This park has so much potential but dang it is neglected. There is trash everywhere. There are…read moreportable potties but two out of 4 are zip tied shut and mark for pick up. I was scared to open the other two. There is one grill in the whole park but it's at the rental-able pavilion. I'm really disappointed in the up keep of this park. It has lots of shade, several covered picnic tables, a spray park, a work out area, a volleyball court, lots of benches, and a big playground. If the city and the community don't start caring for this park it will be closed down in a matter of a year or two.

Lately, I've been traveling to this park to run various 5k events so I have a lot of exposure to…read moreWPP. They've really done a nice job with this park and the views while running on the river are amazing. I do wish they would fix the restrooms though as there was no running water in men/women restrooms at all. It made things a little odd when 100ish people are trying to use them.

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!

Ugh. I WAS going to give this park 4 stars.. But it quickly…read moregot demoted within 20 minutes. In OKC, it is in the middle of a rough neighborhood. I was visiting nearby and I decided to take a detour and bring my toddler to play. I googled nearby parks and this is what I got. UGH. Decent parking. Nice playground, safe even for the littler ones. This park has seating, pavilions, and a splash pad. Not to be confused with the daycare on the property that ALSO has a playground. Now. I love parks, but even my toddler was FULLY aware of how bad the trash was. And I quote, "EWWWW MOMMY TRASH." So, to no surprise, being the good boy he is (almost three) he walked around picking up ALL SORTS OF TRASH. it's pretty bad. Literally no matter where I look I can see some. What's even worse, is BROKEN GLASS! in several DIFFERENT areas... Good thing I don't let my son run barefoot. It's as if people drink and smash the bottles here.. Hmmmm..... Don't think I'll come here again. Also don't really recommend due to the state of the park and the area its in. I hate giving bad reviews like this. But really, it's a place for children and it's really not safe with all the glass and litter EVERYWHERE!

Great community center with a great staff. Outdoor splash pad for the kiddos. Outdoor basketball…read morecourts and walking trail. Indoor basketball court that's free to the public.

Absolutely love Scissortail Park, feel like it's the premier park in OKC. Right in the middle of…read moredowntown as well, so it's not too far off from restaurants and other things going on in the area. Parking can be a bit of a hassle when there are events going on.

I have now attended Pride at Scissortail Park two years in a row and both times were amazing. The…read moreorganizers did an outstanding job and the park continues to be a wonderful addition to the OKC community. I always love visiting Scissortail Park, whether it is for the farmers markets, Ballet Under the Stars, or just a peaceful walk. It is beautiful, thoughtfully designed, and exactly what our city needed. Go for a visit soon!

Love this park! Can be a little windy it's in a big open area…read more They have something for all ages of play. A paved walking trail, skate boards and lots more. Great slides for older kids! Small separate area for the very young with a small slide. Swings have 2 seats for the little ones. Great covered picnic area with tables. Not sure if you can reserve. Worth checking into. Plenty of room for kids to run and spread out. NEGATIVE -is bathrooms, porta potty. Bring wipes and toilet paper if your going to be there awhile. Park is Very clean and parking is good.

Beautiful park conveniently located off I44. Walking trails, fishing, and nice clean playground…read more Only negative is there are no nice restrooms, only one porta potty that does not stay closed and does not lock. So have your wipes handy and someone to hold the door closed...or just go somewhere else to use the restroom.

A delightful area for a stroll. Gentle rolling grounds, trees and a stream surrounded by single…read morefamily homes. Some background noise from a nearby highway. Still feels peaceful on a late fall day. People come here with their dog.

I was in OKC for a few days and needed to stretch my legs, so I took a few laps on the walking…read morepath. It was larger than I expected. It felt very tranquil and remote, despite being right in the middle of the city. Lots of people were out. There are a number of public spaces with benches, a small play area for kids, and tons of open green space. Shady areas if you want, or sunny grass-covered areas if you'd rather. There is a little creek that winds through the middle of the park. I didn't see any public restrooms, but otherwise you could spend lots of time here. If you are a runner or want to walk some distance, there are two other parks in the area - Sparrow Park and Goodholm Park are only a few blocks away. I made a trifecta and did laps around all three. Wonderful green space!

I've heard some good and bad things about this park over the years. It's fixed up really nice and…read morepretty clean. A couple of the trash barrels needed emptying but it is Monday. The equipment is in good shape and painted nicely. There is a large pavilion available along with plenty of shade and a restroom building. There did appear to be a few homeless folks there but weren't bothering anything. I've heard things about this area after dark so just beware of your surroundings.

I saw a 3 star review that just basically said this place was decent and didn't have any photos so…read moreI didn't expect much. I get here and the place is an oasis of shade with multiple playgrounds and swings galore with a fun space and rocket theme throughout. My kids loved it and burned through an hour here without ever uttering the phrase "I'm bored." I posted some pics too.

It's one of the city's largest and most popular parks, located right next to the University of…read moreOklahoma campus. It's a huge community hub for sports, family fun, and events. There's a sports complex, a playscape known as Kidspace, is famous for its castle style playground. They also offer many walking trails picnic areas and restrooms. It's great year-round for casual visits, but especially busy with big events like the Medieval Fair, Norman Fourth Fest (July 4th fireworks), and Brewtoberfest.

The park, facilities, ball park and people was good that's why i gave the stars i did but the 2…read moreumpires in particular was really bad, couldn't remember what/how many play ball calls were made. Not just on our team but other (as we told). Hopefully it will be better the next time.