Nice park. Splash pad with several tables close by plus a pavilion with 3-4 tables. There is a…read morebasketball court for adults or older kids and a big field right next to the park if you want to kick or throw a ball around

Lovely little park that's badly needed in the area. Creek, shade, land to run and play, shaded…read morepicnic area, swings and other playground items.

Only reviewing the waterpark since that's all we saw…read more The park was nice, appeared to be clean. The kids loved the lazy river and the water slides. They even used the diving board a few times. They thoroughly enjoyed it. The downside of our visit was the three young adult girls wearing g-strings and walking around small children. My youngest was horrified that he could see their "tushies". There's a place for such things but it's not in a children's area. It's indecent and I was surprised they were allowed in. I mean.... you have to wear shoes to enter other establishments... you should have to wear some kind of bum covering in the presence of children. IMO.

This is the 3rd year my children have taken swimming lessons…read more This time their instructor has been odd. My daughter is 9 and tall for her age. The instructor threw an object out for the kids to dive and retrieve. My daughter cannot swim yet and is building her confidence. When she threw out my daughter's object, my daughter tried but couldn't get it. She said the water was right up to her chin and needed help. The instructor wouldn't help her, although she had helped all the other children with this task. My daughter tried to move the object with her foot to get it into a little shallower water and was reprimanded. In the end she didn't pass the skill. When she came back to the parent area she was in tears. I did not confront the instructor. I mean, she is about 16 years old. We had an issue like this the 1st year when the instructor lacked patience. That year we left after the 1st day and didn't return. I have emailed the Station before but never get any response back. If your child is not already confident in the water, then lessons her might not be appropriate for your child.

Very nice little park on the north side of Moore. It has a splash pad, playgrounds, walking and…read morebiking trails, picnic and pavilion areas along with some limited fishing. There are no pet parks or established sports fields. It's geared more to younger kids. There are restrooms but they are always from the playscapes. .

This is the GOAT of splash pads in the OKC metro area. Believe me, I've been to most of them with…read moremy toddler. The things that set them apart from other splash pads is a tall waterslide(the main attraction) and a huge pirate bucket that fills up with God knows how many gallons of water and then causes a mini hurricane every time it empties. There is ample parking close by, it's well-maintained and there's an adjacent high quality playground (really impressed, city of Moore!) that's also great for kids to play in after they dry off. It's everything you could want for a water adventure with the kiddos, and more!

Im giving 3 stars to the aquatic center. After arriving there early and waiting in line to ensure…read morewe got a shaded pavilion, we were asked to move not 20 minutes after being there. Instead of informing use that the area was already reserved when we were paying to get in. So when we were forced to vacate our pavilion we had no where to find shad and was forced to sit in the grass. We only stayed about 30min or so after that. Also the snack bar is cash only. It's 2024 not very many people keep cash on them. The lifeguards were continuously blowing the whistles at kids just having fun. Pool is nice to chill in but the management needs work.

I always feel safe here, and while it could stand more nature (flowers), it is a lovely place for…read morewalking.

We were alone at opening on a Friday, visiting from out of town. What a gem! I'm sure it's chaos on…read moreweekends but it was great on a weekday. It's super clean and no shoes. Bring grippy socks or buy them for $2.50. Adults that "don't play" can wear regular socks. There is a 5 and under area with a moving carousel and cozy coupe. Like all these places, it will get meh in a couple years but right now it's great!

Employees were polite. Children loved playing here. Would go back. Easy parking. Free parking.read more

awesome place my and my siblings play football there during the summer and fall and it's amazing…read more 10/10 place.

BEST firework show we Californians have EVER seen!!!! Wish we had more time to enjoy this beautiful…read morepark...next time for sure! If you have dogs you will definitely love their dog park too!

This is a very moving monument located inside of veterans memorial park. It has the Wall of Honor,…read morewhich reflects the names of locals lost. There are wooden carved figures of soldiers from the different campaigns. I noticed one was missing, so I hope it's just in for repair. There are also flags and plaques throughout the park. Was a nice place to stop for a moment and giving thanks to those tht have given the ultimate.

You really have to take the time to stop and visit this place or, like me, you'll just drive by it…read moreall day. It's well kept, and a nice place to sit and contemplate a few minutes.

One of Oklahoma's top fall activities. They have a little bit of everything from pumpkin picking,…read morecorn maze, and feeding farm animals. & they have a huge parking lot.

Go in late October, it's too hot go in the first couple of weeks. Price was a little much with…read morepaying for other things. Should be included. Business aspect for more people to come. Great time on the hay ride and feeding the animals with cost for food

Jacob was very attentive, and Urban Air is an amazing place to bring your kids!…read more Z

This is the first trampoline park that has ever refused to admit my daughter because she uses a…read morewheelchair. Apparently the rule is that if you need assistance to jump, you're not allowed for "safety reasons." What a shame. There's been so much progress in our world with respect to allowing accommodations for people with disabilities. This is one place where discrimination is still alive and well.