Here's the thing I would've given this a five star review but umm they removed the sand excavator…read morebecause that was my favorite thing there. Overall very fun with LOTS to do

I would definitely give this park a five star, that is mainly if you are comparing this to the…read moreother parks around. It was just perfect for my kids 2.5 and 3.5 years old. The park was constructed or dedicated for children with special needs, so it is made very accommodating and accessible for wheel chairs, and the swings are like chairs to be secure and comforting. There are plenty of plays for the kids of different ages, pretty colorful, and the weather is best after 7 pm, beware of the mosquitos though there are quite a few to bite you over there!

More know as Memorial park has trees an grass running water if your dog dares to enter it, alots of…read moreducks an people be active walking or running. The park has poo bags just in case

I water skied on Buffalo wallow lake back in the 80s .l was hoping somebody would have the picture…read morefrom the ODESZA American newspaper.

This is an awesome place to stop on any road trip, especially if you've never had the chance to see…read morethe real Stonehenge in the UK! They did a great job recreating it (at a smaller scale, of course) but it's still amazing to see up close, and you're allowed to walk through the pillars here, whereas in the UK you can't get anywhere near the actual Stonehenge pillars. We were on a road trip and when I heard about this place, I knew we had to swing by and experience it for ourselves. It was only about 15 minutes out of the car, but when you're driving across the massive emptiness of West Texas, every cool stop is worth the chance to stretch your legs. Check it out if you're driving through!

the stonehenge was underwhelming as a whole. it was not very big and it was within a college with…read moremany speed bumps around.

Wonderful check in with Anna! Very helpful and kind. Great…read moresummer deal for kids from 10-1. Perfect place to keep the little space and entertained. My little one had a great time with her cousins!

This is our kids' new favorite place in the whole world! We had heard so many good things that we…read moreHAD to bring them down to check it out and Tuesday felt like a fun day to be spontaneous! We went online to check out the hours and discovered we could book our times, order the socks, pay, and handle signing the waivers all on the website. Super convenient! It's hard not to feel overwhelmed your first time here because there is SO much to do! They have soft indoor playgrounds with balls, hidden trampolines, obstacle courses, inner tube slides, and SO much more!!! Did I mention the arcade and affordable snack bar with a large variety of non soda beverages? We can't wait for the weekend to do the unlimited package to really tire out the kids! The only downside was the massive tantrum they threw when it was time for them to leave! Haha!

Let's face it, this world runs on petroleum and this is one of the vast epicenters of the industry…read more The short of it, is Odessa is a working man's oil town. I worked in the oil industry in Houston early in my career. I thought I'd seen a lot but my trip down the freeway in Odessa one morning blew my mind. It lays out in plain site the incredible number and variety of businesses it requires to produce oil. One after the other,on both sides of the road for miles are support businesses. One goal,to produce oil. Heavy equipment,,specialized compressors, chemical Containers, Monstrous pumps, trucks....each its own business displaying vast inventory and selection to satisfy the needs of the oil industry. We all take for granted jumping in our cars, turning the key, and heading out. I wish everyone could see what I saw. It makes it all a little more real. I actually appreciate the privilege of what benefits are delivered to society by the oil field industry more, after seeing Odessa Texas.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. I had high hopes for Odessa, but unfortunately, my experience was…read moredisappointing. Odessa is honestly a dump. There's trash all over the place and it feels like nobody cares about the town. The food is terrible--every place I tried had bland, gross food. Not a single decent restaurant in sight. It's boring and there's nothing to do. It's a miserable, unwelcoming place. Don't bother coming here unless you have no other choice.