Kullihoma is a 1500-acre Chickasaw tribal reserve that was once used as a stomp ground, school and community. Located about 10 miles east of Ada, Kullihoma has become a favorite gathering place for reuniting Chickasaws.

A Chickasaw town consisted of several compounds or households. Each household contained a winter house, summer house, corn storage building or “corn crib” and hut. Some Chickasaw towns were reported to have numbered over 200 households.

Several of the traditional dwellings including a winter house, corn crib, summer house and a mountain house have been constructed on the Kullihoma grounds for visitors to enjoy.