Extreme Sandbox is a place you can do extreme things with large construction vehicles. Ever wondered what it feels like to drive heavy machinery? Well wonder no further with Extreme Sandbox! I went with my best friend and he had a great time there. There are several vehicles that one can use to push things or even destroy them. Their is the option of the Wheeler Loader, Excavator, and Bulldozer. The staff was very professional and nice. A headset is given to the operator of the vehicle and the guide helps them through the process. The operator guide, directs the operators so there is no chance of an accident happening as long as you listen to the operators. There is also air conditioning in the construction vehicles as well. One of the great things about them is they have package deals as well. And one could potentially go with a group as well. Another cool aspect about the Extreme Sandbox package deals is that you even have the opportunity of destroying a vehicle if you would like to do that. Family and friends are also allowed to view the vehicles outside if they want to watch you operate a large vehicle. It's not an everyday thing where you can just drive a bulldozer or excavator. So if you ever dreamed of doing something like that, I would highly recommend Extreme Sandbox!

Got a package for my husband for our anniversary. He had an amazing time, and can't wait to go back. His instructor was Zac, and he was so talented. He spent all day there and said he was never bored. There was stuff to do that was equally challenging and fun. Highly suggest going. There are also places for families to sit and observe. Our 10 month old son had lots of fun watching!

This was so much fun!! My wife got me a gift certificate for my birthday and, because I didn’t want to have all the fun, we upgraded—dueling excavators! Really great fun. Only kinda wish we’d done two pieces of equipment. The excavator is awesome, but now I want to try the bulldozer. I’m thinking we’ll be back.

We had a great time celebrating my husband's birthday yesterday! They did a good job with the mini-training session and allowing the guests to have some freedom to really explore the equipment and enjoy themselves! This smile says it all!

This was an terrific experience. The instructors were super helpful and quickly got us up to speed. We ran the excavator and the loader. It was not as hard as expected but took a while to get the hang of it. Good spots for spectators and I enjoyed watching the kids almost as much as driving the machines.

BIG BIRTHDAY SURPRISE! This year for my Birthday Jessica told me she had a big surprise for me, but wouldn’t tell me what it was! I literally had no idea what it was going to be but when we got there it was EXTREME SANDBOX!!! This is business that lets you PLAY with genuine Komatsu construction equipment!!! I’ve always been wanted to do this since I saw a similar concept in Las Vegas, Jessica took a mental note and had been planning the surprise! She bought me the “Excavator Package” which is 60 minutes in a Komatsu PC-290! This thing was so powerful and fun to play with! It cut through the dirt like BUTTER and made it seem nearly effortless to dig a huge hole. Controlling the excavator is a lot like a 30 ton RC car, or makes a lot of sense once you get going. The precision on the bucket was so good I was able to knock tennis balls off of cones, play basketball with the teeth, and even PICK UP A CADILLAC! I also got to drive the machine around obstacles, up and down hills etc. It’s like a tank! The weather was VERY cold hit luckily for me the inside of the cab was climate controlled, and I was even wearing a headset where the instructor could help tell me what to do. They even gave Jessica a headset too so she could listen in on the fun! This was a AWESOME gift idea and I would absolutely recommended it to anyone who was ever curious what operating heavy equipment was like. If you’ve ever fantasized about “goofing off” in a massive piece of machinery then this is the first experience for you! I’ll never forget my 38th Birthday!!! Awesome! Thank you Jessica! 🎉

Extreme Sandbox is an awesome experience!! My friend and I went and shared the Ultimate Sandbox package, and we already want to go back. Dave was awesome to work with. We were on the excavators and bulldozers. We had multiple head to head competitions, for technical skill and speed. You have a headset which is connected to your friend's headset as well as the employees, this made communication easy and fun while working the equipment. The time flew by so fast. I highly recommend Extreme Sandbox, it is worth the money!

Great place for camping! The park is peaceful and well kept, and I loved being able to see both the sunrise and sunset over the lake. Lots of wildlife too – we saw deer walking near the campsites. A beautiful spot to relax and enjoy nature.

The Best of North Texas Camping - Spacious Sites, Great Trails, and Lake Access! Ray Roberts Lake State Park (Isle du Bois unit) is an absolute gem and our favorite spot for a weekend getaway near DFW. It perfectly balances a beautiful natural setting with fantastic amenities. What We Loved: Spacious Campsites: We stayed in the [Deer Ridge/Quail Run/Juniper Cove - pick one if you know!] area, and the sites were large, grassy, and offered a great sense of privacy. The trees provide excellent shade, and the setup with water/electric hookups, a picnic table, and a fire ring was perfect. The Multi-Use Trails: The paved trails are immaculate and ideal for biking, jogging, or a long walk. We especially loved exploring the scenic routes that lead right down to the water. The access to the larger Greenbelt Corridor is a huge bonus for long-distance enthusiasts! Clean Facilities: The restroom and shower facilities were some of the cleanest we’ve encountered at a state park. Hot showers are a welcome luxury after a day of hiking. Lake Access: Whether you're fishing off the pier, launching a kayak, or just relaxing at the designated swim beach, the lake is beautiful and easy to get to from the main campgrounds. Tips for Your Visit: Book Early: This park is extremely popular, especially the lakeside spots, so reserve your site well in advance. Watch for Deer: We saw several deer grazing right through the campsite area in the early morning and evening—a treat for nature lovers!

This very large state park has something for everyone. There are trails to hike, bike, walk your dog or ride your horse. Plenty of camping slots, whether for tent, car, or RV camping. Only surprise is that there are no full hookups for RVs (or we never saw any). They have water and power, but no sewer/black or gray water drainage at the individual sites. To dump waste, they do have a waste station, though, so you can use it upon arrival or departure. And so many trees, so many paved trails! Lots of deer (do not feed the wildlife, though). The lake has catfish, crappie, and bass fishing with a fish cleaning station for convenience. Very nice, smooth launch area for your boats. Plenty of parking in lots of areas. Swim beach without lifeguard. Free life jacket loaners. Playground. Picnic areas, sandy volley ball pit, pier to walk or fish from. So much in this huge park. We love it here!

I went here for one day camping and thoroughly enjoyed myself. I was in the Quail Run area and had easy access to the water. The water wasn't very deep where I was, unless you went out about 50 years from the shore, then it got to about chest high on a 6 foot person. While I personally didn't visit the pier or dedicated swimming areas, they are here to enjoy. Alcohol is strictly prohibited and the 10 PM curfew is enforced, as well. It is a beautiful lake, quiet and peaceful. God bless Texas!

The park is well maintained and easy to get around. Trails are peaceful with plenty of shade, and the views are worth the visit. Great spot for picnics, or just a quiet day outdoors. Definitely a relaxing escape from the city.

My wife and our dogs went camping at the Ile du bois unit, park has a great walking and bike trails, and the campsites were well arranged, if a little small and crowded. Close to dallas, with almost complete cell coverage, but pretty quiet and beautiful.

We loved this place. Entrance fee is a little too high for the services. Restrooms are not well kept but regardless you can still have a good experience ranging from swimming in the water and going on a hike and spotting the deers. I would highly recommend this place. Picnic areas are also available and accesible.

Very nice atmosphere and beautiful views. Interesting story and the ostriches were a cool feature. Music was really nice...a bit loud for conversation, but definitely added to the ambiance. I would have given 5 stars if we didn't have to leave due to the uncomfortable temperature!! It was so uncomfortable hot and we were pouring down sweat...at 96°F, the glass doors should have been closed and the air on. We decided to go someplace else (and so did others, because they arrived same place as us shortly after!). We will be back when the temperatures are a little cooler. Food was good, wines were good, service was good.

I came here with my wife to celebrate our anniversary in early January, on a Thursday afternoon. It was not very crowded at all, only three groups were present during our visit. Once you arrive, you will notice a little cage to the left where they keep one of their ostriches. It was my first time seeing an ostrich and it was pretty cool that they allowed us to see it. The place has an old farmhouse look, which makes it very unique. Our waiter was very kind and informative. She was very attentive to us and kept refilling our water and making sure we were comfortable. I would say that this place is perfect for a little date on a sunny Saturday, as long as it is not too busy. I really liked the way this place looks inside and out. After the waiter explained the wine choices to us, we went with the Black Ostrich flight. I thoroughly enjoyed those wines, they were all on the sweet side. My favorite was Poppy's Garden. It had a strawberry scent and, of course, a hint of it when you drink it. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys drinking sweet wines. We also tried the Herb butter and cheese pull-apart bread and the ultimate holiday meatballs. I must say that the pull-apart bread stole the show. The meatballs tasted great with the fig, but that pull-apart bread is something else. It looks like a regular piece of bread, but you would not believe how flavorful it is! It had a fair amount of cheese and was very savory, enough to make you want more. You need to try this when you come! Overall, I was impressed with this business. If you were hesitant about visiting, I recommend that you go for it. You won't regret it!

