The wording is to ambiguous on rule 2. We booked multiple tee times and had a 7some. The rules make…read moreyou think that it is wrong to have more than 5 in one tee time. What is the point of booking multiple tee times with your friends if you can't even play together. Other courses I played this is not an issue if you book multiple tee times and had enough people to make it make sense.

Played there on Friday. I have played ther for over 30 years and the course is in the best shape I…read morehave every seen it. There was grass on tees I have never seen before. Very enjoyable.

If you decide to stay in one of the cabins, you should remember to bring a big can of RAID…read more We had a 3 night reservation and found that we were sharing the place with woodlice. Also known as pill bugs or roly polys. They come out at night. The first night, there was only about a dozen of them. We dispatched them and went about our business. It seemed like they were coming out of the shower drain, so we covered it up. The second night, they doubled down. About 40 of the invaders arrived. We took care of the problem like the troopers we are. On the third night, we returned to our cabin at midnight. There was a flash mob of crustaceans waiting for us. The floors were alive with hundreds of the buggers. We swept them up and dumped them into the toilet, but they kept coming. They seemed to be coming from everywhere. Out of the woodwork. From under the bed. From the water heater closet. Fortunately, these Armadillidium Vulgare don't bite or sting. But it's not pleasant when they meet their demise under your bare feet. And it's pretty creepy when they're crawling on you in bed. In the morning, when we checked out, we reported the assault to Kelli at the front desk. She seemed a little skeptical until I showed her a picture of the toilet, loaded with a large group of captives about to meet their maker. Kelli asked why we didn't call them about the problem. The first 2 nights, it didn't seem like a big deal. The 3rd night was different. And, it was midnight. We didn't like the idea of waiting for someone to blast the bugs (and us) before we go to bed. And, we had already been informed that all other cabins had been rented. Kelli understood and wanted to offer compensation, but the manager would have to approve it. The manager was in a meeting. She offered to talk to the manager, and we would get a call from them later. Kelli called about a half hour later to tell us that the manager credited us 10% for our trouble. Well, I guess that about covers the sales tax.

rented this cabin for a weekend getaway with friends, and unfortunately, the experience was far…read morebelow expectations. Upon arrival, we were immediately disappointed by the state of the cabin. The floors had duct tape stuck to the tiles, likely covering up cracks, which was a safety hazard. The kitchen was also in poor condition - there were coffee stains on the counters and crumbs left on the kitchen table from previous guests. In the bedroom, the light fixture didn't work, though there was a lamp as a workaround. Things only got worse when we pulled out the futon from the couch. The mattress was stained and dirty, with food wrappers stuck to it, indicating it hadn't been properly cleaned. To top it off, the bathroom door wouldn't lock, which was concerning for privacy and safety. While I considered filing a complaint with the office, I was hesitant as it was a weekend and I feared there would be no other cabins available. Given the high price for just two nights, I was expecting much better quality. Sadly, this cabin did not live up to the standards I was hoping for, and I left feeling truly disappointed. I really hope the property addresses these issues for future guests. Good nature views though. But for the amount I paid you could honestly get a better hotel room.

Lake Murray state park is absolutely beautiful! We love to camp here. We always bring our camper…read moreand stay in Elephant Rock but the cabins are super nice too! They are a bit ran down looking from the outside but the insides are nice. The lake is beautiful and the trails are awesome! I love that they have playgrounds and washer and dryers at the park too. The people that work at the state park store and lodge/cabin check in are very rude though. The park hosts are awesome and we have a great time, I just wish the employees were nicer inside the store and check in areas.

Tipps Point. Expected to be busy. Our campsite was ok....but narrow pads. Also, biggest issue was…read morepeople's dogs and them not controlling them. Big dog, big barks heard hundreds of yards away. Most of them have no respect for their neighbors having to listen to it. Bring your headphones or ear buds. I won't stay on tipps point again. ​​

Love Arbuckle!! I have been multiple times over the years! Went during the midday heat and the…read moreanimals were still out and about!

