47 acres of awesomeness right next to my neighborhood!…read more It has a 3 mile walking/jogging trail and two playgrounds for the kiddos. There are restrooms and water fountains as well as picnic shelters. A couple of fishing ponds are next to the trail and there are 18 holes for disc golf. Hole #1 tee is next to the picnic pavillion (86th st entrance). This is where the Harvest Festival used to held during the fall before they changed it to Rayola Park.

Owasso's large Centennial Park is a something-for-everyone destination. Several fishing lakes, a…read moremeandering paved walking trail, disc golf course, restrooms, picnic shelter, and smallish playground are among the amenities. There's even a human sundial where you stand on a specific spot for the season and your shadow tells what time it is. (It doesn't account for Daylight Saving Time, however.)

I really wish every city and state had something as cool as Funtastic Island! It's free and it's…read morefull of fun! They have playgrounds for all ages and a great splash pad for everyone. They also have swing sets and a pavilion. There's restrooms and most of all, it's clean! There's plenty of shade and parking. It's fun for everyone and I appreciate places like these where families can take their children for a fun day -- wet or dry! Such a super cool place, would return and recommend highly!

Lovely park for the kids, really nice splash pad and lots of seating around the park for the parentsread more

This terrific community park features a playground for various ages, two splash pads for toddlers…read moreand older children, basketball court, picnic pavilion, walking path, and lots of green space. Note: The splash pads are very popular on hot days.

Great place to walk. Splash pad for kids. Big slides and playground. Bathrooms rarely open or clean.read more

Great selection of fishing gear and good price. Also a good place to get live bait. The workers…read moreare friendly and helpful as well. It's not as big as some of the highly commercialized places but it's a great place to quickly get what you need/want at a good price.

I must have missed something after reading the first review on this place. My husband and I just…read morewent to this dump and had the worst experience of our lives. We went just to browse and get pricing to gear up for a fishing trip coming up. Needless to say after finding out the ridiculous bait prices combined with being talked down to I am not interested in doing business EVER with these a**holes. They talk to you like you are beneath them and you are bothering them by being there. The fishing gear is mediocre and the bait tanks stunk and were full of dead fish. All is overpriced. It would be nice to see a REAL bait and tackle supplier come into the area that actually cares and does not have the personality of a toilet seat. Also, I am certain that the first reviewer, Racheal M., works at or owns Nabatak so it would be wise to ignore her review.

Good for boat launch with plenty of parking. Latrines are nice and kept clean. Self pay for boat…read morelaunch, kind on a hill. Good view of lake.

We had such a good time at the Tulsa Zoo. There's a really solid variety of animals, so it never…read morefeels boring walking through, and my son enjoyed every single part of it. One of the best parts was the playground they've got a really nice setup for all ages, which made it easy to let him burn off some energy. The gift shop is also really cute and fun to look through, and there's a snack/restaurant area if you need a quick break or something to eat. Overall, it's a great spot for a family day and we'll definitely be coming back again.

My family and I have been to the zoo twice in the last month and this is our local zoo. We…read moredefinitely like the zoo if you are looking for a place to go and visit and spend a few hours seeing different exhibits this is a great place I do see that in the years to come that they are making some major improvements by adding more more exhibits, which continues to give me more excitement about return visits, knowing that there are greater things to come so I still highly recommend stopping in and taking your fame, they've added a lot of things over the years, including a massive playground. That is a great break for the family after long walks to just kind of slow the pace of the zoo down. One thing that I don't enjoy quite as much is the long stretches between exhibits I know that they've been working on this. But just at the zoo it is very easy to get overheated and exhausted because it is very spread out not a lot of trees around and just a very large distance sometimes between exhibits So you're definitely gonna wanna bring plenty of water and if you have kids bring a stroller or something that has shade so that way they don't get more out super easy. We also got the chance to go to the zoo like Full thing fun cool little games to walk-through and play at it cuts the zoo in half and you are able to walk-through and just play a few cool games along the way. They are not any animals out so it is just solely there for you too bring your kids and play a few games and see some lights we were under the impression that it would be both you could go and see some animals at night and play the games.

This course is the titps. Alway well kept and some of the best greens in the area. Has difficulty,…read morebut at the same time forgiving. It's a great course to play. If you're a home owner near the course who received an autographed ball from me; you're welcome.

Never a disappointment here. Excellent shape for December, greens looked beautiful. Staff is…read morealways top notch.

My Dad and I love playing the Mowhawk Woodbine course as I grew up around the area,under the new…read moremanagement the course has gotten much better as the investments are paying off. As most working folks along with retired folks can't afford private or semi private courses this works great for the average hacker,I'm very impressed with the new management and their efforts as Tulsa can once again be proud of Our hometown course. Thank You for what you've done for us,we appreciate all you've done and will continue to golf at Tulsa's home course.

Woodbine is is definitely getting better. They continue to sod some of the bare shady hard pan…read morespots,bunkers still have no sand just mostly grass or dirt holes but greens are in good shape. I've always like the area and natural beauty of the course and you can see there is a commitment to make it better. It's not near as nice as Page Belcher the other City of Tulsa courses. But tee times at woodbine is fairly easy to get and Pecan Valley is usually always available it's a shorter front 9 junior course but pecan's back 9 is very enjoyable.