This is a really well kept dog park on the west side of Norman. I am so glad I found out about it…read morebecause I was driving all the way to the park off of Robinson and E. 12th Street. Teddy is a bit of an old man who had been kept inside with a little sickly old woman most of his life so he doesn't really know how to "dog" so to speak and won't run around chasing or playing with the other doggos much. He does like to sniff and is pretty happy to be in a place where he can be off his leash for a while since I live in a condo with no yard to speak of. The handful of times we have come, there haven't been many small dogs and I'm almost tempted to take him in the side meant for large dogs as a lot of them seem friendly enough.

Fun and good atmosphere, really enjoyable experience! My dog had a blast it was very nice.read more

What an excellent little urban trail. I'm guess it's just about a 2-2.5 mild loop. Lots of shady…read moreparts which made for a great run. Wonderful peek a boo views of ponds and you can finish up with your dog having a romp in the adjacent dog park. There was mostly loose gravel trails, some partial paved and then some asphalt that runs parallel to the soccer fields and dog park. I'm always on the lookout for urban trails in okc and this is top notch. It does look like there is some type of construction happening there, but it didn't interfere with my run.

If you're in the Norman area and are into hiking or the outdoors,Sutton Park is like a small…read moreparadise! You'd never think or know you were in Norman if you were blindfolded and dropped off here. Beautiful trails for exploring as well as regular walking, beautiful flowers and even a pond for fishing. I absolutely love this place and try to go at least once a month.It's a great place to get in exercise or just to take a walk and clear your head..... you know,if you're in to that kinda thing.(-;

I have been going to this dog park for a year and a half and it feels like a second home. It is a…read moregreat community not just for dogs but for people too! My only critique is that I wish the city of norman would add public restrooms to this location.

I just adopted an elderly dog and I have been concerned that he's not getting adequate exercise…read morebecause I live in a condo. I was really excited to find out about this park but I was a little concerned as I don't know just how well socialized he is. It turned out to be a great experience. Most of the dogs were large dogs while Teddy is under 30 lbs but small dogs and large dogs are kept separated. It didn't stop all the dogs from trying to meet and play with Teddy from the fence and it was really sweet to watch. The park itself offers benches, shaded areas and plenty of space to run and explore. They also have water available for the pups. There even appears to be a hiking trail behind the park that I was not aware of and I plan on checking out sometime.

Scissortail Park - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma!…read more A beautiful park with a wonderful history and peaceful walk! Definitely worth the walk, especially if you love discovering unique landmarks and snapping photos along the way. Don't leave without capturing a picture with the giant scissors and feather! Located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, Scissortail Park is a wonderful destination filled with beautiful landscaping, walking trails, open green spaces, and unique photo opportunities. Don't miss the giant scissors and feather sculptures! These are fun and iconic spots to capture some great memories during your visit. Fun fact: The park is named after Oklahoma's state bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher. The impressive 31-foot feather sculpture, called Taking Flight: Light as a Feather, celebrates the park's connection to nature and public art.

Scissortail Park is an impressive, vibrant urban park with so much to offer. From basketball courts…read moreand pickleball, soccer field, playground to outdoor fitness classes and a farmers market the day I went, it's clear the park was designed to bring people together and keep the community active. There's an energy to the place that feels welcoming and full of life. One of the standout features is the lush greenery and wildflower plantings throughout the grounds. Even in the fall, you can see how thoughtfully the landscape was designed and it's easy to imagine how stunning and colorful everything must look in the spring when the flowers are in full bloom. It's a beautiful space with a lot of visual interest. That said, Scissortail Park isn't exactly a quiet escape. Its location right next to the freeway means you'll hear a steady hum of traffic almost everywhere you go. On one side of the park the noise is slightly muffled, but it never fully disappears. Add in the loud music from group classes like Zumba, and the atmosphere leans more energetic than peaceful. Overall, Scissortail Park is a gorgeous, activity packed destination, perfect for recreation, community events, and enjoying the outdoors , just don't expect a serene, quiet retreat. It's lively, beautiful, and full of things to do.