Do not come here, GO TO THE NEW ANIMAL PARK IN BROKEN BOW!!!!!…read more the walk through is permanently shut down, completely in disrepair, the restaurant hasn't been open in I don't know how long, the gift shop is full of 00's merch that looks like it hasn't been bought since the 00's so they don't want to buy new/better looking inventory. The first animals you drive up on are Arctic Foxes that looked sad to be there, even their "about me" plaque picture was them standing in snow but it was 89° in May when we visited and they were just looking half dead. If this is a state or family ran park- they clearly don't care to spend the money to update it. The women's restroom has 7-10 stalls, only 2 now work with black and white last second printed signs saying "flush twice" with painters roller pans underneath- I assume to catch water? But the bathrooms were lowkey flooding anyway. I feel so bad for the pretty high school looking aged girls that work there. They had great attitudes but to work in a place like that is unfair to them. My family and I will never come back here, they need to donate all of their animals to the brand new animal drive-thru park in Hochatown, Oklahoma. That company cares about their zoo!!

The course is not too long , and fairly straight forward. Front 9 is wide open, back 9 has lots of…read moreelevation changes and couple of good dog legs. The greens are small and have multiple tiers. I played in March, the Greens are over seeded, the rest of the course was still dormant. Fun course for juniors, seniors and someone looking for a good deal. Checkout GolfNow for great prices.

I had the privilege of taking the into class with Ryan at G2's shooting academy. I can say my…read moreexperience exceeded all hopes I had for an into level class. The class taught me key fundamentals that increased not only my shooting but my confidence on the range. As a new shooter with a passion and dream to take my hobby to the professional level. I am glad that I am starting my journey learning from a sound school and help from great people! Cannot wait to get into and learn more through the next two stages of the classes programs!

What looks like a nice facility has fallen to poor upkeep. The concession stands were closed for…read morethe tournament so can't comment there other than, really? The men's room was nasty and ran out supplies. There was ababy changing table. All the stands had shade covers and there lots of nice benches and tables. The kids play area looked nice and was covered to protect kids from stray fly balls. Some of the girls complained about the infields. They were made of some sandy-pebbly material that made the girls dig like cats at home plate and the mound. The chalk lines were lost before the first game was half way finished.

This is our 135th dog park, if memory serves. Yes we travel…read more What this very nice dog park has: Small section Large dog section Water Trash cans Bags provided Excellent parking everything needed and easily found (just keep driving, it's at the end). Freeway visible from the park. It's a little isolated, but that doesn't bother me. Nice staff taking trash out! Nice patrons with their dogs. People are friendly and talk to you. In both sections there are dig marks under the far tractor gates (opposite parking lot) where dogs can get out. I would fix that if it were me. It appears that big dogs go in the small dog section as is evidenced by lack of picking up dog poop. It's not terrible, but the 3-4 big piles I picked up in a small area speaks. It's not hard people, pick up after your dogs. Since my dog wrote a book on dog parks (it's a funny, yet practical guide) I figure I should leave the owners of a park something they could improve on. Sooooo...... One comment on something that should get fixed (#1 issue at a lot of dog parks so this park is not alone): If you are going to allow pools for dogs (they are not always allowed due to disease, and people waste water) throw large, course rocks down in the pool drainage area. With grass nearby you might need to section it off. It's easy, it's cheap. Why do it? Stagnant water spreads disease, it's messy, someone could slip if it's not easily visible. Example. Right now the small dog section is very wet, but you can't see it. Slip hazard. Big section it is an all out pond. If it were my dog park, and if you insist on pools, I would only allow small pools that can only fill 1-2 inches. A 75 year old person should be able to dump the pool themselves to get clean water! If they can't it's too big. Break out the drill and make holes up higher so it can't fill much. The dogs just need their pads to wet to cool off, and they can still roll in it if you want that. Small dog section could get away with a hot water heater aluminum drainage pan!! That's my 2 cents.