This is my daughter's favorite park! She is only two and so we run into a lot of issues with play…read moreequipment being too big for her to play on, but not here. The all abilities park is awesome. We honestly come here weekly!

What an amazing park! Made so that people of all abilities can use it. Long overdue and absolutely…read moreamazing! The only thing it really needs is a splash pad!

Route 66 Park is a wonderful place to spend a day outdoors! The park features beautiful walking…read moretrails that wind through the area, a lively skate park where kids and enthusiasts can have fun, and peaceful fishing ponds that are great for a quiet afternoon. The Route 66 signs and exhibits give it a unique, historic feel that makes it stand out. The grounds are clean and well-maintained, with plenty of open space for picnics, games, or just relaxing with family and friends. There's also ample parking, making it easy to get in and out. Whether you're looking for a place to exercise, enjoy nature, or explore a bit of local history, this park has something for everyone. It's a hidden gem that's definitely worth checking out!

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 15 min drive from the house. There was quite a few people out on the day we went. I was sad to see Porta potties there vs the bathrooms being open... But I guess that's how it goes these days? The bad Porta pottie was in bad shape Porta potties don't have sanitizer in them ... Definitely had serious bugs in them.... Unfortunate Will try to get out here again sometime. If only the parks department sent someone out weekly this could be a nice area! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

This is a great little park in Bethany. For the most part it's a pretty quite park. There are…read moremany people who come out to walk/run the 1.5 mile sidewalk trail around the park. The walk around the park is nice and flat and there are even distance markers so you know how far you've gone. There are several ares with many picnic tables. There are two playground areas for kids and several wide open fields. These fields would be great for getting together with friends and playing ultimate, kickball, or soccer if they were not full of stickers that will cover your socks and shoes if you walk through them. Overall, if you need a good afternoon walk or a shaded playground for the kids, I would recommend this park.

This is a beautiful 60-acre park in Bethany, with miles of walking trails, plus basketball courts,…read moresoccer fields, picnic tables and shelters and more. I love the openness of this park. Sometimes trees are nice, but I like that this park has many open expanses for kids to run and play in a very safe space. Softball, basketball and soccer areas are here also - though I don't know much about reserving them or anything. There are a few different playground areas, and admittedly, these could use some updating, but I think there are lots of places with splash pads and new playground equipment - what Eldon Lyon provides is room, and lots of it. In a time when parents feel they can't just let their kids roam free in the neighborhoods and the creek beds of our youth, this park helps address that need. I love the two mile trail that loops around and sometimes through the entire park, the nice picnic areas, and people watching.

As someone mentioned last year the park is still completely unusable, fence is down and in general…read moreunusable!

Unable to use dog park. The fence was taken down and the entrance was blocked off. Looked like a…read morelovely park. Hopefully it's fixed soon.

There's no fish in this lake ! Tell me I'm wrong. You can't catch a bluegill on a worm much less a…read morebass. STOCK IT WITH FISH PLEASE !!

I was looking for a park to just relax at until I had to go back to the airport to catch my flight…read more I had just stopped at Panera Bread to get some breakfast and I just wanted to sit by the water and enjoy my sandwich and coffee. I kind of got an odd feeling as I approached this park as it's directly across from a salvage/wrecking/towing yard that has a lot of busted vehicles lining the road and then the road leading up to the lake isn't really paved and a bit rocky. It doesn't take a 4-wheel drive or anything but just know there isn't really a road. I thought the road loops around but instead, it breaks off at a Y-intersection. I went to the right part of the Y and creepily enough there was an older model SUV parked at the end of the road blocking the entire roadway. The road ended in a cul-de-sac type grassy turn around area anyway so instead of continuing onward toward the SUV, I made a 3-point turn and headed back to the intersection. The SUV that was blocking the road obviously had camped overnight and had been there for a while. It looked like someone was living inside the SUV. I ventured onto the other side of the Y intersection and there was a lone man out on the dock fishing his heart out in the windy conditions and then another car off by the port-a-potty that also looked like it was being lived in. The lake does look quite beautiful and would probably be amazing on a warmer less windy day. There are signs that you can take out certain types of boats and there appears to be plenty of room to spread out on the docks if you want to fish. I read somewhere that the lake area had recently been cleaned up as a lot of people would go here to dump trash and mattresses or take part in illegal activities. This lake/recreation area didn't give me a positive vibe and I didn't feel quite safe here but maybe the feeling can change over time.

