This is probably one of my favorite experiences of this year. We got to the location and we were…read moremet my Gilda. She was super nice and accommodating. We were taken by surprise by the large space in the tents. We stayed in Pink Dream. Pink is my favorite color. It was really cute! There are battery operated lights and a color changing lamp inside the tent. We were taken out tubing by gilda's daughter crystal on her boat. She owns a medium sized boat called a Sea-Doo. It's pretty fast. We had a blast. When we arrived back at the campsite, we started a fire and ate s'mores. We told ghost stories and went to bed. There is bathrooms with showers. Everything is very clean. You do need your own pillows and toiletries but the whole experience was awesome. I recommend Glampin with Gilda!!! 100% great time! We will be back soon. The price is epic! If your wanting to take a 2-3 day vacay, this is the place to stay. Gilda was super nice and helpful. I have told all my friends to go! Sorry for the long paragraph but I wanted to make sure everyone knows about this place. It is a peaceful place.

My daughter and a couple of friends spent a few days in the "Pretty in Pink" glampin tent. They…read morehad a great time and loved Gilda! We will definitely stay there again!

What a fun way to spend our afternoon! There are a couple of…read moremazes around town, but this is the best one. It's pricy (4-12yrs $15 | 13+ $20) but if you are only going to do one or two things in town, this is a good one. It took our family of five about an hour and we had a blast. We split up at times, worked together at others and at one point had someone in the middle trying to direct the rest to the exit. We laughed a lot and had enjoyed ourselves. We considered doing the mini golf afterwards but found it was just as expensive at the maze so we skipped it. The employee at the front desk was kind, answered our questions and even offered to take a photo of all of us outside in front of the sign. The employees inside the maze were there if you needed them, but didn't interact with us at all otherwise. There were ice cold water stations throughout the maze, which was nice and there are a fair bit of stairs, so wear comfy shoes!

We had a much better experience than expected and ended up having a great time. Colton checked us…read morein and was very informative, explaining what to expect and offering encouragement before we started. The complimentary water stations throughout the course were a nice and much-needed touch. Be sure to wear tennis shoes, as some areas were muddy, and expect to break a sweat. A hat or sunglasses would be helpful, especially on a sunny day. The restroom there is a portable toilet outside. One thing we really enjoyed was the flexibility to go at our own pace, or even split up and make it a friendly competition within our group. Every staff member we interacted with was extremely friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better.

If you want to get away, this is the place. Cozy cabin that backs up to the National Forrest and…read moreminutes from the beautiful Beaver's Bend State Park. You feel like you're walking into your own little slice of heaven. Fire pit, grill, large decks and all appliances. I could live here!

This was an amazing place to visit!! It is a small family owned operation. They have two bears, who…read morewere real show-offs, a multitude of farm animals, miniature ponies, and some turtles. This is in addition to the tigers, of which I think they currently have eleven. The Tiger man is a former circus entertainer. His rapport with the big cats is unbelievable. They WANT to play with him. They understand his commands, they know his moods, as he knows their moods. We will probably return, especially if we have guests.

Took the whole family to Growler Pines Tiger Preserve this past Saturday and had such an amazing…read moreexperience! The whole experience felt so personable with actual tigers! The owners of the preserve are so welcoming with their warm personalities. You can definitely tell just how well each tiger is cared for and how much love they have for these extraordinary animals. The two owners who are married, actually work two full time jobs in order to provide these guys with a well maintained preserve. I highly recommend visiting this establishment!

Lainey is absolutely the best made our day at the escape room!! She is amazing! Escape room is cool…read moretoo!

Our group of 6 have enjoyed many (3 or 4 a year for many years) escape rooms. We have escaped them…read moreall with minimal help but we had to have constant help trying to escape The Oval Office and the Lake House. Several of the contraptions did not work and some of the locks did not work or were not part of the puzzle but were not labeled. It was frustrating not being able to find where to start and the puzzles did not flow, leading you to the next task. Some puzzles were ridiculously difficult and could never be figured out without help! The staff were patient and helpful but I felt bad that they had to come help so much leaving the front lobby often empty! We would not waste our $$$ again!

For over $500 a night, the experience feels like a scam. Despite the way it's advertised, there's…read morevery little interaction with the animals during your stay. You don't see elephants at night after they put them up, so if you check in at 6 PM as required, you're lucky to catch even a brief glimpse of them before they're put away at 7pm. The room is under 200 square feet with no TV, no WiFi, and a toilet system that doesn't allow flushing toilet paper--you're expected to throw used wipes in the trash. Breakfast was disappointing: a microwaved Jimmy Dean egg cup, pre-packaged mini muffins, fruit that was a Dole mixed fruit cup, and dry cereal with no milk. Save your money and book your family somewhere else.

Okay this is an amazing and awesome trip of a lifetime. After we checked in, we saw elephant habits…read moreand went back up to them and were able to pet an elephant. The cabins are bare bones but adorable. I had a full-sized bed that I slept well in. Well, until the crazy thunderstorm came. But that's nature's fault and not the fault of Oklahoma Awesome Adventures. LOL. In the cabins are a Keurig coffee maker, a toaster, a mini-fridge and a microwave. The toilets are strange, with a button on the left side of the bowl (as you're facing the toilet). But they work WELL. Actually better than a normal toilet for sucking things down. The table is really cute too. There's two benches, but the table is pushed up to the wall with one bench underneath so it doesn't take up the extra room but you can pull out out if you need to serve more people. The cabin is cooled (and heated) by a wall unit. Absolutely awesome. We turned it down before we went to dinner and came back to a FREEZING cabin. When you arrive there is fruit on the table (that is bananas) and you are advised it's for the elephant when you have breakfast with the elephant. We bought apples for the elephants but they aren't allowed outside food. Breakfast was at 8:35. We were last so we had the opportunity to see the elephants at the other cabins (there are 3). The elephants carry a large metal park with a picnic basket in it. It's a very short time but a great photo op. Plus, what's cooler than seeing an elephant take a banana from your hands? Complaints (but I'm still giving 5 stars because I liked it). 1. Breakfast was at 8:35 and the first tour of The Endangered Ark Foundation was 11:30. Why couldn't the two times be closer together? 2. Lightbulbs are out in both cabins (I asked to see the other cabins) 3. In the bathroom there was conditioner but no shampoo, soap, etc. 4. They were out of hand soap.

Great place to blow off a little steam for an hour! Staff was helpful, kind, and funny. Lots of…read moredifferent varieties of sharp things to throw. Stop in if you are in town and looking for fun things to do.

Went to Broken Bow for the second time. Honeymoon had to be rescheduled due to COVID 19. So decided…read moreto go somewhere really nice and not far from home. It rained and was cold the whole week so most outdoor activities weren't practical. So we decided to go to Thomahawks and was greeted by a young man working alone. Very humble young man who checked us (me and my wife) in then took us to the boards. Gave us a brief tutorial and let us go. We were the only ones there for most of our time there. They played light rock and had unlimited drinks free after price of admission which is like $20 a person for 45 min. We had a good time just getting out the cabin for a while. I'd say it was a average time but, we enjoyed ourselves. It was a stress reliever after months of wedding planning and ended up being kinda intimate date before dinner.