A Hidden Gem for Wine Lovers! Blue Ostrich Winery & Vineyard is an absolute must-visit! From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the beautiful scenery and welcoming atmosphere. The vineyard offers breathtaking views, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy great wine. We had the pleasure of tasting almost all their wines, and every single one was excellent. Each had its own unique character, with rich flavors and perfect balance. Whether you prefer reds, whites, or rosé, there’s something for everyone. The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, providing great recommendations and making the experience even better. The food was also fantastic! We tried the mediterranean flatbread, and it was absolutely delicious. The flavors were fresh and paired perfectly with the wines. It’s the perfect spot for a casual outing or a special celebration. One of the things we loved most was the relaxing ambiance. Whether you sit inside or on the patio overlooking the vineyard, you’ll feel right at home. We can’t wait to return and try more wines! If you’re looking for a charming winery with amazing wine, food, and hospitality, Blue Ostrich Winery & Vineyard is the place to go.

Really nice place. Staff is friendly. Loved seeing the ostrich. He did a mating dance for us. Definitely do the wine tasting.

This winery has been on my north Texas winery bucket list for awhile and I'm happy to report that it did not disappoint. The grounds are lovely. The ostrich we saw was a fun highlight. The wine that we tried (they have a fairly extensive list) was very solid. Both red and white. This place should definitely be on your North Texas winery Bingo list, if you're in the area, exploring.

A place where the greenness of nature, delicious food, and deep wine blend nicely. Especially the acoustic guitar played during the meal is so atmospheric!

Visited this wonderful winery last week and loved it! The professionalism upon arrival to ordering great bites was more than expected at a winery. Julie was very kind and Jennifer was always there with our next tasting without a wait. I was with a small group and we really had a very good time at this facility. I was also able to see the ostrich at the fence. Thank you Blue Ostrich for a really great winery and staff! I encourage everyone to go see this wonderful facility.

New machines are nice. Pay varied by time and area, but they weren't super tight. Beverage stations stay fairly clean, but there aren't nearly enough. Same with bathrooms. Only saw one cocktail waitress while we were there and the wait time at bars could use some improvement. Players club rewards have dropped significantly. With Choctaw and Megastar just as close for us, Winstar will unfortunately become an occasional visit spot. Staff and food at Chips and Ale are still the best to be found, though!

The deco is awesome.. Took us two days to" win & lose "our way thru the Casinos... It's huge 😍 Had a great time .. Kiddos to the staff ..

Fantastic night and could not of enjoyed myself more great place to see bands we had a great night all seats are great to see the stage so it does not matter where you sit the bars were quick so not waiting too long for service highly recommend seeing acts here and great for din er before hand too.

This casino is so huge and vast with many entrances. You will see live music at few bars which gives a good enthusiasm to the surroundings. I found the single bottled beer prices were a bit high. Also, the Black Jack is more popular game here. 💵♣️♠️♦️♥️🃏 Easy way to redeem cash from the lottery game tickets at the kiosks.

I will NEVER come back! Paid a lot of money for Kevin Hart tickets only to find out that when you get there they lock your phone in a bag where you can't check it or use it. This is dangerous! People have emergencies and may need to check their phone. This is an overreach! Other theaters do not do this. Because of this I WILL NEVER GO BACK. Horrible experience.

Great venue for a comedy show. Very friendly staff both on the floor and at the bar. My only complaint, and it’s not a huge one, is the seats. Not super comfortable.

It was a very nice venue however, I only gave it 🌟 🌟 🌟 because the seats were so close together you literally had no elbow room. We had pretty decent seats too but nowhere near the front. They have "big screen" TVs for those of us who can't afford the primo tickets but you really couldn't appreciate what was happening on stage because those supposedly "big screens" were poor quality and actually NOT big enough for the rest of the audience to truly enjoy (our favorite comedian, Ron White). Thank goodness the audio was on target.

My wife and I love to go to this casino. We stay at the hotel and stay at least 2 nights. I've seen reviews about people saying, "the water is too soft", but this is one of the reason's we love to stay here. The softness of the water is next level amazing. To say it's too soft is to say, "I prefer my showers to have dirt mixed with the water". The food is good, the service is good and they have non-smoking areas!!!

Nice and large casino. All of the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. Had an issue with one roulette machine. It was charging $5 per bet when you selected $1. I cashed out and try to redeem my ticket but the machine wouldn’t take it. Had to go to a cashier and wait on a manager to redeem my ticket. Kind of a pain. Later found another roulette machine that was broken as well. Saw several slot machines throughout that were out of order. So be aware of that and watch your bets. The Bingo hall was fun, but most of the machines were pretty tight. Not surprisingly as it is a casino after all. Overall had a good time. Drinks weren’t terribly expensive and all the restaurants we ate at were good.

Great place! Rooms are always clean and comfy. Staff are nice and helpful. Food is good. The only thing is sometimes at the buffet the food isn't kept hot. Mine was at the Asian side and it was warm so I didn't eat it because I know about temp control on holding foods. Over all it was a good place to eat. Player rewards are always good!

Win or lose.. Either way we always have a great time when we visit here! They always offer great rewards toward complimentary hotel stay and bonus plays for card members. Staff do a great job keeping games sanitized and clean. Security is always on point makeing the experience safe and enjoyable. We love comeing here for a short "get away from it all' trip. Thank you to start for your hard work. Your efforts make Windstar my go to place for fun enjoyable entertainment and a top notch hotel stay 👍💕🍻💰😉

WInstar used to be my happy place for almost a decade. Not anymore. Every visit this year has been more disappointing than the last. Slots are set to not pay out anymore. Comps are terrible and time sensitive. Food options are limited and most of them an insult if you are used to good food. It is just a huge hall filled with too many machines. There is just no vibe and people look miserable, including staff. W and Casino Hotel towers have constant water issues , so you don't know if you will be taking a cold shower again. Outlets and lights are often not working. Winstar, you have to do better if you want to keep your loyal regulars. Maybe you just don't care anymore because greed has taken over.

This is the most unique casino I have ever seen. I did not know you could walk so far in a casino and not even be half-way through it. Despite being jam-packed, there were always places to sit down and play. It did however, very rapidly eat my whole entertainment budget I set up for gambling with 0 bonuses, 0 excitement - but, that is really just the luck of the draw with gambling. You should only go with the intent for entertainment, never to win. While it may not have been gambling-entertainment, the facility itself was a wild experience to visit.

I recently spent a weekend at Winstar Casino, and while I have to commend the hotel for its good service, my experience at the casino itself was quite disappointing. Upon arrival at the hotel, the staff were welcoming and attentive, making the check-in process smooth and enjoyable. The rooms were clean and comfortable, which set a positive tone for our stay. However, once we stepped into the casino, that warm experience quickly faded. While my friends and I were enjoying ourselves at the slots and tables, we encountered an unsettling atmosphere. The staff seemed to wear constant fake smiles, but it was clear that genuine hospitality was lacking. On one occasion, we were having a good time cheering for our wins and tipping the dealers, only to be approached and told to tone it down. It was disheartening to be told we could no longer drink, as we were simply trying to celebrate our fun moments. After being temporarily kicked out for being "too loud," we were grateful to be allowed back in the next day. Unfortunately, the negative experience continued. We felt as if we were under constant scrutiny, with several staff members giving us disapproving looks. One waitress even made a comment about our previous visit, implying that we were troublemakers. This left us feeling unwelcome and uncomfortable, especially since we had acted respectfully and left the casino when asked. Overall, my experience at Winstar Casino was marred by unkind staff attitudes that overshadowed the fun we were trying to have. Despite the good service at the hotel, the negative interactions in the casino made this one of the worst experiences I’ve had at a casino. I believe the atmosphere would greatly improve if the staff adopted a more positive attitude towards guests just looking to have a good time.

Excellent facility with all kinds of photos, taxidermy, displays of natural science and surrounding area artifacts. Beautifully constructed architecture married with amazing rock formations and water.

Be prepared for a little bit of a walk but it's a beautiful, well maintained walk full of native flowers and fun objects placed in the trees & gardens. Tucker Tower was built to be a governor's getaway but never was used that way. It was a nature center for a while but now it's basically a Lake Murray history museum because a new nature center was built, which you'll see when you start your hike to the tower. The mastodon skull is fascinating! The spiral staircase has been replaced with a more traditional staircase, so the tower is more easily accessible. Take your camera!

Tucker tower is an awesome stop while at Lake Murray State Park. Beautiful views and the sweet young lady working inside was AMAZING! She was so informative and so nice to our family. She showed us their snakes and made the experience ever better. The tower has lots of steps but it’s an easy hike. Tucker tower is 💯 worth it.

A must experience! If you have not gotten to walk up into the tower and overlook the lake, you are missing out. The exhibits were also a neat addition to look over and learn about nature and the building of the tower.

A very short, small slice of history, but the view is amazing. Worth the short trip. Super easy shorts trail with just a few stairs

A historical site... on a mountain with a lot of information about the area... Roosevelt was mentioned in some photos from a long time ago... An visited the cabin often... The fireplace stood out to me ...

It's a nice tower view! I feel bad for the turtle it seems bored and sad without a big enough tank and things to do, kinda wanted to release it to nature 😢 Nice workers! Otherwise 5/5 stop.

