Route 66 Park is a wonderful place to spend a day outdoors! The park features beautiful walking…read moretrails that wind through the area, a lively skate park where kids and enthusiasts can have fun, and peaceful fishing ponds that are great for a quiet afternoon. The Route 66 signs and exhibits give it a unique, historic feel that makes it stand out. The grounds are clean and well-maintained, with plenty of open space for picnics, games, or just relaxing with family and friends. There's also ample parking, making it easy to get in and out. Whether you're looking for a place to exercise, enjoy nature, or explore a bit of local history, this park has something for everyone. It's a hidden gem that's definitely worth checking out!

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 15 min drive from the house. There was quite a few people out on the day we went. I was sad to see Porta potties there vs the bathrooms being open... But I guess that's how it goes these days? The bad Porta pottie was in bad shape Porta potties don't have sanitizer in them ... Definitely had serious bugs in them.... Unfortunate Will try to get out here again sometime. If only the parks department sent someone out weekly this could be a nice area! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

I did not know this was here. I was over checking out some other things and see the entry sign and…read morethe mention of the home school works champs. I was intrigued so grabbed a couple of pics and did some research. Here's what I found. It is a public sports facility offering baseball fields and other recreational amenities like tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and shelters. The mention of "2006 Homeschool World Champions" refers to the Oklahoma City Broncos youth baseball team, which won the 7th Annual Homeschool World Series in 2006. Couldn't see a lot but I noticed a dog standing on the field. It's in one of the pics. It never moved. Then I noticed one in around 1st base and it never moved. Best I could find out is they are most likely decorative statues and could be of the mascot. You can see one in the photo.

Simple park. Fun swings and slides. Lots of trash in mulch which is unfortunate. Im sure the…read moreneighborhood it's in loves it!

Was driving by and seen a game going on so pulled in to watch a bit. Looks like a nice field with…read morebleachers and concessions. You are able to also pull along the fences and watch. Ted Reynolds Park is a public park managed by OKC Parks and Recreation. It honors Ted Reynolds, a prominent local figure in American Legion baseball who passed away in 1986. Reynolds was known for his contributions to youth baseball, including serving as president of the Central Oklahoma American Legion League and hosting the Oklahoma City Invitational tournament at Municipal Park. The park features a dedicated baseball/softball field.

The Real Deal! If your going to spend your hard earned dollars on baseball training for your kids,…read morethis is the best new place in OKC! Nate Dion (17 years experience in Professional Baseball) and Bobby Spain (Milwaukee Brewers Batting Coach) are Super Star Trainers. Professional learning environment. Hands on individual coaching...can't wait for the next class!

Unfortunately it is not managed well, playing there is going to get kids seriously hurtread more

This place is really growing and the help they provide for kids to.play in college is greatread more

Love it here! Been coming for literally decades! Bringing my mom now and we are consistently season…read morelegends package members. Great food, great service, and I really have to give Alexa Major our POC a shout out! She is THE BEST!

I've been to about 40 MiLB ballparks across the country from Charlotte to Buffalo and Salt Lake…read more 11 of those have come this season and this by far was the worst experience of all of them. Bought tickets for my mom and I over Mothers Day in a row of 5 people (2nd row, down the 1st base line). Family of 3 next to us and a VERY large guy had the idea that the middle seat was for him. I didn't even try and squeeze into my seat. Went to customer service to try and get moved to comparable seats and was told the LAST 5 rows in that section were readily available. NOT what I paid for, theyre the ones that sold the seat to a guy that should have either bought 2 or been in the handicapped section (he wasnt the only large person in our section and the stadium really does regular sized fans a total disservice by not enforcing a policy of a similar nature. Let the agent know I wasnt gonna move to the back 5 rows and got told I could move back to Row K. Asked to get my ticket reprinted and told they couldn't do that BECAUSE I BOUGHT FROM THE COMETS WEBSITE. WHAT? I'm from the midwest, the game was mostly sold out and they cant exchange tickets because I bought the ticket FROM THEM? Really? I asked where in the row and got told most seats are available. Asked for a supervisor at that point. Just hopeless. Told the supervisor I dont need to randomly pick someone elses seats and have to move AGAIN. Asked if I could move to the other side and got told no I had to stay in my section. I didnt cause the problem but sure Ill get a seat thats less than because I cant even fit into the one I bought. Beyond that NO beer selection which is INSANE being next to Bricktown. Small scoreboard in outfield (likely so Hilton hotels can sell "ballpark view" rooms. Just a brutal experience. Reminded me a lot of my experience at Dodger Stadium itself in 2021. It isnt an organizational thing because the Dodgers High-A ballpark in MI is BEAUTIFUL. I know it's Oklahoma but if you have any other option than this place, take it.

I love this park! I'll like it even more when they get their bleachers set up and some kind of…read morecovering for sun protection (that's why the 4 star rating instead of 5). There are 3 fields, a concession stand, a shady area for between-game waiting, and ample parking. The feeling is a relaxed area---like a park! Lots of room for chairs, umbrellas, and tents.

Nice park. Areas to fish looks inviting if you brought your poles. I saw several people out doing…read moredisc golf. Only 1 porta potty. Nice layout. Felt safe. Kiddos loved the play equipment. We will return.

This park has 3 amazing disc Golf courses, It also has a couple of ballparks, a soccer field, a…read moreplayground, a fishing pond. It has a general area for practices or any youth activities. There's an excellent walking trail it's pretty long. It is far and away better than any other park in Oklahoma.