Lots of fun! My 2 year old didn't really care about the giant play structure, but she played with…read morethe fake grocery store for literal hours. You're not allowed to bring outside food or drink so keep that in mind. They do order Pizza Hut pizza every like 30 mins or so. They have lots of snack and drink options for a decent price. Lots of fun if you live in the area and need a place to go on a cold day!

Clean interior with plenty of space for parents to sit. Parties are affordable and hours are…read moremanageable. They offer membership which are about 40$ a month but considered it cost 13$ to enter you will get your money worth after the third visit. They also offer two month and three month at a discounted rate. I got the Black Friday three month membership at the price for almost two month! Weekends get busy after noon but weekdays are fine! My kids love this place

Park location is easy to walk with less traffic. Inside of a quiet neighborhood with nice people…read more If you're looking for a sidewalk or large park, look elsewhere. This park is quaint and has a playground area with goal posts and a tennis court. There are also benches to sit and watch your kids or to enjoy the peace. While it wasn't what I was looking for, I did use the area to walk around and reached over 1.5 miles from walking the outside area of the park. The lights didn't come on while the sun was going down so they may not work. Be cognizant of that if you plan to walk toward the evening.

Picnic * Playground Equipment * Backstops * Tennis * Gazebo * Basketball Court * Volleyball *…read moreHandicapped Accessible/Some Facilities

Nice park. Police have to routinely come by and run off the drugged out characters who sometimes…read morecause a scene and scare people. We have seen some weird stuff ..... other than that, the park is clean and big, full of life and especially with the skate park now there are lots of people.

I would of given this park 4 stars if I wasn't for the climbing rock from hell. It's incredibly…read moremisleading. Once I made it to the top I realized my grave mistake. Bc there are zero foot holds, I was stuck on this hell rock for longer then necessary. Which reminded me of the time I Swifered myself into a corner without an escape plan. This must be what domesticated felines experience when they set foot outside for the first time. once they cross that threshold,separating them from the safety of indoor living, their sense of logic becomes impaired due, to a naturalistic predisposition to hunt prey. At this point they are then consumed by an uncontrollable urge to scale up something high, a strategy used to gain a better vantage point of the neighborhood. The house cat should not be faulted for this inherent behavioral trait, when it was evolution responsible for their inept prowessit comes to easily maneuver down a tree. They are just demonstrating similar practices thier ancestors, Anyways.. I never thought A casual walk through the park would turn into a rescue mission, but life is a journey ‍

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)

This was a great playground with all sorts of equipment from slides to swings right by a beautiful…read morepond with beautiful trees all around it's on a large public area as you drive in a little bit there is this playground

We were alone at opening on a Friday, visiting from out of town. What a gem! I'm sure it's chaos on…read moreweekends but it was great on a weekday. It's super clean and no shoes. Bring grippy socks or buy them for $2.50. Adults that "don't play" can wear regular socks. There is a 5 and under area with a moving carousel and cozy coupe. Like all these places, it will get meh in a couple years but right now it's great!

Employees were polite. Children loved playing here. Would go back. Easy parking. Free parking.read more

A good complex for youth sports. They have all the most popular youth sports covered. The restrooms…read morewere clean and actually smelled pleasant (rare for a ballpark!) and there was a baby changing station in the ladies room. The entrance fee for the baseball tournament we attended was $6 per adult per day. Cash only. They were pretty lenient with bags and soft sided coolers. We brought a pop up tent for shade and it wasn't a problem that we had it up all day. The concession stand could use more diversity as they don't have that great of a selection (nachos, pretzels, wimpy hotdogs, chips, candy, and drinks). This is a biggie for me because people spend hours at a ballpark and a good concession stand is a must! Again, cash only. Two trailers were there for the Oakley tournament a snowcone stand and Interurban had a food truck/trailer with burgers and hotdogs. We had a burger and it was delicious!

