This is a very moving monument located inside of veterans memorial park. It has the Wall of Honor,…read morewhich reflects the names of locals lost. There are wooden carved figures of soldiers from the different campaigns. I noticed one was missing, so I hope it's just in for repair. There are also flags and plaques throughout the park. Was a nice place to stop for a moment and giving thanks to those tht have given the ultimate.

You really have to take the time to stop and visit this place or, like me, you'll just drive by it…read moreall day. It's well kept, and a nice place to sit and contemplate a few minutes.

The nice little park is named after Oklahoma native and pilot Wiley Post who died in a plane crash…read morewith Will Rogers. It's along the banks of the Oklahoma river on the near south side. They have added the USS OKC (submarine) memorial to the park and added tht to the name. This is an awesome park with shaded pavilions and other areas. Many different playscape areas fit the kids with places for the adults. There is also a mini amphitheater for bands. Places to sit along the river and just enjoy. It was pretty warm today but the place was buzzing with activity.

Spirit Trails are a set of walking, hiking or biking trails around Midwest city. There are…read moreapproximately 18 miles of trails. There are several different loops tht connect a lot of the parks and recreational areas. I've been on this trail in different areas and everywhere I've been everything was paved and pretty easy access. It does cross several busy roads so pay attn. The pedestrians usually have the right of way but don't take tht for granted.

The park was hopping with activity this morning. Mostly the city maintenance crew out mowing and…read moreweed eating. They also had guys with backpack blowers to clean the sidewalks and paved areas. I'm guessing they want to get it cut before the rain comes back in. They have it looking pretty good.

I use to come here all the time when I was a teen and have lots of memories here. I took my kids…read morehere as an adult and they loved it. The trail around the park is also pretty cool if you want to do a short walk.

What a great bow shop in Oklahoma. They set up my new bow and were willing to teach me along the…read moreway. Just a great experience and Bryn Chapman is meticulous with how he sets up your bow. Great experience and if you haven't made the trip to Norman trust me it's worth it.

Just picked my bow up from okie land had my strings and cables replaced. Got my bow done faster…read morethan promised. Bryn ( The Owner) got my bow for me from the back and Dean got my peep and nose button tied in. With a couple of adjustments I was stacking my arrows on top of each other. This is the best archery shop in Oklahoma. The atmosphere is great and the staff is even better. Won't go anywhere else. Okie land Bowhunters if you know you know.

Love the area, quality equipment on the playground, nice-looking tennis courts (not that I would…read moreknow anything about tennis courts, but there are always people playing out there and it seemed to be going well?) and even bathrooms - although I did not use them, so can't really speak to much more than that they exist! Would definitely get 5 stars, but the lack of mulch on the playground is a big issue. It desperately needs to be filled in. I'm there with little ones, and they have a tough time reaching the equipment because the mulch that constitutes the ground is so low.

This is a small park and with Covid the playground its closed but the covered picnic tables are…read morenice. They also have tennis courts. On the fence on the courts is some artwork. Many people walk their dogs here. They even have doggie-doo-doo bags with a dedicated trashcan for the doo-doo. It's quiet enough and nice.

Thanks to @DowntownOKCInc, this was one of those magical nights in my pretty little city that I…read morehope I will always remember. I could have lived anywhere, but I chose to stay in my hometown. Some days, especially election days, this decision makes me wonder if I need a psych evaluation. But on a n ight like the night of Starlight Supper, I know I am of sound mind and body. Because nights like this are why I chose to stay. A couple of lovely people were passionate about the need for a clinic at Emerson School. They happen to also be passionate about food, wine, and the importance of a few evenings in one's life spent in repose, dining under the stars in the crisp night sky and few hundred thousand twinkle lights. They happen to know how to blend those two passions into a massive fundraiser (seemingly just by smiling and calling in a few hundred of the thousands of favors they've done over the years). The four courses were amazing: I guess that's what you get when you ask four of the city's best chefs to harness their power and create a course of a meal, crafted to be remembered for a long time to come. It probably didn't hurt that LOCAL, Flint and Urban Wine Works are some of my faves - I haven't been to Vast yet but surely I will love it. The champagne cocktail from LOCAL was my favorite drink of the evening, but I certainly enjoyed the several different kinds of wine from Urban Wine Works, my home away from home. One of those nights where you bump into a lot of folks you like, a few you love, and one or two you'd happily give a kidney. Sitting in the shadow of two of my favorite buildings in Downtown OKC, 17 years after I first started working Downtown, I just had to smile and be so thankful for the opportunity to live this life in the city I love.

We attended Starlight Supper 2017 and it was just gorgeous! The grounds were taken care of and the…read morelighting/ambiance couldn't have been any better! The food was good and the Cabernet was great!

Good people, good selection and good atmosphere! They have all your disc golf needs! Disc, baskets,…read morebags, swag and tips. They have it all and you can get your drinks and snaps in the same parking lot