My wife and I were visiting our grandkids and wanted a place to play pickleball. After a search we…read morefound the Cube in Bethany. It is a great place with very nice players who were very welcoming. There was a very small fee for a lifetime membership.. We will be back when we are in the area.

The Cube is a wonderful place for people of any age to have a good time. The receptionist was very…read morewelcoming and it is certainly a reasonable price.

We visited during Sukkot last year. Both of us had truly great pastrami on rye in the makeshift…read morekosher delicatessen that was set up on site. There's a terrific library here, too. Very friendly, helpful staff. I may be purely goyische, yes, but I had an absolute blast here.

very welcoming. beautiful, simple, clean, services all community, volunteerism, pro active and…read moreoffers spiritual understanding and support. highly recommended.

A touch of nature in busy, dirty, Oklahoma City! Pop in to the small building with live animals and…read moretaxidermied ones. Gorgeous trails and water!

This place is great and so much fun my kids really enjoyed it…read more We saw turtles, squirrels, deer, fish, and plenty of bugs. There are porta pottys but they were pretty clean and the playground is a big plus!

Loved visiting the Will Rogers Garden on a sunny day in April. This colorful, historic garden has…read moreso many beautiful walking paths. The gardens are located within one of Oklahoma City's oldest parks. Originally the land was a dairy farm. The Northwest Park was established in 1912. In 1932, Oklahoma City Horticulturalist Henry Walter began to develop the northern portion of the Northwest Park into the 30-acre garden. Walter designed the ponds, plant beds, overlooks and other structures. Federal Works Projects Administration (WPA) and Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) programs added the red rock walls. It was renamed in 1936 to honor humorist Will Rogers. Today, you can visit a wide variety of gardens and flowerbeds. The Iris Garden was blooming and there was an Iris Festival featuring award winning flowers. so beautiful. There were so many birds and a very cute Eastern cottontail bunny hopped through the colorful plant beds. Parking was easy. Location was great. The gardens are free to visit. A beautiful park to visit in Oklahoma City.

beautiful garden area. there's a bunch of ducks around. nice walking area. fairy huts tooread more