The game was fun because of the mix of creative and logical clues. The room was easy to navigate,…read moreand the final clue wasn't overly hard. Great for families!

I was lucky tough to join a yelp elite friend for an event, and we had the best time!! The room we…read morewere in made us use so many different types of clues and puzzles that utilized skills from different members of our team to help us break out! The staff was helpful with hints whenever we needed them. Definitely a great bonding experience, and we already made plans to come back! Also a great place for a birthday because the birthday person gets in free!

First time coming here & I had never even heard of it until we came for a birthday party. Such a…read morecool place to take your kids for all kinds of camps. They also do family camps & theres soooo much to do.

From the owner: Our mission at Shiloh Camp is to transform our inner city with the love of Christ through sports,…read morearts, and meaningful relationships. On our 40 acre property in the heart of OKC, we provide summer camp to inner city youth. We offer fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, ziplines, ropes courses, climbing walls, basketball, and many more activities. We also have classes on archery, drama, art, dance, and singing. When we are not in session for camp, our property is available to rent. It is perfect for retreats, picnics, and team building!

This is not a normal escape room! We did the lost duchmans mine and nearly made it to the end…read more These are not normal puzzles. Like a number code lock or a directional lock that you see in typical escape rooms. Additionally the rooms were beautiful. That being said it was so different that we were unsure if we were allowed to interact the game in unique ways. Such as digging thorugh the sandy floor for a hidden key. Or dripping water on some of the props to open a door. I didn't even know that was allowed as escape rooms have a long list of rules on how you may interact with the game. So I feel somewhat cheated as I thought those actions would of been prohibited but were actually the main game. I would challenge you guys to find a way to show this is a part of the game while not explicitly giving it away. Overall, this is an amazing escape room and even if I have some gripes this place definitely spoiled every escape room I'll ever play.

The incredible escape room experience was entirely ruined by the treatment we received from the…read morestaff. We walked in really excited and before even stepping foot into the escape room we were condescended to. The directions given to us included phrases such as "you're not special" and "this isn't about your ego." Don't get me wrong, I have worked in customer service and healthcare and other settings that require you to be stern and blunt with people at times. However, that should be reserved for situations where it is warranted. To treat every single person who walks through the door as if they have damaged property is unnecessary. I didn't come with a group of rowdy teenagers. It was two married couples and two young adults. A very gentle and respectful group. One person in our party was brought to tears by the way we were spoken to during the game. We were repeatedly yelled at, spoken down to, and treated as if we were a bother. We all felt like we were walking on egg shells. It's disappointing to have participated in a unique escape room, but have everyone leave feeling downcast and uncomfortable. I have left very few reviews in my life, but wanted to leave this feedback so that constructive changes could be made for the survival of the business, especially since the escape rooms themselves are a special thing. I recommend conversations with staff or even staff changes to create a more positive experience for your guests.

For beginner climbers, this location is a poor choice because all the routes are at levels 5.9 or…read morehigher. I only saw one route that was a 5.8, and it was on an auto-belay. However, if you have some climbing experience already, this place is so cool! In addition to the general routes inside the silos, there are also routes located between silos, and routes that make you traverse over obstacles and around doorways. Some routes get darker and darker the higher you climb, so you get a spooky feeling of climbing into a reverse abyss. Also, there are routes on the outside of the silos for lead climbing! I'm from Dallas, so I don't get to come here often and don't know how often new routes are added. But just based on the novelty of the gym, I have to give it 5 stars

Super cool and amazing the climate a green silo, though I do recommend not climbing in the middle…read moreof summer because heat rises in the upper half of the silencers get hot but that aside it's a really cool concept and I love repurposing places and things when possible.

My boyfriend and I came on half price Wednesday for day date! It was a lot of fun! Then after the…read morehour of axe throwing, we did a couple games of corn hole! Overall good & chill atmosphere! We will definitely be back!

Great place! Large open room with lots of lanes to throw in. We had a party of about 20 and it…read moreaccommodated us easily (with lots of space left for other customers) We went during their "happy hour" and were able to get cheaper throwing. They have two axe size options. There are arcade games in the upstairs loft. The owner had us watch a solid information video and then personally showed us how to throw axes and such. Super nice guy and he checked on us throughout our time there. If you're wanting to throw some good ol axes around definitely a great place to check out!

Here for a work function... The place is awesome! It was in the A/C (big bonus during Oklahoma…read moresummer heats) We arrived and signed waivers via a QR code. I made myself a little less nervous about performing axe throwing with a Miller lite - served to me with a smile from Taylor (apologies for misspelled). We as a group ate catered in City bites provided by my boss whom was also here. We were coached up by our host Taylor, she educated us on the safety stuff and away we went. Of course I love competition - so we divided into 2 teams of 4 draft pick style ... My team ended up losing all 3 sets. Did I have fun you ask... Oh yeah. This was a fun team activity and I feel like our sports medicine team members enjoyed it. The bathrooms were spotless. The parking lot area is quaint...next door neighbors on the building is the cannabis store... So that was a nice fragrance in the area. Beers were as expected... High in Price... But I understand and didn't mind paying $5per for a couple Miller Lites... (You make your money to spend it how you want right?) Plus it was early Friday afternoon and I was off work!!! I'm not sure what the cost of the facility rental was and I do remember we killed some bottles of water as a group... But either way this was a FUN time and I am eager to get back. If you have never done it... You should stop by and challenge yourself... You might even fall in love. Thank you for having My Sports Medicine group in for a great time!!! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

Such a great time and the instructor was informative and made safety protocols clear.read more

My first time axe/tomahawk throwing; honestly, I wasn't sure what to expect, it is actually a…read morelittle more difficult than I would have imagined, but fun! The atmosphere is ok. Feels like a warehouse with bay areas and barstools. I was kind of hoping there would be adult beverages and food, but it was more like waters, sodas and candy bars. You're definitely just going to throw axes and leave. Don't plan to hang out afterwards. Some of the targets/wood panels could probably be replaced. Parking is a challenge if there is a basketball tournament going on (next to the Hive basketball gym). However, the place is very clean and things were constantly being wiped down while we were there. The person giving instructions was great! He was friendly and gave good suggestions with techniques. He was patient as well. There's a kids area. Looks like it can be rented for birthday parties. It was easy to make a reservation at Urban Tomahawk. We made it the same day. Highly recommend reserving a bay for a weekend night because it was starting to get busy as we were wrapping up our game. Now that I know what to expect, I would try it out again. Definitely planning to eat before or afterwards though!

I'd wanted to try axe throwing for a while, but just hadn't had the opportunity. We went for a…read morefriend's birthday yesterday and had a blast! The guy, that I assume was the owner, was really nice and went through a short training session with us. He showed us a few different techniques and let us go for it. You get to throw an axe and/or a tomahawk. I found that I excelled with the tomahawk. It feels like kind of an aggressive "sport" but it's great for getting some pent us aggression out, especially right now with the whole covid situation. We went at dinner time, so we had the whole place to ourselves. I highly recommend checking out Urban Tomahawk for a unique experience. The prices are reasonable and it's a lot of fun. You won't regret it.

Last night was our first time going to twisted axe and we had a blast! We originally reserved a…read morelane for one hour, but had so much fun we ended up paying for an additional hour! The owner was super friendly and was continually checking on everyone to see if they needed any help with throwing. They do sell beers, water, and soda which they are VERY reasonably priced. We can't say enough good things about this place and I can't wait to go back.

Great staff, great beer selection, and I love going earlier in the day when it's not as busy.read more