First time here and loved it .. it took us 30 mins not an hour but that was because we were the…read moreonly 2 there . Very friendly owners ,, Thank you for a great tour

I can not say enough about the service and accommodations this facility offered my family…read more WE ARE NOT IN THE HORSE BUSINESS. We have zero experience with the animals or work involved in this industry. Our family has member with quadriplegia (wheelchair bound) that desired to ride a horse for Christmas. Cottonwood Creek Ranch was not only up for the task, they were excited to share in the experience -- providing therapy thru horse riding. Despite the wicked cold (4 degree Fahrenheit with 30 mph winds and snow), the staff came out in full force with the sweetest horse to help our physically limited family member get on that horse and ride around the barn. The pictures speak volumes. I highly recommend for all novice horse enthusiasts. The professionalism and friendliness of this establishment is worth investigating.

Large property hidden inside a quiet residential neighborhood. They have a giant stable filled with…read morebeautiful show horses. You can pay for riding lessons here given in a massive indoor practice facility. They even do birthday parties for the younglings. Prices are average for what they do, but it's definitely a pricey hobby/sport. One thing is for sure, the family here are good people and they hire quality workers that really care. If you are prepared to dedicate your time and money, or need a place to keep your horse, this place is as good as any around. Also they live on property making it very accessible.

This is an annual festival held in the public market grounds just west of downtown OKC. They have…read morevendors selling g all kinds of items, plants, food, antiques and just about anything you can imagine. They have a dedicated food truck area tht even had Maine mobster. There is a nice covered area and the had live local musicians on the stage. Good thing there was a nice breeze or it would have been really hot. Spent a couple hrs walking around and listening to the music. Parking is all around. There are free spots, you just need to look. First place I stopped wanted 20 bucks which is robbery to me but people were paying. Just around the corner was a bunch of free spots. Wasn't too crowded but there was a nice crowd.

I was lucky enough to nab a pair of these tickets from the yelp elite perks. I had such a great…read moretime at this two day event downtown. I am not a huge country fan but I love a good music festival especially when it is close to home. I went to the main stage events on Friday and I was blown away by Merle Haggard! I was the most excited to see this country legend live and he put on a great show! Saturday I really enjoyed listening to Randy Rogers and Lady Antebellum. The event was held in the old ford dealership and the location was nice, but It would have been better if we had been able to bring blankets and chairs inside for more comfortable seating. Even if they had an area in the back where you could have set up a chair or had a blanket it would have improved the event greatly. The set up was great if you like dancing and walking around. The food trucks around the main stage felt adequate for the number of people in attendance. The beer was $5 and a water was $4 which was pricey. I felt that you should have been able to bring in some water with you due to the heat and humidity, but I understand they wanted to make money. I just always worry that people will not drink enough water in the heat. I saw at least two people being seen by medics and both looked to be because of heat and dehydration. The event was spread out all over downtown and the stages were pretty far apart. It was also a little frustrating that once you were in the main stage you couldn't leave and check out the other areas of the festival. All in all I feel this event was a success! It was the first year of Okc Fest and I would be interested in checking it out if it happens again next year! I really debated on giving it five stars, but I feel there is room for improvement next year.

Once again the OKC Fest rocks! The lineup couldn't have been better! Can't wait until next year!read more

I was over in the area snd hadn't been here in a while so pulled in. Did not realize they were…read moreclosed on Sunday so just checked out the grounds. With firefighters in the family and having been a volunteer firefighter back in my younger days it has a special meaning. Especially the Wall of Honor for the fallen. This is a great place to look at the history of fire fighting and some of the antique equipment they used. Highly recommended stop.

Small but mighty. A visit with a 2 yr old is always…read morequestionable. He was surprisingly interested. Most kids love Firetrucks. When you first walk in get pics with their heads in cutouts. To the side is a small toy firetruck to ring bell and another pic. Along wall are cases of antique toys and anything to do with firetrucks. Our grandson loved looking and pointed alot. I know he would of loved to get ahold of the things. Very interesting to see changes over the years. Several full size trucks on display along with pictures. Toward back a table for children to color, having several different fireman pictures. A case with newer Paw Patrol items was fun for grandson to see also. We purchased him a t-shirt too.

Review #61 Location:…read more 30 W. 1st Street, Edmond, OK 73003, near N. Broadway, in downtown Edmond. Google lists the address as 30 W. 1st Street and Yelp has it as 26 W. 1st Street. Details: The Festival Market Place is where most of the events, festivals, concerts, and farmers markets for Edmond are held. It has a large, outdoor area to set up numerous tents, booths, food trucks, etc, while allowing many people to gather in an area off the streets. Posted on Thursday, 16 May 2019

May to June is the strawberry season here in the Sooner state and I've been waiting to go to pick…read moreyour own strawberries here since I stumbled across their page on FB last November! Growing up in Surrey, England, my parents always took us to all kinds of pick your own farms so this is a nostalgic activity for me. The husband has never been to anything like this but he is always game. As it turned out, the farm isn't very far from our abode! Make sure to follow them on facebook for available days for picking and opening hours, they are not open everyday. We went on a Tuesday and rechecked their facebook before leaving the house just to make sure they were going to open. The gates generally open at 4.30pm or a little earlier to prevent traffic build-up and road blockage in front of the farm. Regardless, picking begins at 5pm. We were there a little before 4.30pm but happily waited and enjoyed the scenery, fresh air, and observing the cows in the distant. Oh, the gorgeous Australian Shepherd at the farm also doubles as the hostess. She runs up to greet everybody that walked up to the strawberry patch. We also got to see her in action herding the cows. You'll be given a bucket to pick your strawberries, they are lined with a plastic bag which gets lifted out for weighing and then you just take that home, so there's no need to bring anything with you. And If I remember correctly the strawberries were $8 per lb. If your bucket is piled high with strawberries they will weigh around 5 lbs which you then pay just $7 for a pound. The husband doesn't like strawberries so I could only pick a couple of pounds. This is such a fun activity for all members of the family especially the little ones. If you haven't been to a You Pick farm, I highly recommend it!

What a treat!!! My family and I had the opportunity to visit this wonderful farm and pick the most…read moredelicious, homegrown strawberries we've ever tasted. My kids still talk about their experience there, and we cannot wait to go back this season and pick more berries and peruse all the vegetables that are also grown on site. Thank you Buffalo Creek Berry Farm!

Thank you Edmond for a memorable 4th of July. The fireworks show was amazing, and it was 30minutes…read morelong! Prior to the fireworks show, there were food and drink vendors, activities for kids, and free watermelon at the UCO campus. Don't forget to check the libertyfest website for times and details. We ate dinner before going, and I'm glad we did because I only saw a few vendors: 2 food, 1 ice cream, 1 snow cone. The free watermelon was cool and sweet, perfect on a hot night. There were so many people at the UCO campus at 8:30pm that we decide to leave, re-park outside the campus, and watch the fireworks show from a distance to avoid getting stuck in traffic. The view from across the street was still beautiful. Someone had their radio tuned to the local station so we could hear the music synchronized to the fireworks. The station was mentioned on the libertyfest website so don't forget to check. Don't forget to bring your lawn chairs or a blanket.