I'd give Turner Falls in Oklahoma 3 stars. While it's a beautiful spot with a stunning 77-foot waterfall, I felt it was overpriced, especially considering the crowds and maintenance issues. The park's natural beauty is undeniable, with crystal-clear water, lush greenery, and unique rock formations . However, the sheer number of visitors makes it feel more like a theme park than a serene natural oasis. I visited during peak season, and the crowds were overwhelming. In terms of maintenance, I noticed that some areas of the park could use some TLC. The castle, Collings Castle. That being said, there are some redeeming qualities. The park offers various outdoor activities, such as hiking, swimming, and fishing, which are perfect for families and adventure-seekers. The scenic hiking trails, including the Fire Break Trail, Honey Creek Trail, and Two Mile Trail, provide breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. If you're planning to visit, consider going during the off-season or weekdays to avoid the crowds. Be prepared for the prices, which is about $20 per person, plus extra fees and taxes.. depending on the time of year and your age. Overall, while Turner Falls has its flaws, it's still a unique and beautiful destination worth visiting – just be aware of what to expect.

My family rented a bunkhouse and it was nice the beds are a little harder than expected but it was new mattress and was not worn in yet. The bath house was nice and the privacy was amazing. A little more clean up on the trails is needed due to disrespectful people not following the rules of no glass bottles. But I completely understand they are off season and limited staff. We did see three amazing young adults doing there best to keep the park clean. All the staff was completely amazing and the young lady in the trading room was very sweet and helpful

Stayed 1 night in a new covered wagon. Approx $235 after taxes, fees and $6 half price entry. Online booking does not extend senior discount. Looking forward to peace and quiet in nature with some hiking. Unfortunately, there were a group of off road 4 wheel vehicles that drove around till 1am despite park rules for quiet hours after 10p. Next day, went exploring. “Hiking trails” not clearly marked. Also ran into several off road vehicles exiting 2 mile trail while parking to hike. Decided against for safety reasons. Disappointed only park staff accessible was at the entry gate. Accommodations and facilities were nice. Old trash visible on some overlooks and Creekside areas.

We stayed for 2 nights in our travel trailer October 7-9. Very few people at the park. It was very clean! The RV area with hookups was in excellent shape and easy to get into/out of. It is first come first serve and they do not assign RV spots. If you want to go and have the place to yourself-go on a Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday in October! Beautiful area!

Turner Falls is one of Oklahoma’s greatest natural treasures — a place of incredible history, unique geology, and breathtaking beauty in the Arbuckle Mountains. But right now, it’s being torn apart. The park’s management continues to neglect what truly matters — the roads, the historic stone buildings, the bathrooms, and the wildlife — while pouring money into unsafe, cheaply made “new attractions.” The tepees they keep promoting have been put up and taken down repeatedly by untrained teenage lifeguards instead of qualified builders, leaving guests with unsafe, unstable rentals without proper rain guards or structural support that often need refunds. It’s not only irresponsible — it’s dangerous. It’s also deeply culturally insensitive to local Indigenous tribes, and yet the park profits off these inaccurate, disrespectful displays while ignoring the real history of this land. Meanwhile, admission, parking, and camping fees keep climbing, but almost none of that money goes back into maintaining or preserving the park itself. The city continues to let this place decay while treating it like a cash grab, not the natural landmark it is. Turner Falls deserves protection and respect. It’s part of Oklahoma’s identity and one of our state’s most remarkable pieces of natural beauty — something all Oklahomans should be fighting to preserve, not watching get stripped away piece by piece. If you love this park or this state, speak up. Ask where the money is going. Demand better. Turner Falls should be cared for, not sold out. This is our home!

Do not come here if you're looking for a pleasant primitive camping and/or hiking experience!! The campsites and most of the facilities are very poorly maintained, most campsites have trash in the firepits and are lacking amenities such as tables and grills. The very few trails there are not worth the cost of admission to the park. Overall absurdly overpriced. Also, several of the people already at the park when we arrived were playing loud music from their vehicles with no regard to those around them. We decided not to stay the night (even though we paid $180 for everything) and instead drove an extra two hours to Wichita Mountains Wildlife Preserve, which was absolutely worthwhile.

I would agree with the mixed reviews...$15 to visit (solo) on a Sunday morning in October. Basically you can park to view the waterfall and the castles. Worth $15, no. I definitely would not visit to view waterfall if during swimming months unless that is what you are doing. Not a serene nature spot. Unsightly blue trash cans everywhere. Parking lot maitenence not the greatest. Visit the free, but distant, overlook off the highway for the best view.

This is a fantastic drive thru animal experience. We thoroughly enjoyed feeding all the animals which even includes a giraffe and zebras. They also have a white tiger though you obviously can't feed it. We had four adults in our group and bought the largest food package but we definitely wished we had bought two. It was a wonderful experience!

I was expecting more. The roads are rough and 90% of the animals are llamas and miniture donkeys. 1 white tiger away from the road in a cage. 1 giraffe away from the street in a cage. 2 white wolfs away from the street in a cage. 2 little kangaroos away from the street in a cage. And a few other animals. Drove 3 hours to come here but we not impressed.

During a short getaway to Oklahoma, we decided to stop by a drive-thru wilderness park for a little adventure. There was a bit of a wait to get in, but the excitement built as we watched all kinds of cars and trucks heading through. The road inside was a bit rough with a few potholes, but the experience made it worth it. I brought along my 5-year-old travel buddy, who, at first, seemed curious but quickly changed her mind once we started feeding the animals. There were dozens of them—some gentle, others a bit too eager, all just after the feed cups we were given. Once she got a whiff of the animals and saw the drool dripping from their mouths, she was officially done and rolled her window up for the rest of the ride. I, on the other hand, had a blast feeding the donkeys, who were by far the most persistent—chasing the car for snacks! We also saw majestic arctic wolves and a beautiful white tiger cooling off in the water. Bison and zebras roamed freely, making it a wild, memorable experience despite my daughter’s less-than-impressed attitude.

After reading reviews, we weren't entirely sure how this attraction would turn out. Here are our thoughts after going through it with our kids. Lots of animals in number and variety, though llamas, deer, and donkeys seem to be the most in number. The llamas and donkeys definitely understand that food comes out of vehicle windows and aggressively seek to be fed, haha. Some of the animals are in cages/pens (i.e. the tiger, wolves, hyena, camel, rhino, some goats), but most are free-ranging. You'll find the aforementioned critters, plus others like bison, water buffalo, ostriches, goats/sheep, cattle, some antelope, and geese. It's worth the $6 to get 3 cups of feed. I failed to check the distance of the drive in the park, but it felt like at least 3-4 miles, so ration your food out. The more uncommon animals were on the back part of the drive. The road condition ranges from fair to very rough. There are many areas with large potholes and sections where the pavement has washed away - dodging these bad patches can feel like doing a slalom. We took our minivan and did scrape once or twice despite my best efforts. Some of the animals looked to be in poor condition. The park has clearly seen better days as evidenced by the general state of disrepair and the several side-attractions that are not in current use... but it did look like there may be some ongoing attempt to restore some of them. It was neat, but a little pricey. Been there, done that, not sure that I would go back unless it had some major overhaul.

Very nice gift shop and friendly staff. The animals and roads were a lot less desirable. We actually felt sorry for the big kat, wolves and Rhino. We also noticed an animal limping and after looking close, his nail was overgrown and hurting him. Don't get me wrong, I was glad to see them and help feed them, but I think they need to plant more food and fix the roads.

I love the experience of getting to interact with the animals! They seem well cared for for the most part, but the more exotic animals seemed restless and could use company, as they were kept alone in their enclosure. Specifically the giraffe and white tiger. The gift shop and roads seemed in disrepair and could use some attention. Its is a local attraction and a must see if youre looking for a day trip or want some playful harassment from friendly animals.

It is fun but it's a long slow drive. Much longer than we expected. I would really really like if they had some kind of signs as you're driving to tell you how much further you had to go. That way you could ration your food out. Towards the end we had some donkeys running alongside our car and I felt bad that we were out of food. Also wouldn't mind a "shortcut" to exit in case you have a child who gets fussy or has a dirty diaper or just in case you're ready to go. Would like to see the go carts back in action. Be aware there are multiple inclines and declines along the trail as well as some deep potholes. Definitely would not bring a fairly new car here. We learned that the hard way. 🤦🏽‍♀️

This is a great spot to stretch your legs and enjoy a short hike during a road trip. The park rangers were very friendly and helpful. We particularly enjoyed the short trail next to the natural visitor center, which leads to a pond. It was lovely to experience nature, and we even spotted a few different types of dragonflies. Overall, it's a very pleasant place to visit and appreciate the outdoors. Plenty of parking the day we visited.

Great place to visit and enjoy the day with family and friends. Plenty of spots to get into the water. Little Niagara is a Hotspot and might be crowded during holidays. Many trails to explore.

