The park in the photos with the huge water slide and pirate theme is actually Little River Park,…read morelocated about 10 mins drive North across 35.

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)

It's Doggie Paddle Saturday @Pelican Bay. This is the first time bringing our dog to the water…read morepark! What a great idea after the water park closes for the season they have a special day for dogs to enjoy the swimming pool! I'll be honest our dog wasn't too keen on swimming. I brought him out several times same result!

We had a birthday party booked for tonight 7/17 in celebration for our son's birthdays. We…read moreencountered the most disrespectful experience we have ever had with a birthday rental company. Marina Wells the lady that runs the place had no consideration to call me herself and tell me that the rental was going to be cancelled she had a teenage girl do it. Even though it rained a bit in the AM it was sunny and blue skies outside and there was no more inclement weather happening for the rest of the night. We had even called at near 4:30PM to check and make sure the guy reassured my husband we were good to go. This was a joint birthday party for my two sons with 18 other kids in attendance with pizzas ordered, cupcakes ordered/picked up, and balloon bouquets ordered/picked up and all for what NOTHING. We will never return to your establishment. When the girl called earlier to cancel the party, We had requested a phone call from Marina and still have not received that phone call. No decency, no respect and no sorry. That is blatant disrespect, and it is no regard for anyone else. We let all the parents of our 18 attendees know of the communication with Pelican Bay and the way this establishment handles business. If your looking to book a party steer clear of this place its a joke. I took pictures of what they call inclement weather. I made sure to take one with another phone so you can see date and time. The other reviewers are right this place is terrible.

Lost lakes adventure park is an active water park with wake boarding, water skiing and knee…read moreboarding. Everything is done with a pulley and cable system. No motorized vehicle is required. Suitable for all skill levels. There is also a slide and some other water obstacles. They also have a restaurant and bar. They have had concerts here as well. It's on the site of an old sand plant so everything is man made. Great place for summer fun.

We make the haunted Forrest as much as we can. One of my favorite places to take people from out…read moreof town around Halloween.

Traveled with two adults, a 4 year old and 16 month…read more We came on the year celebration and The cost of the room is what you would expect at a place like this. We paid a little over $300 for a Saturday check in and Sunday check out. Check in was easy and actually got to check in a couple hours early. Staff was very friendly throughout the resort. The King size room was spacious enough to put the pack in play in the corner and still have room to move around. The bed was very comfortable, water pressure was good, and the water was nice and hot. After we unpacked, we went downstairs to catch the Bubble show and then went to the water park. The waterpark was clean and pretty spaced out so it didn't feel too crowded. We traveled with a 4 year old and 16 month old so we spent more time at the toddler zone and kept both of them entertained for hours. We went to Jack rabbit for dinner where we got the hamburger which was small and pricey but at least it tasted good. We ordered two drinks as well and those were delicious. We asked for the check and a drink to go (yes you can take alcohol drinks to go) and the check took forever and the 16 month old was getting restless. That's when we were informed they were having network issues. We didn't think much of it until we realized it affected watching TV the next morning when we turned it on for cartoons for the kids. We tried to kill time getting breakfast because the waterpark didn't open until 10. Unfortunately with no TV and no entertainment for the kids, we were getting a little stir crazy so went to the arcade when it opened at 9. (Mind you we have been up since 6:30) The arcade had things for my 4 year old but only got to play for about 10 minutes. Spent $80 and that money didn't stretch very long at all. Every game was at least 10 tokens, a couple had 8, but all the games were way overpriced. Big kids could spend some major money at the arcade. Overall it was an ok experience but probably won't be returning. We spent almost $600 between the hotel, parking, and food for one night. Things that would have made the trip worth it. Park opened earlier. Small kids wake up early and it would be nice to be able to play before all the big kids get up. We wish the arcade was as bit more affordable or have some form of free entertainment for kids like an outdoor playground. You could easily spend over $1000 for a weekend stay and thats pretty hard to swallow for OKC.

This review is for the indoor water park as we did not stay at the hotel. My family and I had been…read morewatching the Okana Indoor Waterpark being built for years, so we finally decided to check it out. We visited on March 31, 2026. Our group included my wife, myself, her daughter, and my mother -- three adults and one child. Admission for all of us came to $130.31. We also rented Cabana 14 for an additional $108.61. At first glance, the facility is quite nice. We chose Cabana 14 because it seemed like it would be quieter for our daughter if she got tired or overstimulated. The cabana is advertised to comfortably fit up to 8 people, and we had plenty of room. It includes a TV with cable, a mini fridge (which was empty when we arrived), and a fan to help stay cool. Having a dedicated server and a private food menu was convenient. However, the waterpark is very loud, so the TV was practically unusable. We also noticed some stains on the chairs and that the fan could use a good cleaning. Overall, we would rent a cabana again for the comfort and convenience. Food: Prices are typical for an amusement park -- not cheap, but expected. My wife and I ordered a large 16-inch pepperoni pizza for $26. It reminded us of the old Hungry Howie's in Del City, but it was pretty bland with most of the flavor in the crust. My mother and daughter got burgers ($13 for the classic and $14 for the bacon outlaw), both served with waffle fries, and they said they were good. We also visited the candy shop, where my mother got a $12 vanilla shake and my daughter got a chocolate-covered apple for around $20. Both enjoyed their treats. Cabana Service: Service was slow. It often took 30-45 minutes between server visits, and there was no call button in our cabana. Our server was excellent and clearly overworked -- it seemed like he was handling most or all of the cabanas by himself (possibly because it was a weekday). He did a great job taking care of us, bringing ice water and checking in regularly. He definitely deserves a raise! We did have one issue where the wrong food was delivered, and it took about 45 minutes to get it corrected. The food delivery team should double-check the cabana numbers. Parking: Free parking is tough. We arrived about 20 minutes before the 10 a.m. opening and there were no spots left. If free parking is full (which seems common), expect to pay $20 for paid parking. Access & Waterpark Experience: Be prepared for a long walk! The entrance is near the Oklahoma River, so depending on where you park, it can be quite a distance. The indoor waterpark is a decent size. It's very humid inside (listed at 82°F). You enter from the second-floor food court area -- stairs lead down, or there's a long walk to a ramp for accessibility. Many rides have a 280 lb weight limit, which limited options for me as a larger person. They do have scales available to check. Highlights for us: The High Tide wave pool is nice (max depth 5 feet), though the water temperature fluctuated throughout the day. Splash Falls (kids area) is large with warm water and plenty of slides and play features. The Enchanted River (lazy river) has very cold water. We enjoyed the Tidal Twist (700 lb limit) -- it was fast and fun, though there's a steep climb to reach it. My wife and daughter loved the Whipsplash slides. My wife also relaxed in the adults-only hot tub on the second floor, which overlooks the wave pool. Free life jackets are available in many sizes if you forget yours. We did experience some issues with the pool chemicals -- they burned my face and eyes, and my daughter developed a rash under her arms. Overall: Despite a few drawbacks (slow service, chemical irritation, and the long walks/parking situation), we had a good time and would go back. It's a solid indoor waterpark option in the area, especially for families.

