In order to talk about Roman Nose General Store, I have to mention the park that it operates in…read moreabout an hour and 15 minutes west and north of Oklahoma City. Roman Nose State Park, named after Cheyenne Chief Henry, is one of the original seven Oklahoma State Parks. A former Cheyenne winter camp, the park is set in a beautiful canyon, surrounded by gypsum rock cliffs. Roman Nose boasts a stunning golf course, stables for horseback riding, hiking trails, WPA buildings, an enormous spring fed swimming pool and two spring fed trout stocked lakes. There are Cabins, Tee Pees and camping areas as well as a Lodge, originally constructed in 1956, and renovated in 2010 to reflect the natural landscape of the surrounding area. It's beautiful. The Lodge does not have dining at this time and that is not a loss, if you don't mind driving up canyon to the General Store. A rustic looking building, the General Store rents canoes, kayaks and paddleboats and sets up horseback riding rentals. Their "store" has a little bit of everything campers might need and fun stuff as well. Oodles of ice cream goodies, beverages and snacks plus a wide array of gear and accessories. Their are Games for rainy hours or nighttime leisure hours as well as the usual first aid essentials. The restaurant itself has comfortably distanced family sized tables in a large dining room. There's a smaller deck with tighter spaced tables. Bathrooms were big and clean. There were paper menus, weekend specials, lots of variety and a Sunday Breakfast Buffet that we had just missed the day before. We were told they do Breakfast all day, which is nice; but their 1/3 lb. Burgers sounded pretty good to us. Basically build your own, we both opted for cheeseburgers and chose sides. It was tough choosing though. In addition to a lengthy Breakfast menu, they had Catfish, Pork Chops, Chicken Fried Steak, Indian Tacos, Chef Salad and a whole section of sandwiches and appetizers. The burgers were cooked medium as requested and delicious. My husband loved his fries and my okra portion was both crispy and overly generous. The bacon was perfect. Seriously. I almost ate it separately! We had a good time. The staff were enthusiastic and friendly. We were on our way out of the park, as we had just stayed overnight at the beautiful Lodge to swim, rest and enjoy the scenery before traveling on to Oklahoma City. I recommend both places in this lovely park, actually. I would be remiss not to mention, though, that one of the lakes is empty at this time while they rebuild the earthen dam - Lake Watonga, I believe. The lake at the Lodge and in front of the General Store is full. https://www.travelok.com/state-parks/roman-nose-state-park

I think I'll give it all 5 stars due to it has everything you might had forgot to pack. Plus it…read morehas a restaurant, as well as souvenirs. We ate at the restaurant, and while it wasn't that great, it was ok and easy. The people who own or work there were very friendly. They have kayaks and paddle boats to rent. We rented a paddle boat, kinda expensive for what we got but ehhh it was ok. Grandson was happy. Over all nice trip, and getaway.

First time trying their summer camp. Daughter has previous camp experience with other facilities…read more She said the place is huge but this place is a little bit rougher on the horses compared to the other place she went to. They have an adult and usually a younger person helping at camp. The younger girl helping was mean most of the time to the campers. They probably need to pick those helpers more carefully. Over all the experience was great.

I can't say enough good things about this place!! My granddaughter started with camps and graduated…read moreto lessons and has become a pretty amazing rider! Best staff, trainers, in the business!! Horses are well trained, sweet-tempered. Perfect for the beginners to hone their riding skills. You not only learn how to ride, but to ride safely, how to care for your horse, and have a darned good time doing it!! Truly a horse-lovers dream!!

No grass in the fairways. Played the Aqua Canyon course. Came from Kansas to play thinking with the…read morerain we have had that it would be nice. Will not be back.

Really nice course, the people were great I look forward to playing the course again when it's…read moregreen.

Here for a birthday party. Staff was nice and helpful. This pool is huge!!! The girls loved the…read moreslide. Bathrooms clean. All good reviews from our experience!! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

First time back at this pool in years, and I must say I am very disappointed in how it is being ran…read morenow. There are kids all over, in all three parts of the pool, running, and climbing through the rails (which I can only keep my kid from doing these things, but I have no control over the others). Anyways, there are kids playing in front of the slide while kids are coming down it just waiting to get knocked in the face, kids all over in the diving area while kids are jumping off the boards. And on top of all that only 1 lifeguard (who is not even paying attention to the kids but instead looking at his Apple Watch) was put out to watch ALL of the children in ALL three areas! This place has honestly gone down the drain and the staff is just plain rude.

Great well maintained course. I love playing here!read more

I love this course. Its a rather short course and not overly difficult. It isn't a mind-blowing…read moretrack by any means but it has it's advantages. It's quiet, well maintained, quick pace of play, affordable and the staff is friendly. Amenities aren't anything special but everything else makes up for it. I've quickly made Kingfisher my "home" course, and have a hard time choosing to golf anywhere else because I know how pleasurable my quick round will be in Kingfisher.

This is a great place for all your family and friends to go and have a great time. Not just axe…read morethrowing but also offers pool, cornhole, darts, rage room for kids and beer for the parents! What more can you ask for on family night.

Big park with lots to see! My husband and I went to play disc golf with our pup and enjoyed it…read moredearly. It's a little bit of a hike to play, but definitely a must-try for some minor adventure over the weekend. 18 holes total. Hole 1 is off of Santa Fe just passed W. Covell. You will see a smaller side entrance into the park right next to a large pavilion. You can't miss it!

I am a pretty active discgolfer and have played quite a few courses. This is definitely at the top…read moreof my list for courses in the okc area. It is not for beginners though. There are a lot of trees and wooded areas to lose discs in and the course isn't marked very well. If you get here and can't find your way around, there are usually local golfers that can help you. That being said, there are a lot of terrain changes and obstacles to make for a fun game. Even though there isnt a map to look at it's not too difficult to make your way through the course and they are making it easier all the time with new signage. Mitch Park is huge, so when you get to it pull into the West entrance off of Covell. Follow the street to the back left and park in the circle parking by the Kids Playground. From here, 18's basket and Hole 1 teepad is located behind the large pavilion..away from the circle parking. There is a board that will tell you what pin position the course is on and from there you will see how nice the course is. Have fun and ask for help if you need it. There are usually plenty of friendly people out there, most will let you play with them if you ask. There are also a few out of the way benches around the course and away from the walking trails...to get back to nature.