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Bluff Creek Park

4.8 (23 reviews)
Open • 5:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Bluff Creek Park trail...get away from the hustle and bustle of life and enjoy some of OKC's beauty!!!
Jeff B.

What a beautiful place to take a walk after work. This park is filled with wild life, trees, plants and water. Whether you want to walk, run or bicycle this park can accommodate you. The air is fresh and the trees provide some relief from the heat. Today i was even able to see a couple of deer grazing near the small creek. Try this place when you want to get away and go see some nature without traveling so far. You wont be sorry.

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Kelly M.

I love this area of OKC and Bluff Creek Park is a gem. In the evenings when the sun is setting, you'll see some of the best Oklahoma sunsets while deer are out grazing the land. The park tends to get pretty crowded on nice days. Kids just love it and I've seen a lot of birthday parties thrown here, too. Then, there are the trails and the fact that it is so conveniently located near Lake Hefner. I absolutely love this part of town. People are out and about riding their bikes, going on walks or jogs, and it's just a nice place to take in Mother Nature.

along the back ponds
Carla S.

Very nice park with a lot of grassy green space, a modern playground, pavilions for picnicking, looping paths for walking/jogging/running and mountain biking trails. It looks especially nice here in summer when the garden, grasses and forested areas are greened up. My complaints are that the paths and trails could easily be extended, and the pond area is being poorly utilized. Why not make some hike/bike in day camping spots? Place some picnic tables in clearings amongst the trees with bbqs or even fire pits. OKC lacks areas like that, and this park could easily be expanded to something more of a catch-all, like the 'great parks' in Southern California.

Katie C.

This place is so nice for pictures! We originally were going to go to Martin Nature Park, but they don't allow dogs. The entrance into the park is not the best, but once you go into the trails and trees, it makes for some awesome scenery. It also was not crowded at all; there were only a handful of people going through the trails. See the potential in the photos we took of this family and their great dogs!

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Krista H.

Such a cute park! There is trails, playground, covered tables, benches, and plenty of open spaces.

Rentable Pavilions
Chelsey V.

My review is specifically on the Bluff Creek running trails. There is a map at the front so you can decide the amount of miles that you want to go. This is super helpful so you aren't walking or running for days/ with no clue when it will end #Dramatic. These are beautiful trails with greens surrounding you on all sides. I loved the mile markers because they gave me an idea of how far I had gone. It felt like a great escape and really is a beautiful trail. We brought the dogs along and they had a great time too. My husband and I can't wait to go back here to run.

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Great walking park. Very safe with good parking. The trails are paved and well marked. Good park for young kids and strollers.

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Too many dogs. Watch out for the poop. Also don't wear new shoes it's always muddy on the trails.

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Very nice park! Only downside is the porta-potty bathroom rather than a built in one but overall it has something for everyone.

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Martin Park Nature Center

Martin Park Nature Center

4.7(62 reviews)
1.5 mi

I've visited the playground area at Martin Park Nature Center several times since moving to…read moreOklahoma, but this was my first time actually going inside the nature center itself and honestly... it was so much cooler than I expected. The exhibits focus on animals local to Oklahoma and include a mix of live animals, taxidermy displays, and educational models. The space itself is not huge, but it's laid out incredibly well and packed with information without feeling overwhelming. One of my favorite parts was how interactive and welcoming the staff and park rangers were. They seemed genuinely happy to answer questions and engage with kids about the animals and exhibits they were interested in, which made the experience feel much more personal and educational. I also learned that they host both family-focused and adult-focused events throughout the year, which definitely made me want to come back and explore more of what they offer. Another practical bonus: there are bathrooms inside the nature center itself, which is always helpful when spending time at the park. This ended up being such a fun and surprisingly educational afternoon and I'd absolutely recommend it for families, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a low-cost activity in OKC.

