Another nice local lake and park area. When you enter the lake is on your right with a nice parking…read morearea with fishing access to the lake. No motorized craft on the lake. Near the back is a large flat area. About the size of a football field. There are plenty of walking trails and way in the back there are ball fields.

very good if you live near the area and want to go walk or fish, personally i fish there and its…read morevery calm no cray loud noise and there are a couple types of fish that you can catch but its very good lake to fish at when you do not have the time to drive to your favorite lake like lake eufaula .

Spring Creek disc golf course is located within the boundaries of the lake Arcadia park. There are…read moretwo 18 hole courses. The red and the blue. The red is a little shorter and is more inland while the blue is closer to the water. We played the blue and after the first hole across an open field you are pretty mini. The woods for the rest. The fairways are tight and lots of high grass and woods. Pay attention to where your disc lands as it can be a tough find in some areas. The holes are all pretty short and it was pretty easy to navigate and follow the signage. This was my first time here and really enjoyed it. Took just shy of 2 hrs to play. It is free to play sort of. You have to pay 10 dollars per car with max 5 occupants to get into the park itself.

Adventure abounds 2.5 miles east of I-35 on 15th street in Edmond. Here, the street ends and…read moreArcadia Lake begins. This 194 acre spot is one of the best kept secrets in the OKC metro area. A trip to Lake Arcadia can be a modest affair, staying in the car driving through the park around sunset, maybe walking out on the dock watching the sun fade away for the day, or it can be an all day adventure with boating and picnics and barbecues. Early on in 2020 we realized we needed to renew our park pass for Lake Arcadia as we could see this may be a loooong year (boy, we were right on the money). Eighty dollars will get a vehicle in the park for a year if you are an OKC resident. Edmond residents can buy a year park pass for a 20% discount per year (about $64 dollars). This gets you unlimited entry into the park. I'd highly recommend it. I've always said one of my most favorite parts of living in Oklahoma has been the celebration in the sky at the end of daylight ringing in that night is upon us. I'm not from Oklahoma and I will say that the sunsets here are second to none. This park, especially the dock facing west next to the boat ramp is one of my most favorite places to watch the relay of the daylight sun passing into the Southern Hemisphere. Just as dusk settles in wildlife really begin to peek out from the woods. If you have kiddos and can manage to work in a drive through Arcadia at dusk, they'd love to see all the deer (definitely deer), and maybe turkeys, cranes, eagles, scissor-tailed flycatchers, and hawks that come around when most of the all-day lake goers have left for the day. Treat yourself to a sunset here and learn why it's worth every bit of $80 to get to come here as often as you want. October 2020

We played a round of golf but had to go thru the park to get there. I got to see some of the spaces…read moretht I did not know were here. They have a great walking trail tht loops around the park. The back side has a nice butterfly garden, a small memorial for a lady and old farm equipment. There is water available as well as west rooms. The ponds were pretty much dried up as was the creek. Overall a very nice park.

Took my dog down here to run a bit. It doesn't take much to wear her out as she is a small dog with…read moreshort legs. We wondered around a bit. Way in the back is a picnic area with a small open pavilion as well as a jungle Jim and other playground equipment. Very seldom do I see anyone using this park. It's a nice grassy area with easy access.

Just as you enter Choctaw OK on the south side of the road you will see the old caboose. There is a…read morenice parking area with several picnic tables and places to sit. The story board tells the history. The caboose is in very good shape but the stairs and ladders are removed to keep people from playing on it and possibly getting hurt or damaging something. This sits just off an active train tracks so tht lends to the ambiance of the place. Great stopping point for kids. Several restaurants are located just across 23rd street

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.

Regional park used to be the place to go when I was a kid. Now it just seems kind of forgotten. The…read moretoys and facilities near the playground area are outdated. I love that it's open for the community to have various team practices in the open fields. It's great that they have the walking trail and the exercise equipment. Still a good place but it could definitely use a makeover.

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.

The small dog park is too small and what is this no one picks up poop grass needs to be cut / mowedread more

wow, cool little trail system that's paved that is near Tinker Air Force Base and it goes around…read moreLake Draper. There is a parking area that makes it easy to access the trail that doesn't include a portable toilet and a little covered picnic bench area Cool way to get in some exercise and watch all the military flames working the pattern tinker

I use to come here all the time when I was a teen and have lots of memories here. I took my kids…read morehere as an adult and they loved it. The trail around the park is also pretty cool if you want to do a short walk.

The park was looking pretty good today. Had a few folks kinda camped out in one of the pavilions…read morebut Thts pretty common. I did notice some busted glass down in the rain water runoff ditch. Never understood tht. The walking trail was good and the grass was starting to grow. Several folks out enjoying the morning.

Caddo pavilion is in Scissortail campgrounds which is in Spring Creek Park by Lake Arcadia. This…read morepavilion has an attached grill to cook plenty of food. The place is great for social events, social gatherings, parties, picnics. The bathroom is nearby. Plenty of activities to do nearby such as a stroll along lake Arcadia, camping. The cool breeze coming from the lake water on a warm sunny day is refreshing. I would recommend this pavilion for outdoor social activities.