Park of the OK park system, this facility has fields, basketball court, tennis courts, playground,…read moreswings, pavilion, a community center and walking paths. There is also a ball field with lights. Oh and I almost forgot there is a dog park as well. The problem is that it's become rather run down, especially the tennis and basketball courts. It's overdue for maintenance that is for sure. I'm still glad to have come here to enjoy some air and get in a walk.

Stars and Stripes Park sits right by Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City and makes for a solid spot to…read morespend a few hours outside. The playground has a cool patriotic theme with rocket slides and climbing spots that keep kids busy for a good while--it's fenced in, so parents can relax a bit. There's also a skate park nearby for older kids or teens to burn off energy, plus open fields perfect for tossing a ball around. The walking trails along the water offer nice views, and picnic tables with grills are handy for a casual lunch. Restrooms are clean, and parking is easy.

This is such a fun and colorful park! My 3yo loved it and the view of the lake is an extra perk…read morewhile sitting watching your littles.

I have now attended Pride at Scissortail Park two years in a row and both times were amazing. The…read moreorganizers did an outstanding job and the park continues to be a wonderful addition to the OKC community. I always love visiting Scissortail Park, whether it is for the farmers markets, Ballet Under the Stars, or just a peaceful walk. It is beautiful, thoughtfully designed, and exactly what our city needed. Go for a visit soon!

It's nice having a place downtown where you can just walk around without feeling surrounded by…read moretraffic the whole time. Most evenings I'll do a lap around the lake, cross the Skydance Bridge, then find a bench for a few minutes before heading home. Watching the sunset with the skyline in the background is probably my favorite part.

Very nice little park on the north side of Moore. It has a splash pad, playgrounds, walking and…read morebiking trails, picnic and pavilion areas along with some limited fishing. There are no pet parks or established sports fields. It's geared more to younger kids. There are restrooms but they are always from the playscapes. .

This is the GOAT of splash pads in the OKC metro area. Believe me, I've been to most of them with…read moremy toddler. The things that set them apart from other splash pads is a tall waterslide(the main attraction) and a huge pirate bucket that fills up with God knows how many gallons of water and then causes a mini hurricane every time it empties. There is ample parking close by, it's well-maintained and there's an adjacent high quality playground (really impressed, city of Moore!) that's also great for kids to play in after they dry off. It's everything you could want for a water adventure with the kiddos, and more!

Lake Overholser Park is a delightful retreat in Oklahoma City, perfect for nature lovers. The park…read morefeatures scenic views of the lake and surrounding prairie, with vibrant sunsets stealing the show. Well-maintained trails offer easy walking or biking, complemented by shaded picnic areas ideal for families or group outings. Fishing spots yield catches like bass, and boat ramps make kayaking accessible, though wind can be a factor.

apprently not everyone is allowed to park and enjoy the place due to the fact the old people with…read morenothi g better to do make assumetions and call the cops. i thought i would hang out to beat the heat but instead i was constantly being watxhed ubtil they thought i was doibg something i wasnt . i was told i can hang out bur not set up camp. i was just rearranging my car, its an older car 20 y old. the paranoia from these no lifers fo there park is unreal . im just a disabled cancer survicor trying to beat the heat. at least the cop knew it was a bs call. ut the old fart tha called is atill watching my every move. how dissapointibf dor the human race . being profiled iant fun.

Nice park. Police have to routinely come by and run off the drugged out characters who sometimes…read morecause a scene and scare people. We have seen some weird stuff ..... other than that, the park is clean and big, full of life and especially with the skate park now there are lots of people.

I would of given this park 4 stars if I wasn't for the climbing rock from hell. It's incredibly…read moremisleading. Once I made it to the top I realized my grave mistake. Bc there are zero foot holds, I was stuck on this hell rock for longer then necessary. Which reminded me of the time I Swifered myself into a corner without an escape plan. This must be what domesticated felines experience when they set foot outside for the first time. once they cross that threshold,separating them from the safety of indoor living, their sense of logic becomes impaired due, to a naturalistic predisposition to hunt prey. At this point they are then consumed by an uncontrollable urge to scale up something high, a strategy used to gain a better vantage point of the neighborhood. The house cat should not be faulted for this inherent behavioral trait, when it was evolution responsible for their inept prowessit comes to easily maneuver down a tree. They are just demonstrating similar practices thier ancestors, Anyways.. I never thought A casual walk through the park would turn into a rescue mission, but life is a journey ‍

Park location is easy to walk with less traffic. Inside of a quiet neighborhood with nice people…read more If you're looking for a sidewalk or large park, look elsewhere. This park is quaint and has a playground area with goal posts and a tennis court. There are also benches to sit and watch your kids or to enjoy the peace. While it wasn't what I was looking for, I did use the area to walk around and reached over 1.5 miles from walking the outside area of the park. The lights didn't come on while the sun was going down so they may not work. Be cognizant of that if you plan to walk toward the evening.

Picnic * Playground Equipment * Backstops * Tennis * Gazebo * Basketball Court * Volleyball *…read moreHandicapped Accessible/Some Facilities

This is a nice little park located on Main Street in Jones. The pond is stocked with numerous types…read moreof game fish. There's a walking trail around it, pavilions and picnic areas, playgrounds and restrooms. Though the sign said they were out of order, it could be because of the weather. There is a little 9 hole disc golf course attached to it. Hard to tell how well it's maintained as all the grass is dormant. To the east there is a practice football and a basketball court.