Old Green, OK

Old Green is a quiet rural community sitting right along the western edge of Westville in Adair County, Oklahoma. With around 300 residents, it offers plenty of open space and a relaxed pace of life while keeping travel remarkably convenient. The junction of U.S. 62 and U.S. 59 gives residents an easy commute in every direction. Downtown Westville is just a couple of minutes down the road for everyday essentials, Stilwell is 14 miles south, and you can reach the Arkansas state line near Siloam Springs in about 15 minutes.

The area is also rooted in early Cherokee history. Just north of the highway junction sits the Old Baptist Mission site, founded in 1839 and known in Cherokee history as Bread Town, where one of the region's earliest printing presses operated. Because Old Green is unincorporated, residents share Westville’s school district, emergency services, and local amenities. It makes a practical, laid-back landing spot for anyone looking for quiet country living with direct highway access to larger towns across northeastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas.