The ladies here did a fantastic job trying to put OKC first and that was fine with us, they were…read morevery friendly and were trying very hard to make sure we were well informed when we left. Minus one star because they told us where to park and take the trolley, the thing is when we found the parking lot they sent us we had to walk two long blocks in the heat only to find that during that week the trolley wasn't running due to road repairs downtown so we had to walk back and we ventured into downtown and were lucky to find a place to park a couple of short blocks away from the Memorial. Trolley people should have notified them of the changes Other than that they are well informed and tried hard to make sure we got what we wanted

This is a great rest stop located just over six miles from the Texas-Oklahoma border. It has a dog…read morepark, a visitor information center, and plenty of space to stretch your legs. If you happened to miss the "Welcome to Oklahoma" sign at the border, this stop gives you a second and even better chance to snap a great photo with it. The restrooms were clean, and there are several nice spots for pictures. So far, it's easily one of the best rest stops we've visited. Overall, a pleasant and memorable stop!

Really love this dog park when traveling across country if I'm in the area and it happens to still…read morebe open I always go here 100% and I always make sure to pick up my waist immediately. That way owners will never get upset. At least that's just me I do wish however it would be open later because sometimes I show up later at night. If you're worried about vandalism, throw up a couple cameras and that will deter dumb people real quick .

With so few gas stations having a place to let your dogs stretch on those road trips, this place is…read morea total score! Right behind the gas station, it's got it's own parking and is fenced for both large and small dogs. Each park is about size of an Olympic pool, with enough room for them to run but not enough to wear you out if you have to go chasing after them when it's time to go. The parks were super clean, with a picnic table for people and some logs and rock formations for the dogs to sniff. They were about a fifty fifty mix of grass and dirt, with no sticker burrs to worry about.

Spent three nights here in late August. Simply wonderful. We walked pretty much the whole place…read more Climbed rocks, rode bike and even fished a bit. The fishing is amazing even for an amateur like me. Scott, Park Manager, is a pleasure to deal with. Super friendly and supportive. We stayed down near the water in spot 29. The only minor frustration is the flies. But that was probably our own problem. They loved the outside of our RV. but were almost unnoticeable when out and about. We highly recommend this park. A very beautiful part of Oklahoma we don't get to see enough of. We will be back.

This is a hidden gem! It's very quiet and the park is immaculate. It's extremely relaxing if you're…read morelooking for a peaceful getaway. We enjoyed swimming in the lake, there's a wonderful sandy beach that's very clean. There's some decent hiking trails and apparently some good fishing, we saw a lot of people fishing near the dam. We loved how empty it was on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. Only a few tents and campers around, it felt very private and secluded. We had the entire beach to ourselves. Unlike Lake Lawtonka, this park allows dogs or at least we didn't see any signs indicating otherwise! Our dogs thoroughly loved it! It's pretty secluded so pack your lunch and bring plenty of water to drink. There was a small general store near the boat ramp that sells burgers but not sure they're open all year.

We were visiting from out of town and were looking for a dog park for our pup to get her energy out…read moreand had seen this one online. It was not easy to find, a bit hidden off the road. WOW, if we could be any more disappointed, I'd be shocked. For small dogs you have to enter the large dog park FIRST and then go into the smaller one inside. No poop bag stations either- so clearly this was geared towards large dogs. Next- it was the most disgusting dog park- trash EVERYWHERE. Bottles with what looked like human pee in it? I tried to clean up the trash a bit before we let our pup play, but it just was not worth it and didn't want to risk her getting sick from something. I would suggest passing on this park if you are not a regular because clearly this is not maintained well.

This "dog park" is not maintained and there is a giant mud hole that covers majority of the front…read moreentrance. When we went my dogs were attacked through the fence by a pit-husky mix. I absolutely do not recommend this place to anyone!!

This is a wonderful facility for the community. The dog park is divided into two sections, one for…read morelarge dogs, and another for smaller dogs. It is spacious with plenty of room for your pups to Rome, and make new friends.

