Originally had issues with gaining access to the facility, but all was resolved to satisfaction.read more

Was a member for 15 years straight. Slowly but surely members are paying more and getting less…read more - Staff is rarely present. - Cleanliness & upkeep is subpar. It's not uncommon at all for the paper towels to be empty in the bathrooms, trash cans overflowing, etc. - Machines are outdated. Worst machine selection in town. There have hardly been any improvements or changes in 15 years aside from one new seal row machine, which I like. Many people have left because the rates have stayed the same (if not increased) and machines are deteriorating. - At any given time, multiple treadmills may not have functioning incline settings, TV settings, etc. - Music is horrible and not family friendly. The playlist at this gym should be outlawed in the Geneva Convention. Several songs with sexually explicit lyrics, a couple about prostitution. Bringing my 3 year old daughter into the gym while I workout is out of the question due to the lyrics in the music. - They took out one tanning bed to expand their daughter's nail salon that is inside the gym. I don't tan, but it's just another example of them taking things away without reducing rates or offering members something in exchange, like improved equipment. Finally the topper: don't believe them when they say "no gimmicks." - They allowed and accepted a cancellation form from my wife well in advance, then lectured me about the policy their own employee didn't follow when I inquired about why I was still being charged. - I was then charged an extra month after my contract ended for not turning in our half of the form my wife filled out. Apparently they require you, the member, to remind them how to run their business and cancel your membership, even though they have the other half of the form that could be put in a file labelled "Cancellations" and organized by month. Instead, they hope you forget so they can take more money from you without doing anything to earn it. (Well, other than contriving an unnecessarily complicated and poorly communicated cancellation process -- one that they're not accountable to following themselves -- only you, the member, are. I guess that could be considered "work" by some.) - Then I was charged YET AGAIN the following month, this time for no reason. When I called and explained, the owner asked me to leave a post-it on his computer to remind him that I've cancelled. Are you kidding? Then he charged me anyways. - My calls and texts requesting a refund have been ignored. - It's just seriously disappointing to have been a member since I was 15 years old, grown up in this gym and been around the Fleaks a lot, looking up to them, even training at Xtreme for a couple years, and this is the treatment I get over a mere $65. I can't believe that sum of money is worth it to them. Don't expect to get your money's worth at this gym!

I love this studio. Come right after work and be home in time for dinner. The instructors, Gail and…read moreSue, are absolutely fabulous! They always work out with us and it is a judgement free zone. The classes are fun and they welcome input from the class. Come and try it out.

It is great for your body and mentality. I can feel my body detox. I've had the fastest results…read moreI've ever had. The employees are nice and helpful. I truly look forward to going everyday if possible. The sauna and red light has allowed my body to actually heal after 3 back surgeries without having a set back.

Bartlesville treasure for younger kids. You can't beat the little rides they have for kids. Cheap…read moretoo. I think it's .50 a ride. Most of the rides do have height limits and I think my son was about 7 or 8 the last time we went. By far the best ride in my opinion is the airplanes where the kids actually make them go up and down as they spin around the carousel.

Kiddie park is a fantastic place to go for young children. I'd say the best ages are 3 to 5 or 6…read morethough we just returned from a trip with my eight-year-old twins. They still had several rides that they work too big for. To make a day of it, visit the Sooner waterpark splash pad until kiddie park opens at 6 PM. Grab a custard at Jareds after!

Great place to take a break and picnic. Nice large gazebo with picnic table inside. Interesting…read moreinformation about the Osage Nation.

Great little indoor range off of highway 75. Really nice group of people behind the counter. Went…read moreover the rules and had some good target choices to shoot at. Was a little toasty in the range but the weather is weird. Can bring ur own ammo as long as it's not metallic . Nice gun selection too!

I originally gave GOG a 4 star review (after just visiting 1x) but am moving on up to 5. We have…read morebeen multiple times now and have taken one of the classes. I just have to say that the employees are EXTREMELY knowledgeable, helpful and kind. We have never had a bad experience here and I prefer this range over the larger ones we have been to. The 2 hour training we took with Kai The Glock Guy GREATLY helped with my comfort level, aim and understanding. He was so patient - thank goodness. We will definitely continue to visit. By the way, the prices on their products are comparable with the big chain sporting good stores.

Enjoyed a quick stop at this state park near Bartlesville and on the way to Pawhuska. A short…read moreunpaved trail leads you to a great waterfall area. You can walk from rock to rock out to some picturesque areas around the water. The trail is pretty easy to navigate except for a few slick rocks here and there. There is an overlook we drove up to but it was just an okay view due to some tall trees blocking much of the view. Camping areas look well kept and the ranger we spoke with was very nice and helpful. I would definitely recommend this to out of town visitors like myself to get out and enjoy nature and the beautiful landscape of NE Oklahoma.

At first, Osage Hills State Park doesn't seem like something too special, but if you begin hiking…read morethe trails, you'll find some real gems. First, there are some rocky canyon-type cliffs the hand Sand Creek winding through them. It's really pretty and there are some waterfalls and big rocks to wade onto in the middle of a creek that gets really wide in some parts. Seconds, there is sand all around (hence the name Sand Creek), enough in some spots to feel like you're sand bathing at a beach... no joke! Wish I snapped better pictures of the sandy parts. It was a fun experience!

What a neat place! It really is in the middle of nowhere. It is nearly all gravel roads for miles…read more Max speed probably around 35mph. But it's so neat to just drive around. It's also very quiet, except for the wind. I didn't pass many other cars at all. It probably took me about 2 hours to drive through (including my stop at the visitor center). I stopped for about 30-45 mins to talk with the volunteers there and sign the guest book. They were so friendly! Both ladies were so passionate about the preserve and knew so much about its history. And also about the wildlife and plants on the prairie. They were also telling me about the controlled burn that they were doing at the time of my visit. I learned about how the burns help keep the prairie healthy. So neat! Cell reception is spotty. I have an iPhone and downloaded an offline map while still in Tulsa before my journey up there so I was worry free. Worked out perfect! Also check the website i'm close to the day of your visit to ensure of volunteer will be staffed that day. As the visitor center is run by volunteers... There might not always be someone there every day. PS... don't expect to touch a bison. There are signs warning you to stay away as they can be dangerous/aggressive. For the most part, you are supposed to stay on the gravel road.

This place is special. As part of the southern flint hills region, this protected tall grass…read moreprairie preserve is something you can't see just anywhere. Once upon a time, America was full of prairie lands, but that is no longer the case. I'm so glad this glorious area is being preserved. Go see the visitor center and learn about bison as well as the native flora that abounds around this area. Learn why fire is essential for maintaining a prairie. While at the visitor center, peek through the windows of the cutest bunkhouse ever (I'd love to spend a weekend here!). Go hike the trail they maintain and see all the flowers, bushes, trees, grasses, butterflies, bees, birds and other wonders of nature. Drive around and marvel at the grazing bison. Leave with a happy heart and your proverbial cup overflowing.