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.

This park recently underwent a major remodel, and I couldn't believe the improvements!…read more The park is very spread out with 3-4 different play areas and a splash pad scattered around soccer and baseball/softball fields. There are also walking trails that wind throughout the park and along the river! One of my favorite things about the play areas is that towards the back of the park there is a playground specifically designed for younger children ages 2-5 years old! Although with supervision a one year old could easily play on this as well. This is great because a lot of typical playgrounds can be unsafe for younger children and more likely for an accident to happen. Next to this particular playground there is one designed for older children ages 5-12, so for anyone with multiple children they can play on the appropriate set and not get bored. Another great thing I noticed about the playgrounds, they have padded artificial grass underneath and around them versus the typical wood chips or rocks!

Case Community Park Park is absolutely beautiful!! Newly remodeled. There is a skate park, 5…read moreplaygrounds, 3 mile trail, volleyball, disc golf course,splash pad,baseball parks, soccer fields and a BMX track. In the summer Case Community center has outdoor movies with popcorn! The trail is very scenic and most of the trail runs along views of the river. My favorite part is to find the bald eagles. There is a nest that resides in the park and you can often see them flying overhead. The park contains so many trees! Which make you feel like your in nature. The park also has newly installed picnic tables. It just really is a nice place to have near by. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because there is no dog park.

Was out walking the dog and stopped by this complex to check it out. Looks like a very nice area…read morewith several ball fields and a water play area(also not open). This complex looks like it can handle quite a lot of folks based on the parking areas available. The fields look really nice each having there own concession area. Each concession area covers 4 ball fields with a total of 8 all together. I only noticed one way in and out which could really get frustrating when trying to leave after a long day. Not sure why this is not in use. Seems like they could put this to good use and bring people into the area.

We came to Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma Shoot Out Tournament. They use many fields all over the…read morearea for the tournament. We stayed in Bricktown because it seemed like a central location for all the fields. My GPS said it would take 16 minutes to get there from Bricktown. The Waze app said 30 minutes because of a wreck. Waze rerouted me down a lot of back roads to avoid the interstate that had the wreck on it. So it really seemed like we were out in the boonies. There is little parking. Many people were parking in fields and making their own parking lot. Then they charged $5 per person to get in the complex and a $5 cooler fee. They really nickel and dime you in Oklahoma. Our Texas tournaments do not charge entrance fees. Only the World Series charges gate fees. The complex was just finished in 2016, so it is sparkling new. It has turf in fields, which for my son he doesn't like because he hates to pitch on a portable mound. I'm sure the turf fields are convenient so they don't have to cancel many games because of rain. There is little shade. The only shade is over the bleachers. Even our boys dugout on field one wasn't covered. The other dugout was covered, but not our side. Really didn't make since, because it is a new field. There are NO trees as well, so when I say no shade, there is none.

One of our favorite parks in Stillwater! Especially love the turfed toddler play area. The big kid…read morearea is super big and my kids could play for hours! Recently had our 4 year olds party here and it was a blast!

Couch Park (including the north part) has got some nice options, especially for those that like to…read morechill. It's a short walk/jog kind of place. It's a bring your kids to swim in the pool and climb around the playground kind of place. It's a 18-hole disc golf kind of place. It's not a 5-star park. You'll find car tires and concrete in the low flowing creek. You might even catch a draft of El Tapatio's dumpster along the paved trail. But still, the pool is clean, big, and full of fun options, the trail bends along the creek and has little wandering trails that lead off, and that playground is pretty sweet (I'd be pretty happy with that as a kid...or even now). Couch Park, I give you three stars; you are A-OK.

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!

I love going out to the ballpark to watch an exciting ballgame. It is located right in downtown…read moreOklahoma City. You can find tons of parking downtown. You can come watch the minor league OKC Dodgers at this stadium. There is plenty of space to walk and not get lost in the crowd. There are plenty of concessions and I love that there is a small bar area where you can stand and drink if need be. The place is airy and the restrooms are always clean. The seats are comfortable and offer a place to hold your drink. They offer a lawn area where you can bring a blanket and sit and watch the game. This is the perfect spot for folks with kids. I recently visited the suites during a game and it was an easy find. Staff is on-site to check your ticket and direct you towards your room. The suites were very clean and stocked with food, drinks, and plenty of seating for folks. Most importantly there was air conditioning, tvs, and a perfect view of the ball park down below! This was a great option as it was raining outside we were in our own oasis enjoying ball park food such as mac n cheese, and pulled pork sandwhiches staying nice and dry. The restrooms were cleaned often in the suite area however, that is not the case down below. Come enjoy a game during the summer or visit the park for one of their many events. Either way it's a staple of the OKC.

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.

Still a little too soon for this but not much. Was out checking out the park as this is connected…read moreto it. They really have a great set up for this complex as well as the other activities around the park. Great place to hang out with plenty of activities. Play local.

Nice small college baseball field. Fairly well kept. Not a whole lot of seating, might want to…read morebring your own chair & umbrella to block the sun. Sits to the NW of the football stadium.

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

We're a baseball family and do quite a bit of traveling, so we've seen a few hundred fields. This…read morewas a nice setup, good ample stadium seating as well as some picnic benches and in the top deck, there is quite a bit of standing room past the front row of tables. Although it was cold (lovely February day) for baseball, it was still a good experience. The 1 room museum with baseball history was packed full of goodies to see. Consession stand was also good. The part that really made it unique though was the elevated train tracks behind the outfield. We saw a couple of trains during the gameplay. Fun stuff and definitely reminded me of Brewster's Millions, though thankfully, the train didn't run through center field. Oh last thought. Parking would probably be pretty tight for a packed stadium. I only noticed one parking lot, but we were only in town for the game.

David Allen is the small baseball park in Enid, OK where its biggest claim to fame is probably that…read morethe Junior College World Series of Baseball is held here every summer. I came here after a game in order to watch the fireworks that they do every year near the Fourth of July. There actually isn't very much seating as the stadium isn't very big, so if there is a big came coming up you will probably want to come a little early to ensure that you get a seat. The concession stand was okay. They have all of your typical things that you would expect to get at a baseball park, but they are really doing the bare minimum. I got the nachos and it was just chips with nacho cheese sauce on the side for dipping. I shared a snow cone with my friend and although they put plenty of syrup in so it was flavorful, the ice was not very finely shaved so it was difficult to eat. I likely will not return to watch a game here, because I am not a huge baseball fan. However, the stadium was clean and the fireworks were pretty!