Collinsville, Oklahoma

Collinsville | Northern gateway to the Tulsa metro

Collinsville is a growing community of approximately 9,800 residents at the northern edge of the Tulsa metropolitan area. Founded in 1897 and named for Dr. A.H....

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Life in Collinsville

Collinsville is a growing community of approximately 9,800 residents at the northern edge of the Tulsa metropolitan area. Founded in 1897 and named for Dr. A.H. Collins, who established the town's first post office, Collinsville has deep roots in mining and industry. Its early prosperity came from coal mining and later from two large zinc smelters that opened in 1911.

Today, Collinsville has reinvented itself as a welcoming bedroom community with small-town character and convenient highway access to Tulsa. The community has seen steady residential growth, with new subdivisions attracting families who want more space and affordability than the inner suburbs provide.

The Collinsville News, founded in 1899, is the oldest newspaper in Tulsa County a reflection of the community enduring identity and continuity. Collinsville offers a strong school system, a community-oriented atmosphere, and access to the developing northern corridor of the Tulsa metro.

Market

Housing Market Snapshot

Prices and conditions are approximate and based on recent market data. Contact Amber for current listings and personalized market analysis.

Price Range

$175,000 - $450,000+

Lot Sizes

Standard subdivisions: 6,000-12,000 sq ft; newer developments: 7,000-12,000 sq ft; acreage on outskirts: 1-10+ acres

HOA Fees

Most established neighborhoods no HOA. Newer subdivisions: $150-$500/year

New Construction

Active. Several developments offer new homes from the mid-$200,000s, attracting buyers seeking value in the northern corridor

Common Home Styles

New construction craftsman and modern farmhouse, traditional ranch homes, split-level family homes, and some historic early 20th-century properties

Quick Stats

Commute to Downtown Tulsa 30-40 minutes to downtown Tulsa via Highway 169 southbound through Owasso
Proximity Approximately 10 miles north of Owasso, 20 miles north of downtown Tulsa
Education

Schools in Collinsville

School district: Collinsville Public Schools

Collinsville Public Schools — serving the community with six PK-12 schools

Notable schools: Collinsville High School, Collinsville Middle School, Collinsville Elementary

School ratings and district boundaries can change. Contact Amber for current school zoning information for specific properties.

School District

Collinsville Public Schools

Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Amenities

Parks & Recreation

Collinsville City Park, Collinsville Sports Complex, nearby Lake Yahola and Oologah Lake for recreation

Dining & Shopping

Local restaurants in downtown Collinsville. Owasso (10 minutes south) provides extensive dining and shopping. Tulsa is 25-30 minutes

Community Events

Collinsville Community Festival, Fourth of July celebration, Collinsville Christmas parade, school athletic and fine arts events

Commute

30-40 minutes to downtown Tulsa via Highway 169 southbound through Owasso. Approximately 10 miles north of Owasso, 20 miles north of downtown Tulsa.

Neighborhoods

Notable Areas in Collinsville

Newer subdivisions on the south side

Modern construction near the Owasso border, popular with families and professionals

Newer subdivisions on the south side — Modern construction near the Owasso border with community amenities.

Newer subdivisions on the south side — Modern construction near the Owasso border with community amenities.

Acreage properties on the north and west sides

Larger lots and country settings on the outskirts

What This Community Offers

What Collinsville Offers

A small-town community with affordable housing, larger lots, Collinsville Public Schools, and convenient access to Owasso amenities and Tulsa via Highway 169.

  • Strong Collinsville Public Schools district
  • New residential development with affordable housing
  • Small-town character with a welcoming community feel
  • Convenient highway access to Tulsa via Highway 169
  • Family-friendly environment with active community events
Commute

Commute to Downtown Tulsa

From Collinsville, the drive to downtown Tulsa takes approximately 25-35 minutes via Highway 169 under normal conditions. During morning rush hour (7:00–9:00 AM), expect a similar commute time with moderate traffic typical of the Tulsa metro area.

Approximately 10 miles north of Owasso, 20 miles north of downtown Tulsa. Collinsville's location provides convenient highway access to the greater Tulsa area, with the Creek Turnpike, I-44, and other major routes connecting the region.

Typical Morning Commute

25-35 minutes via Highway 169 to downtown Tulsa

Route

30-40 minutes to downtown Tulsa via Highway 169 southbound through Owasso

Golf

Golf Courses in Collinsville

Collinsville Golf Club

Public golf course serving the Collinsville community. Affordable local golf with a friendly atmosphere.

Community golf option serving the northern Tulsa metro area.

FAQ

About Collinsville

Quick answers for anyone considering Collinsville, Oklahoma.

What is the average home price in Collinsville?
Collinsville offers excellent value in the northern corridor. Entry-level homes start around $140,000-$185,000. Mid-range family homes run $185,000-$300,000. Newer construction: $250,000-$375,000. Larger and custom homes: $375,000-$475,000+.
What schools serve the Collinsville area?
Collinsville Public Schools serves the community with six schools (PK-12). The district offers solid academics, competitive athletics, and a supportive community environment with smaller class sizes than larger metro districts.
How far is Collinsville from downtown Tulsa?
Collinsville is approximately 20 miles north of downtown Tulsa, about a 30-40 minute drive via Highway 169.
What does Collinsville offer residents?
Collinsville offers a genuine small-town atmosphere, good schools, safe neighborhoods, and affordable housing with larger lots. The community has a slower pace while keeping Owasso and Tulsa metro options within a short drive.
What is the commute like from Collinsville?
Highway 169 provides a straight shot south through Owasso to Tulsa. The commute is 30-40 minutes to downtown. Owasso's extensive shopping and dining (located 10 minutes south) handles most daily needs, making full trips to Tulsa less frequent.

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