the trail followed a similar path as i remember from previous experiences, mostly during high…read moreschool on the running team with nearby cascia hall. i'd gotten a calling to visit a resting place connected to the trail, to the left of the light at 21st and cincinnati. the resting place still had a table and chairs, as it did years ago when a friend coordinated dinner from a then nearby torchy tacos location. cultural exchange relating to ethnicity has been a staple in our relationship, at least as i'm reporting. thus, i'd placed an unopen package of tortillas, that momma had got from her grocery store, at the table where we ate before, as a sort of offering to an aspect of cultural identity that i've not solidified, but that has been causing rub that has kept me from living the life i'd want to lead. so, i'll attempt to emphasize here that i placed our tortillas there for any one who cares to recognize human unity from a cultural perspective. what is more, i met a fellow nighttime walker who gave direction to the reminiscing journey, advising me the gas station that once adjoined the trail off boston had closed, and also that it leads to maple ridge park if you continue that way, with an identifiable crossing sign advising pedestrians of the most abrupt turn, of which i know, from the river, across the intersection at 21st & cincinnati, and all the way to the park entrance. nonetheless, i did not walk to the river yesterday for a lack of intention to stay in the area until sunrise, and hesitated to take a picture of such a serene transition from a trail by humans for humans to what i'd estimate is, by foot traffic, the number 1 place to experience tulsa landscape, and not to confuse nature with a page layout, i'd sure love to henry james that jawn.

Grab your running shoes and meet me on the trails!!!!!…read more These trails are awesome...filled with scenery, art, rest area, and lots of people out and about. I found these trails whole grabbing food. Peaked my interest and I looooove it! Nice and peaceful run, walk, bike ride, skate, skateboard...etc... These trails connect Maple Park, Gathering Place, and River Parks. I just kept running and running and running AND I loved it. I will say that each time I made it back before dark. It can be rather creepy at nightfall... I started at around 14th and Peoria - ended at different places on Riverside (as you can go towards downtown area or as far as 61st and Riverside - as I did both). Goes much farther but these were my limits each way because I had to save enough energy to make it back. Bring water or hydration - water was spread far (IF it worked and IF you want tap). See you on the trails!!!!!!

I used to take my sons to this small lake over 35 years ago. Fished for crappies and sunfish. I was…read morea great little lake and great memories. To fish you used to need both a state license and a Bixby city permit.

I went to walk the trails and did some exploring on-foot, and I loved what they had here! Beautiful…read moreviews of the lake, marked trails, and me and my partner even did a bit of climbing! The climbing wasn't necessary, just part of some of our fun. From the parking lot area, we went up the hill towards the trees, away from the lake, and the trails they had there were well marked, but not particularly wide walking paths like Turkey Mountains'. If you are in the mood to feel like you are exploring nature "off the beaten path" while still being on a trail, this is a great place to do it! I will be going again!

Enjoyed the cabin, the pools, the hot tub, the sauna, the bistro, and the club house. Friendly…read morestaff and guests. Very nice and comfortable atmosphere.

This has been by far the most relaxed place to be. Been here 3.5 years and our place in the Meadows…read moreis great for us. Looking for full time in the near future

This was a different experience where I performed live here, while witnessing the scenery. There…read morewas a birdwatching tour before the event + show took place & I missed it, which means I'll have to come back up here to check it out. It was fresh off of a lightly rainy day & to hear the birds chirping a majority of the time I was there did something to my well being. I believe the person I met was Maggie (I'm really bad with names), she's the Nature Programs Director. She enjoyed the music & she was nice. The lady at the front desk was really nice too. Good experience all-around.

The trails were beautiful, easy to walk with children, and easily accessible when able to get to…read morethem from nature center. This nature center parking lot closes at 5. If having to park away from the parking lot it might be quite a walk to the trails. The inside of the nature center had clean bathrooms, a kids area with a couch and some books, and things for kids to look at. There were multiple artifacts out that I felt I had to stop my toddler from possible breaking. So maybe not kid safe for multiple kids being watched by one parent.

2 billion gallon concrete lined lake that is a reservoir for the Tulsa Water Treatment plant…read more There is fishing allowed from the banks. This is a good lake for winter water fowl, some unusual water fowl have been spotted. You can walk around the entire lake and there is hiking in the area. There is parking off Mohawk Blvd in two places.

You can only bank fish from here. It's a decent spot for catfish on the smaller side. I go because…read moreit's close to home but it's not the ideal spot. There is a nice bait shop about half a mile away. I'd say the worst thing about this place is there is no wind blockage so be ready for some heavy winds!

So this review isn't for the Park as a whole, but rather the riding stables…read more We've gotten in the habit of taking The Kid to Sequoyah every spring and fall break for a little riding. At no time have we ever had anything less than a stellar experience. The wranglers are all great. Friendly, talkative and eager to cater to the riders in any way. They even fulfill our request for The Kid to always have the same horse, which is a HUGE plus for her. We've been there so many times we know the names of most of the horses. The rides are just under an hour and are a really nice, restorative experience.

Great retreat venue. Comfortable meeting room for our group of approximately 80. Unfortunately…read morethere were no onsite kitchen facilities due to a previous fire but caterers are available. Beautifully kept grounds on lakeside setting. Nice walking trails. Beautiful inspiration point peninsula just outside the meeting area. I stayed in a studio cottage which was clean and comfortable, and included a fridge with freezer and microwave. There were multiple windows overlooking the lake. There are multiple options for accommodations. Very nice experience.

got here, easily located the park by following the route where we turned off the street to the set…read moreof three flags a little in the distance. then we arrived and while waiting, i'd saw a hiking trail map and, novel to me, a bug hotel, the latter to the side near the back of the main building, an observatory center, and also definitely inspiring me to construct one for where i'm living, a proximate reason not to treat insects at the crib as harshly as i've done before. by the by, library storybook event about to start, not too late if you can get here before the group gets too far !

I am absolutely loving my double date at the firefly presentation here this evening; a romantic…read moredate night that is free and educational :-)

Great splash pad! Posted hours say the splash pad is open from 10AM-8PM during the summer. It is…read moreconsidered a Tulsa Parks Splash pad. Lots of fixtures that spray water! Buckets that dump water! Even a small rainbow that spits out stream of water for kiddos to run through. Shaded sitting space under the gazebo right by the splash pad. The playground is right next to the splash pad also!

Yesterday I walked past one if the closed gates and found a horse arena and little rock dam at the…read moreend of a lake. I also noticed a disc golf course. They have added signs to help get around in the park, it is very easy to get lost. Oxley nature center is now closed Sunday and Monday. At first I thought it just meant the building, they meant the whole road that leads to the area.