I brought me and my fiancé's family out here because my fiancé wanted to ride a horse for her…read morebirthday. When we got there the place looked great, and we were all ready to get on a horse and have a good time. Unfortunately we all did not have a good time. Donna the guide was one of the rudest people we all had ever met. She was not only rude to us, but was incredibly mean to the children who were helping us get on our horses. She would yell at them that they were doing something wrong, and just not nice. She would get super snippy at us if a horse came up to us, and we started to pet its snout, and was just super impatient and grumpy the whole experience. I eventually called her out on her rudeness, and she just laughed at me, and then proceeded to tell my fiancé "Good luck with him" even though I was incredibly respectful to her, and asked "if she was doing okay" when I did confront her. She just seemed like she was having a really bad day. The other people that worked there were incredibly helpful, and kind, including Cheri who I talked to over the phone to help us book this. Unfortunately Donna ruined that experience. We did not let her ruin our whole experience though. The ride was beautiful and the horses were really fun to ride on! However we will 100% never go back. I never leave reviews, but I had to leave a review for this because it was incredibly unprofessional especially how much we paid for everything. I pray that Donna has better days than the one she had with us, and that she will be changed for the better. UPDATE: I called Cheri and told her about all of this, and she was extremely apologetic and humble when I told her. She told me that Donna is the only guide, and is also taking care of four grandchildren at the moment, so I'm sure she is overwhelmed and overstimulated. Thank you Cheri for being kind and willing to listen to me and my concerns!

Fantastic, went on the 2hr ride today. Everyone at the ranch and my guide, Donna, were so nice,…read morehelpful, and they made sure everyone had a horse that fit them. Just a really pretty ride and great time. Staff are very helpful and patient. Mike and Sheri at the barn very helpful and the young lady and young man were also great.

We are new to Oklahoma and thus far everyone we have met has been courteous, kind and welcoming…read more Until we walked into this gym, I have never been treated so disrespectfully in my entire life and I'm not young! Don't go to this gym oh, if I could give it to zero Stars I would!

This gym is for the serious exerciser! Lots of Crossfitters and bodybuilders were there when I…read morevisited. If I lived here, I would go here - seeing so many fit gym-goers is inspiring! Ada is a smaller town, so seeing such a nice gym there was a pleasant surprise.

Red's Kayaks is a great place to rent from, they deliver the kayaks and pick them up, which was…read moresuper helpful since I don't have a vehicle that can carry them. Lake of the Arbuckles, The Point Swimming area was a great place to kayak. We could put the kayaks on the shore and swim or go out into the coves surrounding The Point. The delivery people were super helpful and very nice, giving suggestions of things we might want to see around town and around the lake. We will rent from Red's Kayaks again!

Great park for a day outside with the family. The sidewalks are wide enough for the most part,…read morethere is plenty of playground equipment, volley ball courts and basketball courts. In the summer months the Kiwanis club opens the carousel and put put area. Currently the train is under construction. In the winter the Christmas lights are a must. The down side - parking is terrible and the ducks / geese poop all over the side walks. It doesn't appear anyone keeps up with keeping them clean. The geese have taken over.

This has got to be one of my favorite parks. The trail was a little bit challenging for older…read morepeople and dogs. There was lots of pretty scenery. Be sure to check out the photos. There were two options for trails-l 1 mile or 2 miles. Sign says 1 1/2 miles, but Runtastic logged it as 2 miles. Regardless, it was a bit challenging because of the rock climbing. I loved it! If you have kids, there appears to be lots to do for the kids including a train ride.

There is literally so much to do here. We came today and took a short hike at Veterans Lake while…read moreexploring. We also visited the Nature Center to get our National Park stamp. One highlight was clearly Little Niagara, because the place was packed with locals and visitors all enjoying the cool springs, the waterfalls, etc. Can't wait to come back and explore a bit more.

We took a ride down here today to check it out it's been several years. Upon entering the area we…read morenoticed a mineral springs area. Wasn't much water in the spring but the creek was flowing with a heavy smell of sulpher. Also stopped by the Buson viewing area but did not see any. Not sure how many are left here. We drove around thru the park nd seen a deer eating along the road. Wasn't scared at all. There are several swimming holes and small waterfall/rapids areas with plenty of camping spots. There were a lot of folks out and camping. The park is about 10k acres sitting in the start of the Arbuckle Mountains. Great day trip.

The little Niagara or little Niagara Falls is a small swimming area inside the Chickasaw national…read morerec area. There are several small waterfalls flowing into several pools tht are great for swimming and floating. There are sandy beach type areas around it Ali g with plenty of picnic and camping areas. There was quite a few folks utilizing it today. There is no alcoholic beverages allowed around the swimming and falls area. Pets are not allowed in the water.

It was my first time here, and it was a great experience! I took a small group of students ranging…read morefrom age 11 to 18. We came on a Friday night from 8 to 10pm. I parked the bus in the casino parking lot nearby. There are lots of things to do inside, and there was a lot of space to do it. Seriously, it could handle a huge crowd with multiple parties happening. There is a lot of space to walk and move. You pay for everything at a central location. The glow in the dark mini golf is 9 holes and has very thoughtfully painted displays. It doesn't look like an elementary student's diorama. There is also a place for someone to have a party gathering inside the glow room. Very cool. There are lots of bowling lanes and pool tables. There is a lazer tag area. I didn't play, but my students had a really fun time. I know there was a group of 15 that played together. The arcade was good, and I appreciated the amount of walking space among the games. It had several driving games and lots of ticket-earning games. One of the air hockey tables was out of commission. All the games required a swipe card, and tickets are saved to the card for redemption later. Food is available. Standard concession stand fare. Employees were helpful and easy to find.

Apparently there is an age limit on using the bumpers and I was told this very rudely. Will not…read morereturn

This is a nice, large dog park with separate sides for large and small dogs. Its not too busy or…read morepopular yet but your pup can usually find some playmates in the evenings. Its got thick green grass, large shade trees, and plenty of room to run. Tables and shade for humans.