Great job maintaining these trails. It has been 7 years since I hiked them and it looks just as good as it did before with no obstructions or degradation in the forest from all the people. This place is always overpacked on the weekends. But it is a true gem in Oklahoma with crystal clear waters. Beware it stays cold, but is swimmable. Not all guests are nice, there are a lot of people that seem to be there to party or cause problems, I've never seen a nature area so packed. They have rangers guiding people how to park since people can't figure it on their own I guess, that's awkward. The trails are extremely easy, unless you take the long loop around the whole area. No tough spots if you are in any type of shape. There is also a couple nearby lakes if you are having problems finding camping. The camp spots are tiny.

I can't wait to return! Camped in Loop C, enjoyed the nice big pad and view. I want to primitive camp in Loop A. Travertine Nature Center was a lovely walk with springs and interesting CCC works. We need to come back and explore what they offer inside. Enjoyed the bison, kayaking on the lake, and found good food in Sulphur! Enjoyed prairie horseback trails with wonderful vistas near Rock Creek. Bromide Hill has an impressive lookout. Chickasaw Cultural Center is a must visit as well as visiting all the mineral springs.

We camped at the Central Campgrounds. Was beautiful, peaceful and CLEAN. The kids loved it. Definitely looking forward to returning.

History in its truest form, from the people that passed it down the “First People” kept the knowledge. Very interesting.

We love Turner Falls. It always feels like you’re in a different world even if you’re an hour away from home they continue to add to this part and don’t take away from the beauty. Highly recommended for all families couples and people.

The cultural center offers scenic views of southern Oklahoma and provides a worthy tribute to the rich history of the Chickasaw Nation. The center includes an impressive replica of a traditional Chickasaw village. We thoroughly enjoyed the traditional stomp dance performance, which is scheduled throughout the day. There are multiple employees throughout the museum and exhibits that offer helpful insights during the visit. It’s also near the Chickasaw National Recreation Area and the Artesian. Great for families and adults. Everything is free except the museum.

What a beautiful space, inside and out. I thoroughly enjoyed walking through the grounds, village, spiral garden, over the bridge, and through the various buildings. What a wonderful place to celebrate Chickasaw culture!

This is a beautiful center. We went for the Toompalli festival, and they had many activities for the children. It was very sobering to go through the exhibit. It is one thing to read about what the government put the Native Americans through,quite another to read letters from the children and then see one of the barber chairs where they sat while hair was cut off. I can only compare it to my walk through the Holocaust museum. There are no words to describe the profound effect it had on me, How could this happen? Therefore, I was delighted to see the young people dance. New generations to carry on the traditions of their people. To have pride in who they are. Everyone there was very kind and I would love to go there again. The weather was turning,so we were not able to go through the village, or the butterfly garden The terrain could be taxing for some, so they have trams that will pick you up in the parking area,and take you to your desired destination. Beautiful theatre,great cafe. A must see if you are in the area.

I absolutely love the Chickasaw culture center! My tour guide (I believe her name was lilly) was amazing! She was so very knowledgeable and fun to be around and made you feel welcomed and like you were at home. To the kitchen staff thank you for the amazing food today! It was delicious and made my tummy warm and full.

A world class facility where you can learn everything about the Chickasaw history, culture, language, art, dance, religion,etc. The architecture and grounds are beautiful. The bronze statues are impressive. This is definitely a place worth visiting.

Such a cool experience! We just happened upon it and I am so glad we did. So much information with art, walkable exhibits, and skill demonstrations. A large campus and friendly people who will answer all your questions. Really loved visiting and will come back when my children are older as well.

Beautiful area to learn about the Chickasaw culture. They even have a cafe on site that offers native foods!

I've been to some nice toy collections, but this gem is a must. The crew are very nice, and if you're lucky, you can catch the owner. He knows everything about his inventory, and can take you right to an item anywhere in this museum. I spent 3 hours and made 3 trips around the museum, each time finding things I had missed before. Also, they rotate displays with back room stock to keep everything fresh. I found the museum on a long trek, making a 1 week arc from the South. It's a bit of a drive from my home town, but I will be going back. Don't miss it. Even if you have to go a little out of your way, just go ahead and stop by. You won't be disappointed if you have any interest in toys of all kinds, from all generations.

This place was really neat. I am definitely glad I stopped. It's always fun to find different kinds of things to check out. It will definitely be a plastic from the past with toys. There is something for everyone to check out. The more you look the more you see.

This place was great. I went with my wife and two boys, 14 and 10. Everyone enjoyed themselves. The staff is very friendly. I saw many toys from my childhood. You could spend days in there.

This collection is a must see! My family (including my notably nostalgic husband) were all completely blown away, not only by the sheer number of toys but how creatively they were displayed in scenes. This museum was wonderful fun, with scavenger hunts and about every interesting thing you could possibly wish to see. Bravo!

A whimsical wonderful way to connect with one’s inner child! We had such a lovely time seeing the incredible collection and even got to play treasure hunt with the man who started the museum. It was a truly magical day for us that won’t ever be forgotten. Thank you for keeping the magic of childhood alive for us all.

My family and I was excited to visit this Super Awesome Museum of action figures. When we arrived unknowingly the museum was closed due to winter hours. So we still observed the wonderful displays from the window. Luckily, this nice gentleman appeared out of nowhere and began to say to us, as we was observing this picture of various supermen, “Nice isn’t it??” I was like of course it’s all the Supermen ever!! He proceeded and says “ I know, Because Im the owner and I created the picture.” We was amazed. Even though they we closed he allowed us to enter..this place is unexplainable. Perfectly established.. Trust me you will be amazed!!! Also thank you again for gifting the kiddos toys.

I’ve been to this establishment 3 times now and I never get tired of it! This was the first time our youngest was able to visit and he was very impressed - mostly with the ride on cars! :) The vast array of memorabilia and nostalgia just brings such joy to my 80s kid heart. The displays are fabulous and you can spend hours just looking at them all. The last time we were there several years ago the big “room” was Batman themed but I was pleasantly surprised to find it filled with Star Wars this go round! I recommend this establishment to anyone who is a movie fan, tv fan, pop culture fan, 80s nerd, collector, a breathing person. It’s just great and really makes your inner child giddy. Bring quarters for the ride on machines if you have little ones in tow. The front includes a shop with reasonably priced toys to take home!

The vip is worth getting. They bring out some animals to show and tell, and some you can hold, and others just touch. The staff is wonderful, answering questions with ease. Everyone is really nice. The place is big so be prepared to walk you see many types of creatures. Some of the places lion very run down, but I'm guessing those places are more for summertime use. Beside that awsome place for kids to enjoy a nice day and learn some new things about animals they didn't know.

Entire experience started out a little rough as our reservation wasn’t in their system (we called to make the reservation), but we had paid in advance to stay in a cabin on property - staff seemed super surprised about our arrival and was not super stoked, which makes sense! Aside from this initial interaction, the whole place was incredible. We went on a weekday and were the ONLY people in the entire park! Which sounds crazy, but we went in their off season when folks were working or at school. It was actually really cool to experience it that way without a bunch of people crowding you! We could take our time with each animal and exhibit. We ended up getting a VIP Encounter with our reservation by staying on property, which entailed getting to meet at LEAST 10 different animals up close and personally. Our guide for this was Amy, who was so so so kind and friendly and answered all of our crazy questions. After this, we got to feed monkeys and kangaroos. What a cool experience!!!! Again, still the only people in the entire place. At this point it was dusk and more animals were out than when we initially walked through the park- all cats were very well fed and had enough room to move around in- their pens were HUGE! Loved seeing that and that they were well cared for. In terms of where we stayed, it was in one of the lodges at the back of the property where you’re next to the zebras! The place was so well worth the money with great amenities, very clean, and quiet (except for the animals you can hear at night which is so cool lol). 10/10 experience, can’t wait to come back. If you’re thinking about making the trip here, DO IT! This place deserves your money and your time! Don’t skip it!

Very cool experience! Deff worth trying out! The tree house we stayed in, the bathroom was down two flights of stairs outside, with no air ventilation. The treehouse was also lacking A/C. The ONE window unit they have upstairs only blows hot air. So bring a fan!!!! Emily was part of the park staff and she was by far the most laid back and educational person we met there! We really enjoyed her company! Waking up the sound of a lions roar, was terrifying yet peaceful at the same time!!!! Check it out! It’s an experience you’ll never forget. 🐅🦁🐒

We had a good experience here. The Macaws out front are talkative and beautiful birds. Very good assortment of animals and it felt safe and inviting. Happy we went and if we're ever in town we might consider going back.

Grandkids school trip from Shawnee. I expected 3 tigers and 10,000 screaming kids and once the crowd was gone.. or more like... I left the crowd and decided to go walk about while they got educated.... it was pretty awesome. I know 1st hand what it's like keeping up buildings, pens, ground, ponds bridges, animals for public display etc.. Great folks, and learning my" brother" firefighter runs the place was a pleasant surprise. Hopefully I'll return on a less stressful day. Some parents need a kick in the groin... letting thier kids bang on the glass agitating the tiger who was trying to eat them through the acrylic panel. After I thought this is how these places make the world news... the grandpa in me yelled at all of them.. including the parents laughing taking the videos. Otherwise... great time and surprising place.

