This was a fun place for the whole family. We were able to use both bays for our large family and…read morewe all had a lot of fun. It would be great for a party or just to kill an hour or two.

Honestly, we didn't expect much from the middle of nowhere Oklahoma. We headed out with our camper…read moreon timer the campsites at the lake were decent, although first come first serve. Pulled up and the sites were easy to find. For only $15 a night you get water and electric and there are 8 spots. By the end of the night every spot was taken. We loved our sight. Lake views from the back and plenty of space for our boys to run around. There are two ok-ish playgrounds. There is a swim beach but...I saw snacks in the reeds so go in at your own risk. Right off the campsite is the trailhead to a pretty hard mountain bike trail that goes all the way around the lake. If you don't mountain bike it is also open to hikers. The trail and park are well maintained and we were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed out time here.

Somewhere I can't wait to be each day! Great atmosphere, coaching and everyone is there for the…read moresame reason. Coaching is on point and you are guaranteed to grow week to week. Come check it out!

Love this box. World class coaching backed by some of the most experienced people in Crossfit…read more Quality movement is the priority and the coaching staff provides answers for any question you may have. If you are interested in Crossfit west of OKC, this is THE BOX.

Top quality repair service, at a very reasonable price. These guys shoot ya straight and are…read morehonest to the core. Like any seasonally dictated service, one may experience the occasional lag with respect to projected repair completion timeline. But one should expect that from any boat repair service. Most of which do not operate any where near the level of integrity that is standard of Big Tow. Only boat repair business i have interacted with over the years of which i feel are a level above the best of the rest. Top Notch! Highly Recommended!! jaybird

After taking my boat to a repair shop in Okc and being charged over 750.00, and boat didn't run…read morelike it should, I remembered seeing a place close to Foss Lake. I spoke with the gentleman and he had it fixed in no time, and was very reasonably priced and friendly.

Hot, that's how this town is. The restaurant was surprisingly good, as the chef is a trained…read moreprofessional and not what one may have expected at a dude ranch. The server was super warm and interesting, as she told us about her other job, raising bucking broncos. Populated with a lot of locals it has a good reputation for good food.

Really love this dog park when traveling across country if I'm in the area and it happens to still…read morebe open I always go here 100% and I always make sure to pick up my waist immediately. That way owners will never get upset. At least that's just me I do wish however it would be open later because sometimes I show up later at night. If you're worried about vandalism, throw up a couple cameras and that will deter dumb people real quick .

With so few gas stations having a place to let your dogs stretch on those road trips, this place is…read morea total score! Right behind the gas station, it's got it's own parking and is fenced for both large and small dogs. Each park is about size of an Olympic pool, with enough room for them to run but not enough to wear you out if you have to go chasing after them when it's time to go. The parks were super clean, with a picnic table for people and some logs and rock formations for the dogs to sniff. They were about a fifty fifty mix of grass and dirt, with no sticker burrs to worry about.

This is a beautiful 8,000 acre Wildlife Refuge that was established in 1961 and managed by the fish…read moreand Wildlife Service. It is home to 40,000 geese and waterfowl that migrate there each winter and take protection here. In the spring Sandhill Cranes and Whooping Cranes use this area as a resting place. Ross Reservoir runs right through the middle of it. There are hiking trails and recreation areas with a boat launch ramp for small boats if you want to fish. There is an observation tower at Owl Cove which provides an elevated view of where the river widens out to form boss lake. If you are a birder there are a number of photo blinds available around the refuge. Controlled hunting is also offered at various times during the year. Check in at the Refuge Headquarters to get maps and information.

The city park is also an RV park. So in addition to playgrounds and a ballfield, there are RV…read moreparking spots with hookups. I think most of them are reserved but there are some that appear to be "first come first served." I was driving onwards so I did not spend the night here. There is a free RV dumpsite on the main road. Easy to access and with a hose that has flush water. Did I say "free"? [Review 21106 overall - 148 in Oklahoma - 69 of 2024.]