Field 8 is not game ready. 1 foot depression behind the circle. 1-2 foot depression behind the…read moreplate complete with tire ruts. $400 + $8 per person gate fee * 20 teams. Umps were good and fair but other than that this place has gone way down hill.

Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton, OK is not the most fascinating park ever…read more It was good enough for us back on July 26, 2025. My dog certainly appreciated it. We didn't stay here super long as I started getting anxious about the long drive back home. It's a public park. Free parking. There was a playground. A decent sized lake. Walking/running path. I stopped here mainly because the Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center is just a few hundred yards away. Go touch grass! Your brain and heart will thank you.

This is a public park, but the only attraction is the local prairie dogs. Cool to see the prairie…read moredogs in their environment.

This is an absolutely reworked park. I used to worry about bringing the kids here because it was…read moregorgeous and made all out of wood, but it was hard to keep an eye on them. It had gotten rundown after all wood only last so long. They voted to refurbished the park and this is what they ended up with. This is nice as well almost as nice lake Helen Park. I love all of the seating, has canopies over it for people to sit and they've got all kinds of equipment. The kids can play on climb on and explore. Young kids to old people are hanging out here. It's for everyone. There's just so much nice wide open room that you don't feel crowded here there's trash cans by everything where you could throw your trash away after you're done snacking or drinking or whatever you happen to be doing at the time but the nice thing about the Kidzone is it so wide open you can see everything now I cannot wait until summer to see how the little miniature splash pad is. They also have the tennis courts and a basketball goal for you to play basketball.

This is our favorite park in Lawton. Not for the park itself, which looks nice and wide open, has…read morea few covered areas, and public restrooms. We've never made it to that section, because we can not get beyond the most amazing play structure I've ever seen. Made of wood, multi leveled, filled with twists and turns and shoots and ladders, there is no better place to bring a child than to an area where the can let their imaginations run free. One corner looks like a pirate's ship. Another area has musical elements built into the wood. The back corner is set up like a western town. There are swings and slides, and benches for the adults. Trees provide shade in a few spots, and the entire playground is within a walled area, keeping kids safe from the nearby parking lot. There is only one small problem with this park. It is tucked away on a street that gets little traffic, and so is not seen by people driving nearby. Because of this sad fact, it is underutilized. There simply aren't enough children to fill the play structure. It isn't easy to captain a ship by oneself, one needs a crew! Castle raids need armies! Covert missions need teams. I tell everyone I know about this wonderful park. My child is just a bit too old to truly immerse himself in this amazing land of make believe, but the right group of kids would bring this place to life! Greer park is on 38th Street, between Cache and Gore. It is almost, not quite, across the street from Jimmy's Egg. If I had younger children, I would spend all of my weekends at this playground, listening to them create the world around them.

The Playbox in Mustang offers a safe indoor "playground" for children at an affordable price…read more I believe this indoor play facility would be best for ages 8/10 and under. Offering a toddler only area, large jungle gym with slides and multiple stand alone toys. The overall favorite seemed to be the newly established obstacle course. One child at a time enters and completes this timed experience. This Playbox facility is clean offering small snacks and drinks. Plenty of seating around the facility for the parents, grandparents or Aunties like me. :) Friendly employees! *Outside drinks can be brought in but leave the food @home.

The place is nice, but they don't handle aggression between kids well. My son and my friend's son…read moregot physically attacked by other kids. One of them had a bruise developing on the face and needed ice pack. Before we even got the details from the kids, came some kind of defensive mother verbally attacking us, telling us her kids didn't do anything. Then she went to the front desk to tell them all about her angel kids and that they didn't beat anyone. We approached to share our side and we told by that mother that we were bad moms who should've watched our kids. The very defensive mom also mentioned she was friends with a manager, so I guess, it explains a lot. I didn't feel my kids were safe from the bullies, I was not save from verbal attacks, either. The manager came and never even asked us to tell her what happened, just asked us to leave. No one even asked if the boy who needed ice was ok. The place is alright, but you are required to make sure your kids don't get beaten because if they do - it's your fault they will say.