This is my favorite park in Edmond for walking/running. The outer trail is 2.8 miles and there are…read moreseveral offshoots if you want to go off road as well. Also, the disc golf course is well done and the people who also use it are friendly and helpful.

Great park with clean playground toys, excellent trails, and SO many pavilions to host outdoor…read moreevents at. I used to play disc golf here and the course was great! Rant: I see too many ppl with their dogs off leashes. Not cool. I go full Karen mode when I see this.

Has the OKC signage. Has hammocks. Has sports equipment to use and has corn hole to play with…read more Ample parking space. Has table and chairs for snacks to order. Good place to chill as it is by the river. See images and videos for reference.

I'm an umpire and I just finished empireing three games back to back out here at Wheeler Park went…read moreup to the concession stand to get something to drink and they told me that they don't give umpires anything free to drink so I tried to buy one scratched up enough cash to get one and then I got told that they don't take cash. Love how you treat your empires out here wheeler

Bricktown River Walk Park is one of those places that sneaks up on you a little, because the star…read morehere isn't a lawn or a playground. It's the canal itself, sliding quietly through the middle of Oklahoma City. The whole stretch feels made for wandering, the kind of slow walk where you drift from one little viewpoint to the next as the city unfolds around. The riverboat tours add to the charm with those flat, slow-moving boats with a guide up front pointing out bits of history and local color as you glide under bridges and past murals. If you follow the path long enough, you end up at the Centennial Land Run Monument, which is absolutely worth the detour. All that bronze motion is frozen in place that tells a story better than some museums manage. Taken together, the canal, the boats, the art and the slow pace, make this a lovely spot as you explore Oklahoma City. [Review 427 of 2026 - 175 in Oklahoma - 25610 overall]

For mid November the place is awesome. Flowers still in bloom, trees full and the grass was lush…read moreand green. A lot of the trees are covered with lighting. Some for Christmas and some just to brighten the place up. You can walk on either side with bridges available to crossover. Big thing I noticed today is there aren't as many benches to sit and watch. Might have moved some thinking the cold was here, but I'm Not sure. Really awesome area. I try to stay away during the week with all the construction and traffic but the weekends aren't bad. Sunday being the best IMO.

Had a great time taking myself on a solo date to the wheeler district. Plenty of room for kids to…read morerun around and seating for families to eat and relax and enjoy a bite, play games, sweet treat! A ice cream truck was also there. And of course a chance to ride the Ferris wheel !

To visit this place best time is night time. The giant wheeler can be spot in a distance when it…read morelighted at night. They close at 9 pm. Parking is free at the ground. It is great place to have the OKC sign that show you have been to Oklahoma City. The wheel does not many people at the spring time because the weather still cold for wheel goer. The store I front of the wheel serve ice cream and food. The seating areas are very nice. It has the swing seat.

Was driving by and it's a nice day so decided to check out the lake. It's a nice little lake set…read moreback behind done businesses. If you are not paying attn you will miss the sign. There is active fishing, playscape, pavilion and numerous Punic tables and grills. There is no overnight camping as the park closes every night. There is also no swimming allow. It has a nice walking trail around the lake measuring just over a mile.

Lake Overholser Park is a delightful retreat in Oklahoma City, perfect for nature lovers. The park…read morefeatures scenic views of the lake and surrounding prairie, with vibrant sunsets stealing the show. Well-maintained trails offer easy walking or biking, complemented by shaded picnic areas ideal for families or group outings. Fishing spots yield catches like bass, and boat ramps make kayaking accessible, though wind can be a factor.

apprently not everyone is allowed to park and enjoy the place due to the fact the old people with…read morenothi g better to do make assumetions and call the cops. i thought i would hang out to beat the heat but instead i was constantly being watxhed ubtil they thought i was doibg something i wasnt . i was told i can hang out bur not set up camp. i was just rearranging my car, its an older car 20 y old. the paranoia from these no lifers fo there park is unreal . im just a disabled cancer survicor trying to beat the heat. at least the cop knew it was a bs call. ut the old fart tha called is atill watching my every move. how dissapointibf dor the human race . being profiled iant fun.

I stopped here to eat my takeout dinner from George's Happy Hog because I didn't want to have my…read morehotel room smell of barbecue all night. Pied Piper fit the bill for me because it had a nice covered picnic shelter where I was able to put my box of 'cue and drink. While it was a bit windy, it was a lovely picnic. The park is a two blocks long but at the top end where I was, they have set up a large but low playground climbing frame a nice swing set and some more picnic tables and benches. A nice paved walking trail and a large open space, surrounded by homes with street parking. [Review 16223 overall - 63 in Oklahoma - 1729 of 2021.]

We had a great stay in The Lodge! It was the perfect size for our family of 4. Everything was very…read moreclean with lots of activities. The pool was our personal favorite! We can't wait come back in the fall.

under new management it is going great lot of new stuff happening follow on fb the pool is open…read morecamping hiking horse back riding