I came here twice in the past week. I do a lot of walks downtown & always come across Tails and…read moreAles and it was brought to my attention that they stay open till night AND they serve coffee. We came early evening the first time and I got a matcha latte. I got the chai latte the second time. The server told me the matcha (that I got iced) wasn't as sweet & I'm glad he told me that because I ended up getting some syrup added. The one that stood out to me was the spiced cinnamon honey, they have a Mexican chili that I want to try too. The chai had the same thing going on, got it iced & added caramel syrup to it. The server said they had a new kind of chai so it made me curious on how it was originally (they've been open close to a year by now). Outside of coffee & tea, they had sodas to choose from, craft or dirty (with cream added). I don't drink pop anymore & their combinations made me want to break that habit, just once. I just might. We dog watched the first visit, there were 2-3 dogs when we first got there & then a TON of dogs came and it got more entertaining as the dogs were running around playing wild & free. I was in & out the second visit so I didn't stay to watch dogs, I see them most of the when I'm getting my steps in.

Would not recommend or return. My dog was sprayed in the face repeatedly by a worker for sniffing…read moreanother dog. There were no signs of aggression, just dogs being dogs.

Great for our dog who lives in an apt. Construction on the highway has been disturbing her. She's…read moreextremely anxious around people, dogs, traffic, noise. We're hoping this will help. She loves to go to the park, not even curious about others. Tries to be invisible walking through all of them :). Just playing ball with us. There's nowhere near enough shade though. These really hot days are very hard for all of us.

This dog park is massive and was quite busy with people and humans on both sides, the small dogs…read moreand the large dogs. Humans were mostly staying with their dogs but here and there were a few gangs of roving dogs that had managed to outrun their humans. I did not see any dog fighting or other aggressive behavior. The park has a large parking lot and a big facility with water fountain and bathrooms (for the humans, obviously). There are clearly posted rules. If you're concerned about your dog interacting with others, I'd recommend bringing a water pistol and maybe a big stick just in case. [Review 16271 overall - 105 in Oklahoma - 1777 of 2021.]

Adorable! Dog trinkets, so fun! Food was really yummy, fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Found…read moresouvenirs for our pets

The drinks were good. You pay 6 to get your dog into the dog park in the back. It has a homie cafe…read morevibe. The staff was kind. The dog park is one park. So my small beagles and I had to switch with the bigger dogs. They provided toys and water for the doggies and a quaint seating area before the dog park to sit and eat. We ordered a grill cheese it was good simple. They are a small local business. It was very clean. They also sell local business treats that smell good enough for me to eat and the dogs loved.

Plenty of seating, trees and awnings for shade, fresh water with pails, bowls, and baby pools…read more Equipment to scoop poop & donated walmart bags and bins. The head of parks was here with the mayor a couple of months ago. She promised the city would provide poop bags. We all hope she keeps her word. The people and dogs are all there for fun. Wear your dogpark attire because dogs are social butterflies. Nestled in beautiful Hunter Park overlooking a lovely pond, my dog and I love it. Large dogs and small enjoy a lot of fun.

This is my favorite dog park in Tulsa! While the little dog side is always less busy, it's perfect…read morefor my little chihuahua/pug mixed girl. She has so much fun with other dogs and it's always been a good experience for us! The park is clean and bags are provided for poo pickup. Everyone is always really great about picking up after their doggo. You can count on at least one dog fight on the big dog side if you stay more than an hour or two, other than that, the big dog side looks pleasant as well. My dog has never picked up any ticks, fleas, or illnesses that I know of from here. She stays up on her vaccines and prevention meds too, so I'm sure that helps. There are water pumps, bowls, and shade too. Plenty of places for dog parents to sit while the fur baby plays. Will continue to go to this park.

Went running and saw this amazing view. Not that crowded, nice and quiet. Nice park has a field and…read moreplay ground for kid to enjoy.

So the actual Iams dog park is still under construction but it's almost finished and it looks…read moreabsolutely amazing. I took my 2 dogs to fenced area across that was just okay but I'm very excited to visit when the new area opens up.

While my dog absolutely loves going here, the temporary park they have had set up for ages now is…read moreway past its life span. It is a dust pit with no more grass to be seen. With the actual park getting constantly delayed the "temporary" park just keeps getting worse. I love this place and am so glad for a dog park so nearby, but I wish the city would communicate better about delays and opening dates.

A nice sized fenced dog park in East Rogers sponsored by the nearby Humane Society. It's free!…read more Three separate fenced areas, one each for large and small dogs and another that's sort of unclaimed. There is a supply of Wal-Mart bags hanging in case you need to do a little cleaning up. There are chairs and picnic tables so you don't have to stand the whole time your canine is getting some socializing and exercise. We had a great time!

Best park in the area. PRIVATE but only 5 bucks a year which goes to upkeep and the humane society…read more Adrienne B. maybe you should read the rules posted. no kids under 12 are allowed in the park if there are more then 2 gods present, and it is private we all pay our membership to be there, it is run by the humane society. Insulting someone for asking you to take you kid out of the fray makes you the rude hag, please don't come back

Great time puppies loved it, highly recommended gave it four stars because no one gets five starsread more

This park used to be immaculately clean - on our last visit (early Oct 2025) the big dog area was…read morecovered in dog poop. We won't be returning and I'm angry. It's really disappointing that neighbors and guests can't manage basic sanitation or common courtesy, especially with plenty of trash cans & poop bags available. - it's unacceptable.

Very pretty park. Nice walking trails, pickle ball courts & loved seeing the planes take off & land.read more

Just the beginning of a fantastic park. We loved the pages paths and boardwalks over the different…read moreterrain and wetland. The dog park is huge with lots of different things to keep pups entertained. There's an archery park too. The park butts up to the city airport so there's lots of planes to watch take off and land. The park is very new so the landscape isn't matured yet but when it does, it will be great. I look forward to coming back.

My wife and I always have a good experience at Honor Heights Park…read more In the Spring the blooming Azaleas and other trees, shrubs and flowers are amazing. In the summer we like to relax by the lake, feed the ducks. In the Autumn we enjoy the autumn foliage colors Winter is a time the Amazing Christmas parade of lights.

This is one of Muskogee's Best Features! I have always loved the park. The addition of the Papilion…read morewas huge. It's an incredible spot to hang out. Gorgeous raised bed gardens. Beautiful lawn. Awesome butterfly house in the spring and summer for $3 entry. You absolutely must go. I love the gift shop. The splash pad is great. Walking the pond is fun. The playground is state of the art quality. I just love it.