The skate park is Oklahoma City's largest and most challenging facility for skateboarders, BMX…read moreriders, and inline skaters. Originally built in the early 2000s and designed primarily for BMX, it spans about 26,000 square feet and was enhanced in 2020 to better accommodate skateboarders with "street-style" features. These additions were part of broader park improvements funded by the city, completed by SPA Skateparks in July 2020. 11-foot half-pipe 10-foot over-vert ramp Three-shape "panda" bowl for varied transitions 5-7 foot concrete bowl with a spine transfer into a 3-foot practice bowl. Street-Style Elements include Ledges, rails, stairs, banks, and grindable features for technical tricks and urban-style skating. These connect seamlessly with the existing BMX-focused terrain. Difficulty Level: Advanced to expert, with options for beginners in the smaller bowls and practice areas. Surface: Smooth concrete with metal coping; well-maintained and regularly resurfaced.

What a great park to have in Midwest city. I like that they have some walking tracks that are paved…read moreand part of them is covered with trees, depending on which way you walk. There's wildlife to see such as squirrels and birds, and you can even see some turtles in the little stream. A lot of people like to go walking early in the morning because it's a lot cooler and I would agree with that. There's ample parking in multiple lots. There's also two dog parks one for small dogs and one for larger dogs. Everyone usually abides by all the dog rules, except I do notice dog poop along the walking trail sometimes and people are leaving it and not picking it up. Walking through the trees is really nice. There's a couple benches along the way so if you get tired, wanna sit down, you can do so. On the other side of the park near the swimming pool there are basketball courts and tennis courts. They have children's play areas as well.

This is a nice park located in the east side of Midwest city. It is a very large area with…read moreentrances on several sides to different areas of the park. They have walking trails, picnic areas, grills, pavilions as well as tennis and basketball courts. On the far east and north side is the pool and ball fields. It's still pretty dormant as it is February but there were plenty of people out enjoying to unseasonable weather.

This is a very nice small park located behind the town center shopping area. It is highlighted with…read morea large clock tower and statue of William "Bill" Atkinson, the founder of Midwest City. It is pretty much fenced in for safer with numerous different play areas and plays scapes. There are real grass areas as well as turfed areas with man made hills for the kids to play on. Plenty of seating areas for relaxing, picnics or other family fun. It is very well maintained. You can access it from a 360 degree road surrounding the park. Real nice addition to the area. It sets just on the edge of one of the original neighborhoods and is called the "OM" Original mile of MWC.

This is a wonderful little park just down the road. They use to have a sticker problem but it looks…read morelike it's been fixed. It is maintained pretty well and the playscape equipment is in good shape. There are restrooms available but I did not go inside to check them out. The park has several playable areas and swings. They have eco friendly materials around the playscape and swings. I drive by all the time and it gets a lot of use. A little cool and windy so nobody was out being active.

This is a nice little park area about 15 minutes NE of OKC, OK. There is an nice playground area…read morealong with covered pavilion areas and small pergola type structures. Also basketball court and tennis. There is a large community center tht has special crafting events and other community offerings. Nxt door is a seniors pool. The grounds look very nice.