A great Dog park. They have agility type things or just open spaces to play fetch with you dog or…read moredogs. People seem to pick up after themselves or get asked to. My dog loved it. We are just passing through but very grateful that we stopped by.

A great park for some easy to moderate hiking. We loved visiting the Longhorn herd. The staff…read moremembers were some of the friendliest and most informative Park Rangers we've met in Texas so far.

Bring firewood! More on that later…read more PROS: The hiking was amazing with various terrain from flat fields of gorgeous wildflowers to difficult rocky climbs. Had to climb up in a few places and hoist my dog up some shelves. Beautiful views of the canyons and rivers. We heard coyotes several times each night. It's a dark skies park, so if you're into stargazing this is the place for you. CONS: Back to the firewood. The parks always say not to bring wood because it can spread insects to the area, but they did not have any firewood available for purchase. Had to leave and drive to Quannah, and the only wood they had was pinon which is not good for cooking. Hope to save you a trip! Restrooms were very dirty and full of bugs - I mean covered. Took one pretty gross shower. The worst state park restrooms I have seen. The second night we had a noisy group using a generator all afternoon and evening until 10 pm (in the tent camping area) and playing loud music. I don't get why people go to nature to drive the animals away with their noise. Wish the employees had circulated more and noticed. We left early, not just because of the restrooms and other campers. There was also not much to do since the lake is low and the swimming area is closed. There is no visitor center, shaded bird watching area or anything else to do during the hot part of the day.

Absolutely the cutest, interesting small city park I've ever seen. Honors veterans and has Route 66…read morememorabilia. Great place to stop for a picnic lunch if driving On I40.

Fantastic park! Nice and clean, you just know they really take care of it. There's a playground,…read moreskate park, splash pad, tennis courts, baseball and soccer field, storage rentals, West Prairie golf course, walking trail and fishing pond. The bathrooms were clean. We came at night so I didn't get too many pictures but I'd definitely will be back to check out more of the park.

This is a pretty big park with about 234 acres to explore. There's an off leash doggie park, a…read morejogging or walking trail, a man made mountain to hike if that's your thang, (at least that's my interpretation of that big mound), a pavilion with lots of seating for an outdoor gathering with family and friends. The most serene and tranquil part of this park is the lake that constantly whisks fresh breezes off of it while listening to the trees rustle in its wind. Within the park itself is a 2.6 mile concrete hike and bike trail that runs from the southern tip of the park at Fairway Avenue to the dam on the lake. There are public restrooms, a modular playground, basketball goals, drinking fountains, and many picnic areas. There are also 2 lighted baseball fields, 2 lighted softball fields, 3 lighted football fields, and an 18 hole disc golf course. Lake Wichita Park has the only model airplane landing strip in the park system.

We always take our kiddo (2yr) here. There is a ton of equipment for kids of all ages as well as…read moreplenty of sand area for sand castle building. The sand is clean, we've never had a problem with finding feces or anything of that sort while playing. They also have huge open field surrounding the park as well as a prairie dog enclosure. The only thing is I wish the large open area had a walking path or something, it's not stroller friendly but that's a very small side note.

We stayed for one night at the Cedar Point campground in space 8, a nice pull through site with a…read moregorgeous view of the water. It had a concrete pad, electricity and water, a picnic table and fire ring. The space is very large with grass and a large tree. We enjoyed our stay and would go back. All of the Oklahoma state parks we stayed at were clean and well maintained.

As far as lake swim beaches go, this park has the best one I have been to yet. I have been…read moreextremely disappointed with some other state park swim beaches so I was pleasantly surprised by Foss. All I can address is Sunset beach, as it is the only place in the park we visited. There are 5 cabanas on the beach that you can rent. However, if you don't want to pay to rent the cabana there are plenty of shade trees to set up under. So bring that hammock and relax! The beach is undead a sandy beach and it is safe to walk barefoot on as there is not any glass. Yay! We had a kayak and were able to use it right off the beach area. If you're in the city and need a place to go on the weekend you should check it out. Just remember, although a sand beach this is not Florida, this is Oklahoma. For Oklahoma this is a nice beach area