Went for the first time finally. We did the VIP so we could hold the animals. Love the open walk around and the spacious areas for the animals. I could watch those silly lemurs all day 🤣 They are doing some additions also. Can’t wait to go back again.

This was an inexpensive, fun, and educational experience. We visited in mid October, so the weather was pleasant. It was not crowded at all. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. You may need help from Google maps because the signage is not very obvious.

Room was very nice. Wish we could have upgraded, but apparently need a host for that and I don't have one. Food at Chips & Ales was great and our server was top notch! Slots were a bit tight so didn't get to play as much as we'd like. Employees were very friendly for the most part.

Didn't go into the actual Casino. Went to the Gary Allan concert on the same property. Well organized. We got there early and once gates open were in pretty quickly. Great options for food too.

Brought my elderly disabled Dad here while on a trip from DFW to Norman and the upper deck was perfect for him. He always plays for fun and not to win, so slots are good. He had a blast even though he can't be around flashy lights for too long. Thank you for providing a safe and fun experience!

Great customer service. Clean rooms. Quiet for a casino. 10/10 Air conditioning. We will be back. Thank you, Oklahoma for a fantastic time!

My worst experience since covid happened. Spent $300 within 10 minutes. 4 machines 0 wins! I have never experienced such bad luck ever!! I will never play here again! We have other options and I will be going east of OKC next time! Tricked me on trick or treat night! Never again "NEVERwin"!!!! And I had said I would be happy if I can just play awhile or break even. I didn't get either one!!

My husband I decided to get out for a bit and came to the casino. He told me to eat before we left but of course I didn't listen lol. So I went over to Burger King and Let me tell you Thomas and Kristen were so helpful and patient with me. Food was hot and fresh. Service was amazing.

Enjoyed the entertainment it's relaxing and you can smoke! There is semi truck parking available and security on site! Will send shuttle to come take you to the casino. It's a big place, oh and almost forgot wow those waitress they really check to see if you have something to drink while your playing! So thank you for a good Time!

Unfortunately, I have a bad back, so I had to sit down a lot, and that probably affected my enjoyment of the place. And my rating! Truth be told, this place was boring in some places and interesting in others. This museum seems set up for archeology and anthropology students, which is probably why it's on the OU campus. But I enjoy (or would enjoy, if my back didn't hurt) visiting museums, so I did enjoy it (or again, would have).

Truly had an extraordinary time! There was so much to see and we learned so much! I loved the hands on aspect of some of the exhibits, and loved that there were questions throughout to see if you knew the answers already! It was such a fun experience and would highly recommend!

I love it so much. It was great they have so much cool and interesting stuff here. The dinosaurs were my favorite part but they have an amazing native American exhibit and wildlife of Oklahoma overall the museum is great!

It is a place to enjoy many sculptures and fossils of dinosaurs and other animals, games for children and a shop to buy souvenirs from the museum.

This was a lot of fun, and the best part was meeting Nance, who, after telling her it was our first time visiting, gave us a tour in the bone section. She had personally been on several digs herself along with years at some of the best museums. She was knowledgeable and funny and made the experience that much more fun. Besides that, the rest of the museum was awesome and educational, and we had an excellent time. Can't wait to go back with the kids.

So much fun here!! Our kids love all the dinosaurs, animals and hands on activities. So much to read and learn here. We've been so many times and still haven't read it all. Extra activities on the weekends, at least once a month and special offers for members are available, too! They have clean bathrooms & their staff are kind and helpful as well! (There is an elevator for those that need it too, woo!) We highly recommend Sam Noble Museum!

There is alot to do and see especially if they have an event like the butterfly thing. Everyone was great! The girls helping out with the butterfly feeder and the thing catching the butterflies( and taught us about the real vs cast bones,was the best) , and the lady who helped us with the microscope were my favorite of them all. They were so energetic and involved the boys. We've been through alot and we needed this!!! Now back to Tulsa.

Who doesn't love coming and watching the Oklahoma Sooners do what they do best..... Win! What a day and what an experience! Loved every minute of my day here.

It's just a great place to go. The energy is just phenomenal here. That's honestly the quick and easy of this review --- it may not be the biggest, or OU may not be top in the nation, but the crowd is always a boomer situation. It's always a blast to go to a game here. Love it.

Went for the Michigan-Oklahoma game. Fantastic stadium with a great view from where I was sitting. Didn’t try any of the food or drink options because I was full from tailgating, but this is an amazing venue for college football.

Great venue for watching the Oklahoma Sooners Football team take on opponents! Many extras including food choices, very large video boards, entertainment and the excitement of being with 85,000 of your closest friends and family! Boomer Sooner!

Went to a game for the first time here on Saturday,nice game,great amount of security,felt safe,brought my infant and toddler and still had a great time. Recommend for anyone to enjoy a football game here whether you have kids or not.

This is not pointed towards the fans of Oklahoma as they were a class act! I have been to venues all across the world and have never in my life felt more unsafe than this venue. I brought my two children ages 3&5 and to have a mob of people not divided by security or stadium staff is not only unsafe but could be fatal. This was the worst I have ever seen at in my life. Not only were multiple fans crying and trying to just gain breathing room but I had to get to a point for my family’s safety to plow my way through the mob to our seats. You would think for a larger event that the stadium would prepare. They definitely did not. As for the fans, thank you for welcoming us from out of town with open arms. From the restaurants to the fans seated next to us as well at the game everyone welcomed us to with open arms and were very respectful. Unfortunately our excitement to see a blue blood battle turned into a very traumatic experience for my wife and children. Not only did this happen but the same entrance was allowing multiple fans In with glass bottles from tailgates and not enforcing the clear bag policy. We will never be coming to game at this venue again.

Weak, but affordable. Poor service. Humble when losing. They must be used to it. Crowd is questionable.

Try the loaded nachos they were good very big enjoyed it the computer systems were down again but was overall pleased

Been coming here for years. Not a bad place. I've won and I've lost money. It has a nice cafe inside with free drinks and ice cream. Plenty of parking and additional motorcycle parking in front of the building.

We went last year and this year for 4th of July. The fireworks show is one of the best I've seen. The concerts have been great. Great vendors for food and arts and crafts. Definitely going next year. They also have a pow wow the days after. Haven't got to see that, but I'm sure it's pretty good, too. Weather permitting.

Never been there before. Surprised with the restaurant the food was great l, and the selections of machines were great. I've been here for 2.5 years and never one big until I went here. Oh they have ice cream! That's free !

As a member of a performing band found access to stage and area around it easily accessible. Staff that checked us in were very cordial and instructed us on access could be made for unloading our equipment.

Excellent facility. Recently attended a pow-wow in the casino for the beautiful Oklahoma Indian Biker Princess. There is also an additional space connected by a small hallway that served as a vendor room and supper line. Hand sanitizing stations were available at every door. Very clean. Staff was very welcoming and helpful.

I only play their free play or pick up the free stuff. A white elderly lady came up and stole my husband's wallet off the machine and got away with $2,500.00. She dropped the wallet off at the players club like she just found it ( right on camera ). Surveillance have her on camera taking the wallet and stealing the money and yet nobody did anything about it. The tribal police were notified, we made a report, but still.... nothing was done about it. We used to spend close to 500 a week in there, we don't anymore.

Awsome experience. We walked around the barn for no charge and said hi to the clydes that were feeding.Also got to walk around to the backbarn and pet the few who stuck their heads out to say hi. Awe, inspiring to be among these giants, a short but rewarding outing.

The people who work there are so nice. They are willing to answer all your questions. The Clydesdales are beautiful of course and so is the facility. My group had a wonderful time!

If you're in the area go stop by here and you can see the beautiful horses and if you make an appointment tour you can learn history about the horse reams, feed them and more. It's a really cool spot to check out.

As a wedding cake vendor, I’ve delivered to many venues—but Express Clydesdales Barn stands out for its professionalism and charm. From the moment I arrived, the staff was welcoming and efficient, helping me navigate the setup with ease. The barn itself is stunning, with its vintage wood beams and open layout that makes staging a breeze. There’s plenty of space for vendors to unload and work without disrupting the flow of the event. The team clearly values coordination and communication, which makes our job smoother and the couple’s day flawless.

Surprised my horse loving 9 year old granddaughter with a visit and self guided tour here one Saturday afternoon. The barns and grounds are well maintained and attractive. Staff is friendly and eager to answer questions. Both the Clydesdales and the Percherons were engaging and interacted with us through their stall windows. The gift shop is small but has a good amount of items and we purchased several things. My granddaughter is determined to go back. Next time we will do a guided tour and possibly the Training tour.

We had an amazing time and the guided tour was well worth it! The guide was very knowledgeable and so sweet to the kids with us. It was a very hot day but didn't feel too warm in the barn and shade!

