Bluff Creek is a beautiful trail and the perfect escape from the city. I love experiencing so much…read moreof Oklahoma's natural beauty here, including deer, birds, butterflies, and gorgeous views in every season. The trail is wonderful year-round and features both bike paths and pollinator-friendly gardens. It's also a popular spot for photoshoots, group workouts, and sports, so there's always a fun, lively vibe if you enjoy being around people. If you prefer a quieter experience, I recommend visiting on weekdays to avoid the crowds.

Pro: moderate size parking lot, running trails, biking trails, big field, dog friendly, playground…read more Con: no lights at night A nice park that offers walking trails, bike trails, playgrounds, a big field to play with your dogs, and more. It has a moderate size parking lot in the front and a side parking lot where the playgrounds are. On the front gate they have trash can and doggy station that offer bags to pick up after your pets. All in all, a nice park to stop by and enjoy in your free time.

An overcast morning which was kinda nice to keep the heat down. Ahhhhh the memories of learning…read morehow to use clips. I purchased bikes for my both of my grandson's! But first I had to teach him how to get in & out of the clips. Well 30 minutes later we were finally riding! So the ride took forever but I have no regrets! Teaching my grandson's riding etiquette was key for the whole day! Here's to a whole new level of fun! Can't wait to do this again!!!

Beautiful sunset and great walking trails. There are also restaurants, boating and fishing. It as…read morea golf course.

Simple park. Fun swings and slides. Lots of trash in mulch which is unfortunate. Im sure the…read moreneighborhood it's in loves it!

Mujeebullah Dastyar photos of the sunset October month 2025…read more Amazing family place with beautiful view

My family and I went to this park yesterday, my vehicle, our bodies, our clothes and our belongings…read moreall were covered in thrips! After discovering this, we left immediately! We on the benches directly across from the park, as well as in the park. There were no thrips in or on the vehicle, our clothes or belongings prior to being at this park.

I stopped here to eat my takeout dinner from George's Happy Hog because I didn't want to have my…read morehotel room smell of barbecue all night. Pied Piper fit the bill for me because it had a nice covered picnic shelter where I was able to put my box of 'cue and drink. While it was a bit windy, it was a lovely picnic. The park is a two blocks long but at the top end where I was, they have set up a large but low playground climbing frame a nice swing set and some more picnic tables and benches. A nice paved walking trail and a large open space, surrounded by homes with street parking. [Review 16223 overall - 63 in Oklahoma - 1729 of 2021.]

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 15 min drive from the house. Felt safe out there. Geese walked up a couple of times and ducks landed on the pond. The girls liked the telescopes... One didn't work. There zero people at the park and several on the trails on the day we went. I was sad to see Porta potties ...but they were clean so there's that. Also Porta potties don't have sanitizer in them .... Unfortunate Will try to get out here again sometime... The girls loved the time spent. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

A touch of nature in busy, dirty, Oklahoma City! Pop in to the small building with live animals and…read moretaxidermied ones. Gorgeous trails and water!

Review # 46…read more Location: 6120 N Western Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73118; the site of Chesapeake Energy's Campus Headquarters, in the Nichols Hills suburb. It is south of Nichols Hills Plaza and NW 63rd Street; across from Whole Foods Market. Specifics: This Park is actually a green roofing over a two level parking garage for the employees of Chesapeake Energy (CE). It has 235,392 square feet of underground parking, with 395 parking spaces, and connects to the two campus buildings. The athletic field has a walking and running path, with the center area free for sports or company events. There is exercise equipment when you first walk up the stairs to the park before you reach the center. During the Christmas holidays they have a giant Christmas tree in the center, with large boxes wrapped as decorations. The trees surrounding the area and the fence are covered with Christmas lights as well. Concept: CE wanted to build a natural turf athletic field over the parking garage with an open perimeter for air circulation; providing a nice view for the city, while also providing a way to reduce heat and collect rain water. The green rooftop replaces the green space taken by a building, lowers the temperature of the building, keeps extra storm water drainage from overflowing, and extends and protects the roof; while also reducing energy costs and requirements. History: This site was a 1970's office park called 3 Chopt Square, until CE bought it in 1988 to start the energy company. In November 2009, CE demolished the buildings to rebuild to their specifications. CE wanted to build a new, energy efficient and modern campus, following the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards. LEED are standards for construction and operations of green buildings administered by the US Green Building Council. Posted on 6 Jan 2019

Review #49 Location:…read more NW Grand Blvd between Nichols Road, Huntington Ave, and Sherwood Lane. Near Nichols Hills Plaza. Parking: On the south side of the park off NW Grand Blvd, before Huntington Ave. Facilities: No bathrooms. There are a few benches at various sections of the park and a 3-way water fountain, with the third fountain being close to the ground for your pet to get a drink. There are a few pedestrian bridges across the drainage ditch if you don't want to complete the entire trail and want to cross north or south. The park is separated by a drainage ditch that runs the length of the park. Specifics: This is a small, curvy walking and running path in the middle of NW Grand Blvd, across from homes in Nichols Hills, running north and south, in an almost crescent shape. The entire path is about 1.16 miles, on a concrete sidewalk through grass and trees. It's broken up in three sections by two roads that run in the middle of it, going east and west. The first section begins at Nichols Road and the concrete path is on the north side of the park until you get to Huntington Ave; where you cross a pedestrian bridge, then cross Huntington Ave, and the path continues on the south side of the park in the second section. It continues south on NW Grand Blvd until you come to the next street, Bedford Drive, and cross it to finish the third and last section of the park. You will see Nichols Hills United Methodist Church to the north east after Bedford Drive. Continue down until Sherwood Lane where the path and park end, close to apartment homes. Nichols Hills Plaza is a short distance to the east off Sherwood Lane. Posted on 29 Jan 2019