I came here on September 17th and just now getting around to writing this. I'm an avid hiker and…read morelove the outdoors. It's been tough the last few months due to the over 100 degree days in a row. I lived in Las Vegas for years and when it hit the hundreds I would drive an hour away to Mt Charleston and hike their many trails and the temperature would be around 25 degrees lower. Unfortunately not a place to do this in Oklahoma that I've found yet. Anyway , this was my first time in Edmond and I had read before about this place in nearby OKC. The one thing that worried me was all the comments about the ticks. I hate ticks ! I decided to go anyway , since I was here and of course my spray that I have for ticks and bugs I left at home , I usually have in my backpack that I keep in my truck. Parking lot was good size and had a couple of port o johns. I talked to a fellow patron and he said he's been pretty lucky about not getting ticks and he does the trails often. I have a military like hat I use for hikes and it has a pull out flap that covers your neck , so I put it on and pulled up my socks. A few steps away from the parking lot is a Ranger Station / Visitor Center. They have a small display , but it is pretty good. Some live animals like turtles swimming , snakes , etc. They have a cool display of different insects and an interactive area with a racoon , owl , and such that you push a button to hear them make their noises. The Ranger was there telling some kids and parents about some animals and such. I was told he is very friendly and helpful. They also have several taxidermy animals like a armadillo , skunk , and a racoons eating cracker jacks. There are lots of trees for coverage from the sun. A lookout deck over a pond filled with turtles sunbathing on platforms. I saw a crane also in the water and a large bird flying above like a hawk or buzzard in the distance. They have several short trails and I'm used to doing much longer ones like 8 or 9 miles , these are like 1 or 2 miles. As I started the first one I met up with a couple of deer. A doe and a fawn. The fawn go a little close to me then walked away then the doe came up to me about 6 feet away. I guess some people may be feeding them and that's why they got so close to a human. I came up to another observation deck with a bunch of stairs you can climb up to. There was a couple people on it. I only did 2 short trails due to how hot it was. I would like to come back again when it is cooler. When I got back to the parking lot I took off my hat and checked it for ticks , took off my shirt and did the same , checked my shoes and laces and socks. No ticks thankfully. I will definitely bring my spray next time. I would hate to get bitten by the ones that will make you no longer able to eat meat without getting sick. That would be terrible since I love bbq , fried chicken , and a good steak. I thought Rocky Mounted Spotted Fever was bad , but dang !

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Martin Park Nature Center
Martin Park Nature Center
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Oklahoma River Trails

Oklahoma River Trails

4.3(3 reviews)
10.4 mi•Boathouse District

These are some great trails right next to the Oklahoma River!!…read more Paved and flat, until you go under some of the bridges here, this was a great spot for me to get my runs in while I was here!! Easy parking, you will see the occasional runner or biker here depending on when you come. I did see a group run also! Along with the river, you do get some good views of the OKC skyline here!!

If you like long distance biking without a lot of incline or congestion, then the Oklahoma River…read moreTrails are for you. I mean, who wouldn't want to go fast without having to zig-zag in between runners, families or other bikes? The trail is well paved with the occasional slight gravel, which is totally avoidable. The path is somewhat like a large 13 mile oval shape, without any street crossings or stop signs. This would be a perfect spot to train for races. I would not recommend bringing your families on the trail just because road bikers are going fairly fast. Wouldn't want a little one stumbling in front of a bike going 20-30 miles a hour. For the sake of runners, the unseen corners are well marked with caution signs and there are two lanes to avoid collision. Overall it's a beautiful spot, there are geese and some other water fowl and the sun hits the river perfectly. There's a moment where you are riding beside a view of the city as well as the beautiful trail. This is probably the least congested biking trail I've been to in Oklahoma City. I would recommend starting at/ parking at Devon Boathouse at Regatta Park. There's also additional parking across the street. I could see this place being a good spot for group bikers as well, it's not far from Bricktown if you want to ride into the city a little bit to grab a bite to eat.

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Oklahoma River Trails - Going under the bridge..

Going under the bridge..

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Bluff Creek Park - parks - Updated November 2026

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