If you like large horses, this is a great place to come visit. These Clydesdales are amazing. Great place for the family to enjoy walking around for .5/hour. There are guided tours but you can walk around on your own in specific areas. Located at Wiltshire and 11th, it’s just a few miles north of I40 or west of the Kilpatrick Turnpike. Park in a large gravel parking lot north side of wildfire, you can’t miss it. Look for black gates with gold accents and a large barn. The barn will often have the horses doing what they’re always doing, eating. Behind the barn is the training facility that you can see more of these giants. Going inside though is often restricted for those on the tours. Outside there’s an exercise pen and open spaces for the other horses and cows. They do have a gift shop and some old buggies. Also bring a few dimes if you have little ones. There’s a couple mechanical horse rides that only take dimes. Enjoy!

Review of the Oklahoma City National Memorial ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Stars) Visiting the Oklahoma City National Memorial was an incredibly moving and humbling experience. The site is beautifully designed, with powerful symbolism throughout—especially the Field of Empty Chairs, which honors each life lost in the 1995 bombing. The atmosphere is respectful and reflective, and it’s clear that a lot of care went into creating a space for both remembrance and healing. One of the highlights of our visit was speaking with a National Park Ranger on site. His deep knowledge and thoughtful storytelling added a whole new layer of meaning to our experience. The insight he shared about the significance of each part of the memorial helped us connect more personally with the events and the resilience of the Oklahoma City community. It’s clear he is passionate about his role, and it made a real difference in our visit. This memorial is a must-visit for anyone in the area—both to pay respects and to better understand an important part of American history.

What an incredibly touching memorial that can move the strongest person to tears. You can feel the pain at this memorial with so many innocent young and old lives lost. This was a beautiful memorial to honor those lives lost and those left behind. The outdoor memorial was very well constructed and the museum inside was eye opening and jaw dropping. Worth the experience as you will learn, see and hear actual recordings from that day. 💔

Visiting the memorial and museum was a powerful experience. I was 5 or 6 when this happened and don't have the most vivid memory of it so I'm glad to have visited to more truly understand the gravity of this tragedy. Our country would benefit by everyone visiting to see what happens when we give in to hatred and extremism but also to see the best in us when we come together and stand united.

Such a beautiful tribute to all affected by this horrible event. Planned on just going to the memorial but it was so beautiful that I had to come back the next day to the museum. While at the memorial a ranger came out and gave us a bit of history on the memorial, museum, and some facts about the bombing. I recommend everyone visiting at least once.

The OKC Bombing Memorial and Museum brings us back 30 years this year to one of those moments you'll never forget... the Memorial is beautiful and so beautiful compared to the violence that ripped thru the Heart of the Sooner Nation. The museum well curated and taught me things I never knew about that day.

We visited this very moving memorial and museum for the Oklahoma City Bombing by McVay in 1995. The outdoor guided tour around the reflection pool and the Empty Chairs representing the victims killed was very informative! Each chair was etched with the name of the victim. Each row of chairs represented the victims killed on each of the 9 floors of the building. The chairs light up at night and look like they are floating in the night.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial is a beautiful place to stop and take in what a city means to people. The sheer strength of the explosion is still evident. There is an eerie feeling here and yet a certain type of peace as well. I have been many times. This is a must see in OKC!

This is a very nice casino. The elevators worked quick. The staff is very outgoing friendly and courteous. The machines are tight but all casinos are these days. The beds are absolutely the most comfortable. The shower was very spacious. The water is nice and hot. Staff graciously brought more coffee and cream up to our room. The snacks are reasonable. This was a very good stay. The players club staff was the best i have seen with customer service. Extremely helpful. Everyone in the casino was very attentive

The service at this hotel and casino was absolutely fantastic. Most everyone at each restaurant and guest services were so friendly and went above and beyond to ensure I felt comfortable and welcomed. I want to give a shout to Jim at guest services/front lobby. He welcomed me each time I was in/out the lobby and helped me move boxes back and forth for my trade show. Also Izayah at the Flame restaurant was so sweet and provided excellent service. All of the casino staff I spoke to were amazing. I would recommend coming to this place to anyone passing through. I look forward to visiting again just for the friendly service. Also the amazing hotel beds! The beds were also very comfortable and rooms were clean!

We didn't stay at the hotel. They have Valet parking here if you wish. We did play slots and found a great mix of old and new to play. We also ate at the restaurant in the casino. The food was great. I only had a burger, but hubs had a Ribeye and he was pleased, as was I.

Good atmosphere, nice and clean casino but man the last 4 or 5 times I've been I haven't won anything, I mean anything. Is that the casinos fault? Not necessarily but when I can go to many others and at least somewhat win or at least break even then that tells me something. Need to loosen up the slots a little or something. It'll be a while before I'm back again unfortunately.

Stayed or tried to stay there 10/19. Had a good time at casino. The room was really nice,the beds and pillows were terrible. Hard as a rock mattress and pillows were the worst I have ever seen very small. We had to have maintenance come up to fix the television. The tub in the bathroom was very nice and relaxing. Wish we could have slept there.

I am so excited that they have a lot of the older slot machines that allow you to play and have good line hits. They also have a nice selection of the newer slot machines for those who like to play them. It's disappointing that so many other casinos have gotten rid of the older games that actually let you play for a while for your money, and have a better chance of winning along the way. Yes, the majority of the older slots don't have the pie in the sky jackpots, but the majority of people rarely ever hit those jackpots. The newer slot machines are so volatile, you can go through all of your money you have for the whole day in about an hour and it's extremely boring. Also enjoy that it is two levels and helps with the cigarette smell, with me being a non-smoker I enjoy having space in better air to breathe. I will definitely be back frequently to play here more, with frequent visits.

Stayed on a Wednesday night in November. Hotel room was very nice, clean, & comfortable. Flame Steakhouse was expensive, but fantastic food! Casino was nice & fun…won a little bit just before we left.

Visited this museum TWICE while in town for a week because it was that much fun. My kids ages 4 and 7 loved every nook of this place. The museum is huge and while packed with activities feels very spacious, open and clean. There are exhibits for all age ranges and I think kids and adults can be engaged for hours just the same. We all enjoyed every aspect of it. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean and well equipped for children to independently use them including low sinks, soap and towels. We loved the mirror maze, sensory nook, tinker room, and the live science shows (we saw two). I’d like to mention 2 cons: - the food offered at the restaurant is not good quality nor there are healthy options. The cafeteria just doesn’t makes sense with such a great facility. Wish they offered healthy, fresh cooked food. My kids ate pizza and a pretzel and both were packaged/frozen, warmed up low quality food. But they do have Starbucks coffee and I enjoyed that. - the garden has so much potential to be a great place as well but seemed a bit neglected. There are a couple of things you would do there but a playground or more science outside would’ve been great. The picnic tables were also dirty and a bit neglected. Overall a very good experience and I recommend it for a full day of fun. Pack your own lunch and snacks and you are all set! Worth the ticket price 100%.

We stayed longer than we thought we would! Lots of fun hands-on activities and plenty for the dads in the group! The planetarium was a fun experience for the kids, the segue ride was hilarious, and the Olympic section was a great experience. The tornado machine was hit and miss. Our favorite exhibits: the music room and the mini-photography showcase.

I went for a toddler birthday party & there were so many interesting fun things for the children to explore. A few hours wasn’t enough time to nearly get through everything there is to do with a break for lunch & birthday cake. I do remember visiting here when I was in middle school, so glad it’s still around.

That is a wonderful place to have a incredible time with your family and friends. I think it is beyond an ordinary museum. It has been allowed to use and experience lots of experiments. For the children looks like a kinda playground but the difference between normal playground and the museum is to learn while having fun.

We celebrated my kids’ birthday here recently and it was completely worth it. The staff drew pictures on the wall that gave them so much glee. We added in the ice cream package and Roman did a fantastic job getting the kids involved. All the families had so much fun checking out the museum as most parents hadn’t been since they were kids. We have a membership that we will definitely be keeping up with and will be visiting frequently.

i took my kids to the "Discover Fest" and the had a blast, i highly recomend it, they do it every year and IT IS FREE! they always have so many interesting things and shows. I think the only kind of "not good" thing was that they were selling water bottles in $3.50 and sodas in $2.00 which i think is not really good for kids being dirsty and trying to save their money they finished picking up a soda.

Wow! We were very impressed. Many options to explore for all ages. One of our favorite museums ever. From the shows to the water and sand play to the cooperative games, everything is perfection.

Been bringing the kiddo here since he was very little. Summer tradition for us for sure. This zoo has improved tremendously throughout the years in a positive direction. The bathrooms could be cleaners and the supplies could be stocked more frequently and more misters. But other than that the facility is clean, the animals seem healthy and tended to. And the facility seems full of animals. Pricing is affordable as well if you do a daily entry or a seasonal pass. The food prices could be a little better and maybe more carts for waters, etc. But other than that this zoo is a fun thing to do with the family.

Such a fun day! The zoo is super clean, easy to get around, and full of amazing animals. My favorite part was watching the elephants play, and the flamingos were so pretty! It’s a great spot for kids and families — and honestly, it was just as enjoyable for us adults too. A perfect way to spend a few hours.

