Oklagård in Ockelbo combines an open-air museum with Ödmårdens Stavkyrka. The newly built church is in an early-medieval style; it is also called Okla Chapel and is described as a craft reconstruction of a 900-year-old stave church. A timber farmstead enclosed by buildings is part of the site.

Visitors can arrange guided tours and study visits. Coffee and folk music can be booked in advance. The grounds include a small wooden-tool museum, a display about timber joints, a medieval farm building that also serves as a summer-pasture hut, and a traditional hearth house. A barn for music, dance and art hosts events and courses. The programme described by the venue includes kulning, medieval events, storytelling and forest music.

The church and site can also be used for weddings, baptisms and funerals, as well as spiritual and meditation sessions. The venue is run by the volunteer association ÖSKO, Ödmårdens Stavkyrka/Kultur Oklagård. Guided visits and activities are offered, but no fixed visit length, prices or regular opening times are stated on the venue page.