This dog park is the biggest in the downtown area of OKC. There isn't a ton of grass except in…read moremid-spring, but it is heavily used and it is FREE to the public. Even on the coldest or hottest of days, I can expect for my pup to have another dog to play with. There are two separate fenced areas-- a large one for big dogs and a smaller adjacent one for smaller ones. There is a tin pavilion to stand/sit under, and a watering station with a hose!

Great facility, not a "mud bowl" like the last one. Had a great interaction w/other dogs, and the…read morespace is big enough that it doesn't get overcrowded

I love this dog park and that they have two separate spaces for Little, dogs and big dogs. In the…read moreback. There's also a huge pawn that they can play in, which is super cool for animals. That love water. Next-door is a garden that you can even take your dog through as long as they're leashed Beautiful scenery !

We've been coming to this dog park for years. Huge plot of land for pups to roam. No aggressive…read moredogs allowed. There are two sections, small dogs and large dogs with a double gate for entrance into each. Two water faucets and plenty of benches and trees for shade. The property managers keep the grass well maintained and doggie bags stocked. There is a pond in the back that is open seasonally. The locals that come always seem to be nice and pleasant to chat with. In 5 years I have only witnessed a handful of times owners that have been irresponsible or disrespectful to the rules. Best time to come for socialization is weekend in the morning. All other times there are none to a few people at the park. Highly recommend this venue for engagement or a good sniffing time! :)

Huge dog park. Small dog and large dog area. I didn't inspect the fence super closely but I felt…read moregood about my 12lb dog being safe. They also of course have the double gates when entering and exiting which were functional. I would have liked it if they closed a little better automatically to know someone might not properly close it but it seemed fine. Lots of shaded and unshaded area so take your pick. Lots of poop bag dispensers. One was empty and it was kinda a walk to the others. I had my own bag so no big deal. I do kinda want to take away a star because every trash can was full of trash (like drink cups) and overflowing. BUT it was a Sunday and it's probably a city thing to empty the trash so maybe a busy weekend. Also.. maybe I should have given it a 4 because I'm now remembering the human/dog water fountain did not work. Kind of concerning when it's 100+ if you don't know.. and you or your dog gets overheated ... yeah okay actually changing the 5 to a 4. I will say there is a dog washing hose near the entrance so if a dog or human gets overheated you can hose them down. Lots of seating. Lots of bridges. Looked like maybe some things for agility training too.

Drive buy yesterday and was going to stop but I noticed the city crew was inside the small park…read morewith some equipment working on something so it wasn't conducive to taking my dog in. They have a nice set up for small and large dogs. I have noticed that dome folks disagree on small and large dog size so you can get some bigger dogs on the small side. Mine just wants to smell everything and really doesn't care about playing much. They do maintain it well. Just wish everyone would pick up their dog waste.

I love this park. It's the only one around that has grass. All the others are so muddy. This one…read moreis pretty far for us to drive but we come often. So far people are nice and it's not too crowded. There are agility toys to play on and lots of space to run. There is a small side for the littles and bug side for the large babies. No kids under 10.

Ok so the size of the park is nice, lot of room for the dogs to run in the big side. After they…read moreran around we went to get the dogs some water and neither of the water fountains in the dog parks work. No water is running. I went to the bathrooms they were locked. The water fountain at the restrooms was also turned off. So me being a nature girl and wanting my dogs to not die of heat exhaustion. I found some empty bottles in the trash and climbed down the creek to fill them up with water. If you are going to keep this park open for dogs keep the water on. It has not been anywhere close to freezing in the last week so there is no excuse. Besides my need for a hike they enjoyed the agility course. This is the closest park to my house and I'm very upset about my visit.

Take your own baggies for, uh, messes. :)…read more Our fur babies LOVE to come out here and romp to their hearts' content. What a wonderful place this is, tucked away off the hustle and bustle of the old Route 66 in Yukon, Oklahoma!

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.

A very cute park in the middle of a quiet neighborhood. It was recently redone with all new…read moreequipment and wood chips. The new equipment is very open ended with a castle theme that my kids love. There's also a small splashpad in operation during the summer. Definitely a great park for younger kids or those who like a smaller crowd.

This park is one of the best we've seen! There's a splash pad and a separate park & walk about…read morebathrooms and heater fountain. The only problem we had was the littles getting hurt by the bigger kids on the water slide because ya hard to wait until the baby's are out before they go (easy solved with paying attention and watching)