Large Zoo with alot to see and do. We didn't get there until 12pm and stayed until just about closing time and I feel like we had to really rush to see everything. I'd recommend getting there earlier than we did 😂😂 Ate at the Canopy Cafe. Food is pricey, but portions were large and delicious. My daughter really enjoyed the Emus, fish, goats and Flamingos. It's is a very hilly zoo as well, so be prepared for a bunch of uphill walking if you don't plan your route beforehand ( we didn't 😂😂). Thanks for a great day OKC Zoo! 😊😊

Took the kids on a day trip to the zoo. We had a great time seeing all of the animals, riding the merry go round. The food prices are a bit much but the overall experience was positive. Clean and lots to do!

We had such a great time at the Oklahoma City Zoo! Our group included seven adults, a 3-year-old, and an 11-month-old—and we were all able to get in for just $150. Such a great value for a full day of fun, especially with our extended family joining us. The zoo itself is beautiful, clean, and impressively large—we didn’t even make it through the whole thing before it was time for nap time! We especially appreciated the interactive stations set up throughout the park, where friendly zoo staff shared info about the animals and let us touch things like a real zebra pelt. It was a great way to keep everyone, kids and adults alike, engaged and learning. The variety of animals was wonderful, and we were happy to see the animals in large, thoughtfully designed enclosures. My son was completely captivated by an ostrich that followed us along the fence—definitely his favorite moment of the day! I personally loved watching the red pandas—they were so fun to see up close. While we didn’t eat lunch at the zoo, we saw plenty of people enjoying generous portions, and I have to say—the chicken tenders looked surprisingly good (and I don't usually say that about zoo food!). We also noticed a few spots offering adult beverages throughout the park, which was a nice bonus for a relaxing stroll. There were also plenty of fun photo opportunities scattered around the zoo, which made for great memories and some adorable family pics. All in all, we had a fantastic visit and would definitely recommend the OKC Zoo to anyone looking for a fun, family-friendly adventure!

This is the most beautiful, fun zoo I've been to yet. Well laid out with care towards art and landscaping. There are mist spraying locations to cool off, the drinking fountains have a new option that allows you to place your empty water bottle there and it fills up. You can bring your own lunch. And so much more!

Very clean bathrooms. Lively animals. It was cool to see how much room the animals had. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Sad part was that all the penny machines were either out of order or pennies. We ended up only losing a dollar from the machine.

My soon to be 13 yrs old just said if this was the first museum he went to on this trip it would have been great. Hubby and I were impressed, we loved the art work. Once again beautiful pieces that look like photographs and not paintings. The staff was kind and knowledgeable as well. Super clean and beautiful I wish the price was a bit less for teens and families at all adds up.

We visited the Cowboy Museum. It was okay and worth the visit if you are interested in cowboy history. The Museum Grill is the museum’s restaurant ((but not really a “grill). We ordered the chef salad, flavorful tortilla soup, and gigantic southwest chicken wrap. All were very good! The museum also has a nice gift shop.

I hadn't visited in about 30 years and was more than impressed with the improvements over the years. Incredible collections, paintings and sculptures are just the icing on the cake. So much to see and learn about western heritage and culture. This is a must-see in OKC!

My husband and I had such a great time visiting the Oklahoma National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how beautifully everything was displayed. We really enjoyed seeing all the incredible artwork — the paintings truly captured the spirit and history of the West. The museum also had a fascinating collection of saddles, guns, clothing, and other historical pieces. Every room told a story, and it was both educational and fun to explore. You can really tell how much thought and care went into curating everything. It was a great experience overall, and we’re so glad we made time to visit. Highly recommend if you’re in the area and looking for something both cultural and memorable!

Beautiful place, they have a really nice gift shop, lovely art, wonderful historical artifacts. There's so much to explore, be prepared to spend a lot of time here. I'd gladly come back again, I need more time to enjoy all of the exhibits. My little daughter had a lot of fun too watching photos, videos and playing at the playground outside.

This is a wonderful collection of Western history and art presented in a beautiful setting. The museum is full of amazing art and the displays tell the story of both the Native American people and the cowboys and settlers. Outside are wonderful statues and experiences to enjoy among lovely landscape.

Visited on Veterans Day and my admission was free. A wonderful museum highlighting the cowboy culture in art, and artifacts. Extensive collection of firearms of the early westward expansion scattered throughout the museum.

Historic round barn on route 66 in Oklahoma. The downstairs is a gift/antique shop. The loft area is amazing, and still has concerts there. The person who created us upon entrance was very knowledgeable about the history of the barn. Worth a stop if in the area. Free to visit.

Beautiful place to visit! We talked with the volunteer and we learned so much about the Round Barn. The loft is absolutely gorgeous! Definitely stop by & check it out!

An amazing, old craftsmanship made, round barn, on historic route 66 that you can visit. The upper floor and ceiling is awesome. The lower floor has more history and photos too. Be sure to visit both. The staff is very friendly and helpful. A fun stop along the route that you shouldn't miss.

This is so cool. The ground floor is like a mix of a goodwill shop and museum. Look at the ceiling to see how the barn was constructed. The real thing to see is the upstairs space. It’s a large space and cool frame construction.

Visited on 6.9.2025. Unique and Nostalgic Roadside Attraction in Arcadia, Oklahoma. Jyst a side note.... This would be an Outstanding places to go country dancing or square dancing. It would also be a great place to have a wedding reception.

I enjoyed the history and how well it has been kept up. Not many locations like this that are open to the public. If you have your passport book you can get it stamped. Friendly volunteers to answer questions. Also can't beat the price...give a donation.

This is a historic attraction along Route 66 in Arcadia. Opening hours are 10am to 5pm daily. Admission is free and you will find a decent size carpark in the back, just exit 66 a block or two over and make way to the back. There are public toilets available as well. The Barn was originally built in 1898. After decades of neglect, it was fully restored with a reconstructed roof in 1992 and is kept in good condition today. You can visit the upstairs where you will see the wooden deck space for fairly large scale events. It is worth a quick look-see. What is most interesting is the ground floor which is setup like a small museum with historical information about the Round Barn, the early days of Arcadia, Route 66 traveller business that the early 20th-century and related points of interest. There are time period artefacts on display that are nice to see as well as a gift shop area which is manned by volunteers. I really enjoyed my 20 minute stop and visit of the Arcadia Round Barn recently. They are doing really good job breathing and keeping alive this interesting bit of early Oklahoma and Midwest history here.

The Auditorium is beautiful. The staff are dressed nicely, they're friendly and very helpful. A very well organized event for sure. My Family watched Celtic Throne II, Psalter of Ireland. Absolutely a beautiful performance! Well choreographed, wonderful music and smiling faces every step of the way. My children, ages 6-11 Loved the entire show, and My husband and I did as well. Thank you so much for a wonderful time.

Attended the concert of The Queen's Six. Parking was well organized. Ushering crew were well organized and very helpful. Theater and lobby were amazingly beautiful. The Queen's Six employed a high quality performance demonstrating serious professionalism and a joy of musical variety. The encore of God Save the King was special and an honor to hear.

This is the most beautiful place I have ever seen! The huge chandeliers look like big diamonds in the sky! The sound of the singing just surrounds you in your chair!

It was an excellent concert. The voices were all high quality. The royal singers each spoke giving us history of each piece and sharing their dry British humour w/ us. Staff great as usual :-)!

From just pulling into park, everything was so organized and the parking attendants were always smiling and friendly. Upon entering the facility, everyone was extremely welcoming, so friendly, and willing to help if you needed it. Now for the show, Celtic Throne. The show was fantastic. The dancers of all ages, the singers, and the musicians were amazing. You can tell they love doing what they and working together. A family of performers. An incredible show of so much talent and hard work. I would come see this show over and over again. I would like to thank every one of them for sharing their gifts for all to see. This is a must see show if anyone has the opportunity to see it. The venue, Armstrong Auditorium, is a beautiful venue with very friendly people running the facility. Thank so much.

Our first time to visit this auditorium, and we were not disappointed! Beautiful facility and the acoustics were great for performances. We saw the Celtic Throne, and the talent of these young adults and kids was amazing. Plenty of informed staff to help with doors, directions, history and parking. Small parking lots but the staff moved traffic in and out safely and quickly.

We enjoyed the show Celtic Throne very much! Outstanding talent! Lots of variety! The location is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for an amazing time!

We had a very nice and informative tour at the Route 66 Interpretive Center in Chandler Oklahoma. The museum is housed in the old National Guard Armory, built by the WPA. They have a nice gift shop, some memorabilia and videos. The seating for these videos are really cool, from A-Model Ford seats, Mustang seats, motel mattresses and more.

Thanks Susan. Nice gift shop and Center. My only suggestion: a sign outside of gift shop if you enter from east or west entrance that says Pay admission in gift shop. I will enjoy my magnet and route 66 bell 🔔. The movies need more volume. The interactive centers are cool.

What a neat place! Our tour guides were so friendly, and very knowledgeable. There is so much history in the building, you could spend all day in here watching videos and touching relics. We appreciate the free maps of Oklahoma and Route 66. The gift shop has some very well selected items, and unique souvenirs. Well worth the small fee. Have a bottled soda while you're there, they are cold and delicious, I'm saving my bottle as another souvenir. Highly recommended.

