Kellyville 1,088 $46,827 $103,400
10 Sand Springs 19,973 $73,400 $186,700
11 Coweta 10,157 $60,000 $185,900
12 Oologah 1,766 $83,977 $186,100
13 Sapulpa 22,268 $61,644 $158,300
14 Mannford 3,278 $59,831 $165,900
15 Claremore 19,921 $57,120 $172,500
16 Mounds 1,031 $38,750 $158,300
17 Inola 1,863 $60,500 $170,400
18 Catoosa 7,631 $70,875 $169,000
19 Sperry 1,033 $44,028 $104,200
20 Beggs 1,193 $51,016 $110,500
21 Haskell 1,645 $34,276 $115,500
About Chris Kolmar

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