Local city park with with a large Auditorium that plays free movies in the summer. The park also…read morehosts a couple of free concerts throughout the year as well as the Friendship Festival in the fall. A couple of well maintained Girls Softball fields with large seating area. A large sports area with covered Basketball Court. The majority of the Walk & Bike Path runs through this park. A large Community Center located on the south edge of the park. Couple nicely shade gazebos. Scenic bridge used by many for special photo sessions. Large pond with ducks, fish, and turtles. The local Skateboard Park is located to the west of this park, next to The Burkburnett Boys & Girls Club. I myself often use the Bike Path in the evening with a long ride. A very nice path to use for biking, walking, or jogging.

A great place for the entire family to enjoy time and have fun. The playground across the street…read moreis amazing

Lake Arrowhead State Park had some enjoyable and peaceful hikes. I didn't see anyone else on the…read moretrails with me but when it's 105 degrees, what can you expect. Also, not great when you have a video conference that you forgot about while on the hike. It's okay, my coworkers got to see some Texas beauty. I wanted to jump in the lake but will save that for next time.

This is a pretty cool state park with lots of wildlife that this city chick isn't accustomed to at…read moreall. I actually came close to a prairie dog which I thought was a groundhog but I ran, (ironically I'm born on groundhog's day; does that even mean anything? lol). There is a posting not to feed them because they can get sick. I think someone must have fed one of them because he was lying pretty much lifeless in the grass. Po thang! There's lots of camping areas, group picnic sites, a boat ramp, disc golf, walking trails (um negative for me), equestrian camping, a dining hall, swimming area, fishing pier, parking everywhere and lots of BUGS!!!!

Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton, OK is not the most fascinating park ever…read more It was good enough for us back on July 26, 2025. My dog certainly appreciated it. We didn't stay here super long as I started getting anxious about the long drive back home. It's a public park. Free parking. There was a playground. A decent sized lake. Walking/running path. I stopped here mainly because the Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center is just a few hundred yards away. Go touch grass! Your brain and heart will thank you.

This is a public park, but the only attraction is the local prairie dogs. Cool to see the prairie…read moredogs in their environment.

Probably the nicest park and natural venue in the city. Curb your enthusiasm. Hot, humid, down…read morestream from a graveyard and the municipal motor pool. The Falls are adjacent to the freeway overpass, and are inoperative Don't plan more than 15 minutes in this place

Such a big and beautiful park! Great spot for a hike, walk the dog, play with the kids, or…read moreexperience solitude. It's a little gem!

This is a very cool park. Nice structure for kids to play on. But it lacks open bathrooms. And…read morepart of structure is open and if child falls they will be impaled. Come on city of Wichita Falls. Fix this

It's a cute park right next to the highway. I chose it for a rest stop and my dog loved running…read morearound, exploring the bridges and water and the little climb.

Love this lake! It's very peaceful and beautiful. Many walking trail near by in the Refuge.read more

Beautiful lake, scenery is amazing. Plenty to do and explore or just swim, fish, cookout or enjoy…read moreone of the amazing restaurants nearby.

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.

10/06/1969: Good for Kids. Pet Friendly.This is a great park that has a playground, swings, public…read morerestroom, basketball court, tennis court, baseball backstop & community center. There is a bus stop, but no parking lot, so you will have to park on the residential streets surrounding the park. There is an i lit concrete walkway throughout this park, complete with metal benches & picnic tables. There are two shaded pavilions near the playground that have BBQ pits, but one was missing a grill. This park has hills, & is built on an incline to catch rainwater in the center. It is very close off Highways 44 & 325, maybe a few miles from other nearby highways. We were staying in a nearby motel (there were several), so I was happy that this park was only a half mile walk with my dog. Park was clean, no litter. Only had two complaints, one being some kids drew some obscene art with chalk on the concrete walkway, & two, a black cat that lived in a nearby house followed my dog & I all over the park. Other then those two minor issues, I recommend this park to anyone traveling with kids, pets or need to stretch your legs.

This is an absolutely reworked park. I used to worry about bringing the kids here because it was…read moregorgeous and made all out of wood, but it was hard to keep an eye on them. It had gotten rundown after all wood only last so long. They voted to refurbished the park and this is what they ended up with. This is nice as well almost as nice lake Helen Park. I love all of the seating, has canopies over it for people to sit and they've got all kinds of equipment. The kids can play on climb on and explore. Young kids to old people are hanging out here. It's for everyone. There's just so much nice wide open room that you don't feel crowded here there's trash cans by everything where you could throw your trash away after you're done snacking or drinking or whatever you happen to be doing at the time but the nice thing about the Kidzone is it so wide open you can see everything now I cannot wait until summer to see how the little miniature splash pad is. They also have the tennis courts and a basketball goal for you to play basketball.

This is our favorite park in Lawton. Not for the park itself, which looks nice and wide open, has…read morea few covered areas, and public restrooms. We've never made it to that section, because we can not get beyond the most amazing play structure I've ever seen. Made of wood, multi leveled, filled with twists and turns and shoots and ladders, there is no better place to bring a child than to an area where the can let their imaginations run free. One corner looks like a pirate's ship. Another area has musical elements built into the wood. The back corner is set up like a western town. There are swings and slides, and benches for the adults. Trees provide shade in a few spots, and the entire playground is within a walled area, keeping kids safe from the nearby parking lot. There is only one small problem with this park. It is tucked away on a street that gets little traffic, and so is not seen by people driving nearby. Because of this sad fact, it is underutilized. There simply aren't enough children to fill the play structure. It isn't easy to captain a ship by oneself, one needs a crew! Castle raids need armies! Covert missions need teams. I tell everyone I know about this wonderful park. My child is just a bit too old to truly immerse himself in this amazing land of make believe, but the right group of kids would bring this place to life! Greer park is on 38th Street, between Cache and Gore. It is almost, not quite, across the street from Jimmy's Egg. If I had younger children, I would spend all of my weekends at this playground, listening to them create the world around them.

We always take our kiddo (2yr) here. There is a ton of equipment for kids of all ages as well as…read moreplenty of sand area for sand castle building. The sand is clean, we've never had a problem with finding feces or anything of that sort while playing. They also have huge open field surrounding the park as well as a prairie dog enclosure. The only thing is I wish the large open area had a walking path or something, it's not stroller friendly but that's a very small side note.