If you love history this place is amazing! Era of the 1930's and during World War 2 and the efforts by the residents of Chandler to save and preserve this amazing historical site. Our tour guide was Dee, she is a walking history book indeed and a big sweetie pie. You have to see this amazing Museum and watch the amazing historical videos they have. There are also refreshments avilable.

The lady working at the museum was so helpful. She gave us a tour of the museum and was very knowledgeable of the history around there. The gift shop was amazing. Lots of route 66 merchandise. I must stop for the route 66 traveler. Museum is beautiful!!!

A very nice blend of short stories via video and historical picture display. When you walk in you are greeted by a very knowledgeable host that gives a history lesson on the building. Nicely done.

Wonderful tour guides. The building is simply beautiful. Glad it was restored. They have antique car seats and beds from old hotels along route 66. At these were video documentaries, short clips. 1 is about 20 mins in the theater seats. Maps and info for route 66 and Oklahoma. Very informational. Plan to be here at least 2 hours if not more if you want to take it all in.

Very fun little thing to do in Stillwater. We loved the different animals! It was clean and organized. Loved the concrete walking path for a stroller. The staff was great- very friendly and attentive. Perfect for kids- not too big but big enough to spend a couple of hours at. Highly recommend!

Lost Creek Safari is an absolute gem for a day out! Our visit was a delightful experience, perfect for the whole family. The staff were incredibly friendly and took the time to educate our kids about the different animals, which made the visit even more engaging and educational.The variety of animals at Lost Creek Safari is impressive. From exotic birds to majestic big cats, there's something for everyone to enjoy. One of the highlights of our visit was the ability to feed many of the animals, which provided an interactive experience that our kids absolutely loved.The setting is beautiful and well-maintained, creating a pleasant atmosphere for a day spent outdoors. Overall, Lost Creek Safari is a fantastic destination for families looking to spend quality time together while learning about and interacting with a wide array of animals. Highly recommended!

We absolutely loved our day at Lost Creek Safari!! The grounds were clean and well maintained. The whole place is paved which was perfect for our stroller and young walking kids. The animals were all close enough to see them and they were so trusting and came close. You can tell they are very well cared for! The variety of animals was so fun as well. We loved the option to pay for a feed cup to get to feed the animals. Highlights for us were the lemurs, otters, reptile barn, kangaroos, and monkeys. The staff were all VERY friendly, genuine, and taught us so much about the animals! Our whole family had a great time and we will absolutely be returning! If I could give this more than 5 stars, I would! HIGHLY recommend!!

This place is just absolutely amazing! It’s the perfect size to where you can enjoy everything and not be exhausted the animals seem genuinely happy and well taken care of the owner spoke with us and he truly cares and has a vision of providing proper care for all his animals. All the staff is so welcoming and informative and the animals trust them and walk right up. Everything is inclusive wheel chair accessible and little one friendly. You can’t beat the price for this great experience I highly recommend.

What a fun experience! We took our three little girls ranging in ages from 1 to 10 years old and they all three had such a blast! The workers were all so knowledgeable and super kind! We rarely had to look for anyone for help as the workers there all had stations to assist you around each corner. We got thr all inclusive package which allowed for hands on experiences! If you are wanting a fun time with the family plan kn stopping here!

Love this place ! Not so big that you can't experience everything available. Perfect for you kids to get close and feed the animals . The interaction opportunities with so many animals is exceptional! Great place for a birthday party! The staff is very helpful, fun , and knowledgeable! The price very reasonable.

♿️ Parking lot is not wheelchair friendly due to the loose large sized gravel, however the rest of the park or adventure is wheelchair accessible with a wide paved walking path that goes throughout the entire park. Even the Reptile Barn has a wheelchair ramp located on the side of the building that enters the backside of the building. The single stall restroom is not wheelchair accessible due to a step at the threshold but is roomy enough inside that other people can assist someone physically enter the restroom. There is a large sink located outside the restroom that is accessible for individuals in wheelchairs. We highly recommend using this sink before leaving the safari to wash off animal slobber. This place is awesome and according to the owner has received a lot of upgrades and improvements since they purchased the park over 2 years ago. There are staff members located throughout the park that are able to assist you in feeding animals such as the Camel, Water Buffalo, Miniature Highland Cattle, Lemurs, and Parakeets. This place is packed with various animal species, not all the animals can be feed by the public or touched. The Baboons, Pig-Tailed Macaques, Spider Monkeys, Bobcats, Serval, Caracal, Jackal, Foxes, Porcupine, as well as other species are some of those species that are not touchable. The Reptile Barn has various snakes and lizards and a couple of the reptiles can be held with assistance from the staff. The staff member Katie was very helpful and informative and took the time to talk to us about all the various reptiles they had present as well as let us hold a baby wallaby. Best of all they have two Giant Anteaters and even offer the opportunity to feed the anteaters for an additional fee. This place was an amazing experience and was a blast to visit. The staff are friendly and helpful and the owner is involved and was very helpful. He even walked us to the restroom when we asked where it was and checked first to make sure it had toilet paper before we used it. They also have a concession stand that has some really good Snowcones with fun color changing spoons. I'd recommend the Cotton Candy flavor but the Piña Colada was pretty good as well. There is even covered picnic tables near the concession stand.

Amazing experience! The staff was fantastic, they walked us through each part of the process and explained everything in detail which helped put us at ease. They run on a tight schedule and have a great system in place. I enjoyed every second of it!

What an awesome day. I had really great communication with the staff. Everyone was really cool. This was my first tandem jump, and now I'm wanting to continue into getting certified and continue this sport so bad. I should have done this 25 years ago when I first wanted to go. I felt really comfortable being around these professionals. They spent their time explaining and preparing me for this, it made me feel very comfortable. I immediately wanted to jump again. I am excited to return and continue the sport of skydiving.

This was the experience of a lifetime! Booked this adventure for my husband's birthday and it did not disappoint! We will be talking about this day for years to come and will definitely be back! Andy and all of the employees we encountered were PHENOMENAL. Andy was my tandem instructor and he was absolutely incredible. Talked me through from start to finish. THANK YOU for a wonderful experience.

My jump was emotional…I wanted /needed it to be healing and fun. It was SO MUCH more. Incredible! Breathtaking! Spirit renewing! Soul restoring! And FUN as hell. Grizzle made me feel safe and secure. He’s very knowledgeable and it’s obvious, he loves his job. I can’t wait until my next jump! Such an amazing experience!!! You guys ROCK!

We had a great time on Saturday. Me and a friend did the high altitude 18,000 foot tandem jump. It was a lot of fun. The training session is short and sweet. Just make sure when you land, you really bring your legs up high enough! I didn't and ended up scraping my knees a bit. But nothing broken, so no worries lol. Oh, and if you get motion sickness, I would suggest declining when they ask if you want to twirl while on the parachute. Luckily, I made it down without getting sick. I will be back next year for the 14,000 jump and hire the extra camera person for a different perspective on the video. The included video and pictures with the 18,000 were great. But I would have like to have had that extra perspective to see. I'm not sure if they offer that option with the 18,000 jump. All in all, it was an awesome experience. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking to skydive.

Absolutely amazing. A truly unforgettable experience for my 30th birthday. It was extra special getting to do it alongside my older brother. My tandem partner, Mac, did an incredible job making the whole experience feel safe and exciting. Highly recommend!

Everyone was so friendly! Go out of their way to make sure you feel safe and informed throughout the whole process. Couldn’t recommend them enough! Would go 1000 times again!

Only stayed 1 night but the place is lovely and would be awesome for water sports and fishing. We stayed in the Green Country section. RV sites has full hookups with level, spacious concrete pads, BBQ grill, fire pits and a picnic table. Trees provided some shade on each site. Will definitely plan to return when we can spend more time here.

I’ve never camped on a holiday weekend before. What a blast! At one point I thought I might gain weight from the smell. Nice people, quality facilities, beautiful scenery, what more do you need?

My wife and I really enjoyed staying in our RV at Keystone State Park! The park has a sizable lake for recreation and it is very clean. The front office was helpful and friendly.

We went for a day trip. The lake was very high and alot of the trails were wet. We want to go again when the weather has been drier.

First thing... the restrooms and showers next L08 spot are air conditioned! 😁 They're clean and have good tissue in the restrooms. The staff at the office are very welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Beautiful views and several rv pads are concrete paved. Clean and well kept post grills and concrete picnic tables (not the rough ones with built-in rocks) and fire pits. The prices are great and they are pet friendly. You'll find several rv pads with shade and they have some tent sites with electric... gotta have that morning coffee. Love it here!

Great camping spot. Nice view. They have running water and showers. Showers actually get really hot. Quiet spot tucked off the highway.

The park is kept pretty nice and clean. The sites are a bit close. Would like a little more room. Water pressure was on the low side. It was n ice to have a boat ramp close however it's a long way down and for us older folks it is a difficult walk up the ramp. Some steps would be nice as well as a courtesy dock. Other downfalls that are no fault of the state park is the marina. It gets loud and very busy on the weekends. They also have a shop where they use load equipment so it is not very peaceful. Having full hook-up was nice but not worth the price of the other annoyances.