Took our doggy here to see the sunset and it was beautiful. There were some muddy parts among the…read moremain path from the rain a few days ago. There were several unlabeled smaller trails that bring you to the waters edge and to some cute tree abodes. Not a lot of wildlife this time of year but I am excited to see it in a different season of life. There are benches in the parking lot positioned perfectly to witness an Oklahoma sunset. That being said, I am taking off a star because I'm pretty sure we witness a human being pooping just off of the main path on our way back to the car...

Nice jogging trail (at least the mile and a half of it I experienced)…read more - Nice Oklahoma clay and compact sand trail for good footing. It hasn't rained for a week, so there was nothing flooded to the point of being sloppy or impassable. - Good shade canopy for most of the trail. Some of it hangs down low, which is mildly annoying. There is also some tall grass and plant life growing along the trail that you will have to dodge. - Nice shaded bench area which is perfect for a post-run cool down.

Lake Overholser Park is a delightful retreat in Oklahoma City, perfect for nature lovers. The park…read morefeatures scenic views of the lake and surrounding prairie, with vibrant sunsets stealing the show. Well-maintained trails offer easy walking or biking, complemented by shaded picnic areas ideal for families or group outings. Fishing spots yield catches like bass, and boat ramps make kayaking accessible, though wind can be a factor.

apprently not everyone is allowed to park and enjoy the place due to the fact the old people with…read morenothi g better to do make assumetions and call the cops. i thought i would hang out to beat the heat but instead i was constantly being watxhed ubtil they thought i was doibg something i wasnt . i was told i can hang out bur not set up camp. i was just rearranging my car, its an older car 20 y old. the paranoia from these no lifers fo there park is unreal . im just a disabled cancer survicor trying to beat the heat. at least the cop knew it was a bs call. ut the old fart tha called is atill watching my every move. how dissapointibf dor the human race . being profiled iant fun.

Yukon lights have always been a must to drive through every year. I think this year you will look a…read morelittle different and a little harder at all the wonderful displays. To think someone has worked extremely hard for hours to set up these lights for our enjoyment. This year we did see some new things, the guitars that were beautiful and a blue tree that was stunning. Things may be the same , not sure, but I seem to see some I might of missed or forgot from previous years. The train is something we have never done, just too cold for me. Still cute to see running around the other lights. You will need to make sure you visit all 3 of the areas. Also it's a tradition for us to pull through the one neighborhood that is right past the main display then proceed to next area. I want to mention that they take donations! After our recent visit to Branson lights, with a price of $25.00 a car and weekdays $20.00, we should all be putting in a little extra! Times are hard for some but lights are totally worth seeing so if you can help balance it out for the families that are hurting in the pocket book. $$. Get there early to line up , like 5:30 and plan at least 1 to 2 hours. You can park and walk alittle, take pictures, listen to music and be in the most peaceful place in this Covid time of our lives.

It was so amazing! The lights were super cool. Also neat that they are all individual donors and…read morededicated to the theme of who donated.

If you haven't been you HAVE to go! It took a handful of years of driving to Chickasha and other…read morelocations in search of Christmas lights before realising that our own backyard, Yukon, actually has one of the best! It has also taken us the same amount of years to figure out that it is better to tour the lights on foot after doing so last night. Make sure to check the weather forecast and wrap up accordingly. I'm so glad we went earlier than usual this year as it wasn't crowded and I managed to take some really decent pictures without worrying about other visitors waiting for their shots. The husband and I also rode the little santa express train which was $5 per person. Not having to queue up in the cold was definitely a plus. There were a handful of concession trucks selling corn dogs, fennel cakes, cotton candy, hot chocolate etc. They all looked enticing and fun. We don't eat sugar anymore so, sadly, I could only look. But, yeah, families and their kids will be happy with those treats. We'll be going back again before the displays come to a close on New Year's Eve. Although the light traffic was a nice change, the crowds truly add to the vibes of the Christmas season. Happy Christmas everyone!!

A great way to cap off Black Friday. It was roughly a 15 min wait in traffic before entering the…read moreChristmas display. It's all done from the warmth off your car! You could park and go into the train station to grab a hot drink, there was also ice-skating to be had but our trip was to see the Christmas light display. My grandsons (7 & 9) seemed to enjoy the lights but really wanted to get out! The grandparents had enough of the day so driving though was a great option. Completely free to enjoy and at the end of the drive you could donate $$$ if you wanted. Not a bad way to end the evening!