This is a pretty big park with about 234 acres to explore. There's an off leash doggie park, a…read morejogging or walking trail, a man made mountain to hike if that's your thang, (at least that's my interpretation of that big mound), a pavilion with lots of seating for an outdoor gathering with family and friends. The most serene and tranquil part of this park is the lake that constantly whisks fresh breezes off of it while listening to the trees rustle in its wind. Within the park itself is a 2.6 mile concrete hike and bike trail that runs from the southern tip of the park at Fairway Avenue to the dam on the lake. There are public restrooms, a modular playground, basketball goals, drinking fountains, and many picnic areas. There are also 2 lighted baseball fields, 2 lighted softball fields, 3 lighted football fields, and an 18 hole disc golf course. Lake Wichita Park has the only model airplane landing strip in the park system.

My daughters love Fain pool! We went today for Fain's back to school party and it was packed. My…read moreonly complaint is the parking lot was a nightmare and unmarked. If you show up early, people basically block you in. I like that there was a kiddie pool, volleyball net, and swing set. It's close to home and I wish I had a membership.

awesome pool, fun environment, great staff. Gorgeous Manager but that's beside the point. All…read morearound fun and i recommend attending.

This is a wonderful facility for the community. The dog park is divided into two sections, one for…read morelarge dogs, and another for smaller dogs. It is spacious with plenty of room for your pups to Rome, and make new friends.

A great Dog park. They have agility type things or just open spaces to play fetch with you dog or…read moredogs. People seem to pick up after themselves or get asked to. My dog loved it. We are just passing through but very grateful that we stopped by.

Honestly the course itself isn't bad, the managers for the course are horrible, they over book tee…read moretimes so it takes 2 hours to get to hole 7! NO CARTS on arrival so we have to miss our tee time on top of that. Just horrible managers of the course. Rude staff on top of it all.

Great staff. Good open course for us hackers. Nice little restaurant and pro shop. When ordering…read moredrinks, sodas, beers they pack with ice in a cooler.

Such a mix. Great people supporting the event. BUT, the event has gone way down. Down to the point…read morethat a repeating pattern has ended and it is doubtful that I will go back one more time HnH100 is challenged to keep registration up, yet, move with the trends. Unfortunately, the event has gone way down over the past decade. It is less safe and nothing has been done to address some very obvious issues!!! Every time I have gone the first major downhill has a major accident. This could be prevented with marshalls and traffic management. The RD ignores and it never changes. About a decade or so ago, more tribikes and road bikes with tribars. Riders ability to control their bike is sufficiently limited in the bars, thus, the reason riding in the bars is not allowed. Well, this rule is NOT enforced on course of after. With all the reports of riders in the bars with pictures validating, none disqualified. Never heard of a warning given. Now, we have eBikes, eTrikes and even some eQuads...some are doubles. These are MOTORIZED. Aren't motorized vehicles banned? Watched a couple of these make radical lane changes and pass w/o calling out. They should NOT be on the course. If the directors have not noticed the number of returning riders is down and, more importantly, the number of two wheel classic riders and returning riders is in steep decline, they are not paying attention. If they cannot or will not associate the safety issues, ebike and tri-bike issues with the decline, they are ignorant. Ignorant means to ignore fact. It's bliss when nothing negative happens and stupid when undesired consequences occur.

Nice, easy routes, but expect crowds. Good ride for all ages and abilities…read more Overall ascent/descent for the 100m is similar to the Katy Flatland Century. Fairly flat. You will climb about 275 feet the first 30 miles, then hit a smooth, downhill for the next 50 miles. At mile 80, you will hit a slow, 100-foot climb until you hit downtown. The 100K route will take you by the Air Force base. Very scenic riding past the planes and cheering military. The 100m route goes through a few small towns. There is an unlisted route of 75 miles if you take the 100m route and go straight at Hell's Gate to the Air Force base. In the 2015 ride, the route after Hell's gate was a bit boring and mostly into the wind. Not as much fun as the first 60/70 miles. Rest stops are well stocked. Too many folks skip the first rest stop to go to the second one, which makes the second rest stop VERY packed with a long porta-potty line. One rest stop had a human bike rack (volunteers holding bikes)...very nice. These volunteers do a great job. This ride is similar to the MS-150 in number of riders, but does a better job at dividing the crowds between various routes. Parking is so easy. There are plenty of open lots just a few blocks from the start. We arrived 25 minutes prior to the start and had plenty of time to get a good starting spot. Similar to the MS150, the first 5-10 miles suck as you dodge slow riders riding on the left side. There were a few spots where I had to ride in the opposite lane, which is not good from a safety standpoint. Overall, though, riders are very friendly. HH100 does the timing chips in the crappy front number plates that Marathon Photos uses. I wrapped mine around the bike stem and was able to still get my time on the website. Others in my party packed timing chip plates in their jersey pockets, but it appears their times did not register. Yes, it is true that whatever you drink at Wichita Falls was probably once sewer water (literally), but they do claim to have a superior water rating for their recycling/filtration process. I was fine drinking the water.

Love this place! My son has me up every day of the week at 5:30am so he can improve his basketball…read moreskills while I get to walk above on the track. Clean facility, kindest people, and great variety of options to stay in shape and meet your fitness goals.

I am very impressed by this YMCA. Very friendly front desk. Arnold was very helpful in showing me…read morearound. Thank you guys!

Great gym and atmosphere! Staff are friendly and helpful. App is great too and user friendly. Only…read moredownside is the app only connects with Fitbit & Apple watches, wish it worked with Garmin as well.

Came here earlier this month and this place is very nice. The place is clean and simple in…read moreappearance. The videos play every 45 minutes or 30 minutes and you go in and mimic the videos in 125ish degrees. The staff is friendly and nice. I am not a sauna person, but it was definitely a unique experience. I was told they are 24 hour for members. The drop in price is about $20, first session is free and monthly is about $50. Please make sure you hydrate before your session. I knocked it down only because of the drop in rate. Also after the first free visit you have to pay for the mats and towels you need to participate. I would definitely say try it at least once.

Came for a birthday party and it was amazing!! So many things for the kids to do and Shelby was…read moreamazing! Highly recommend!