What can I say? It was a grand experience! The slides and diving boards are amazing! The lazy river…read moreis "the laziest" one we've ever been on. I mean that in a good way because it is the slowest, which makes it significantly easier for children to swim in! We had a lovely time. What helped was the wonderful party hosts. This event helped me forget about my problems--and I have been feeling better ever since! I couldn't ask for a better first-time trip to a place experience! Yes, we will return to this place in the future. Most definitely!!!

So much fun!!! Lazy river, slides, diving and kiddie pool area. Plus big bucket splash pad in the…read moremiddle. Food too; including 'walking tacos', DippinDots and ice cream sandwiches... essential pool foods!

I would give zero stars if I could. I've never actually been able to visit this waterpark. I've…read moretried three times this summer and every time I show up they're closed. Even though their hours say they should be open. Today we showed up and they were about 30 other people out there waiting to get in as well and they told us they were closed today. Not cool.

I want to like this swim park. But it is small, gets crowded and dirty. Cloudy water in their…read moresingle pool made my family sick on our only visit. I called to inform them, and asked if the water was often cloudy. They deflected saying water was cloudy due to cotton clothing in the pool. Umm, no way. It's only caused by human filth and inadequate filtration and sanitization. They said next time don't swallow the water. Lol okay. Except I barely put my hair in the water and still had diarrhea for days. It's too bad because we know the head here and he is a good guy. I'm sure they don't have funds to update the system, but it badly needs it.

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 park is really nice. There are two dog parks one for a small dogs and one for little dogs. On…read morea nice day they can usually be pretty full. There's a nice walking track that goes to the park or you can do a nice loop and get your exercise in for the day. There's lots of trees and wildlife to look at as you walk. Definitely a great place to get exercise or have a picnic.

The lazy river is quite awesome!!! As members of Healthy Living Norman, we are allowed to use it…read morebefore hours and it is just perfect.

Nice, newer swim park with clean facilities and multiple pools including a large lap pool. They…read morealso have a handful of water slides of various sizes, a lazy river, splash pad and canopies for shade. Pricing is a bit higher than others in the greater OKC area but not terrible. We frequent swim team events here, and I took off a star because they are always disorganised here..Staff shows up late, slow to get going, always in need of timers, mix-ups in events. Still, we enjoy the facilities.

This is a large seasonal aquatics facility on the grounds of Will Rogers Park. Open from Memorial…read moreDay/Labor Day. You can purchase daily admission or a yearly passes depending on your usage. They have large pools, wading pools, splash pads, plenty of shaded areas(it does get hot here) as well as concession stands. Looks like a great place for summer fun.

For the past 17+ years, WRFAC has been a wonderful pastime for our family. Unlike some other public…read morepools in the metro area, the staff at Will Rogers have always worked to ensure that everyone feels welcomed (no matter who you are), is safe, and has fun in a healthy summertime recreation environment. The lifeguards and staff are balanced in their approach to patrons to make sure these priorities are at a forefront. Many, many fond memories were built with my family at this pool and still continue today. I'm proud to have this very place as our beloved neighborhood pool.

Only reviewing the waterpark since that's all we saw…read more The park was nice, appeared to be clean. The kids loved the lazy river and the water slides. They even used the diving board a few times. They thoroughly enjoyed it. The downside of our visit was the three young adult girls wearing g-strings and walking around small children. My youngest was horrified that he could see their "tushies". There's a place for such things but it's not in a children's area. It's indecent and I was surprised they were allowed in. I mean.... you have to wear shoes to enter other establishments... you should have to wear some kind of bum covering in the presence of children. IMO.

This is the 3rd year my children have taken swimming lessons…read more This time their instructor has been odd. My daughter is 9 and tall for her age. The instructor threw an object out for the kids to dive and retrieve. My daughter cannot swim yet and is building her confidence. When she threw out my daughter's object, my daughter tried but couldn't get it. She said the water was right up to her chin and needed help. The instructor wouldn't help her, although she had helped all the other children with this task. My daughter tried to move the object with her foot to get it into a little shallower water and was reprimanded. In the end she didn't pass the skill. When she came back to the parent area she was in tears. I did not confront the instructor. I mean, she is about 16 years old. We had an issue like this the 1st year when the instructor lacked patience. That year we left after the 1st day and didn't return. I have emailed the Station before but never get any response back. If your child is not already confident in the water, then lessons her might not be appropriate for your child.