My 6.5 year old grandson just finished the Glassworks summer camp. It was an amazing experience! He…read morewas excited to go every day and his creations were so lovely and impressive. He put on an art show for family after the last day. He was thrilled to share his work and talk about all he learned and got to do.

From the owner: Artrageous offers creative opportunities through art camps, art classes, art workshops, and art…read moreclasses for homeschool 1st to 12th grade students with in-person classes. We will offer venue space for birthday parties, and have community events as well. We will offer changing selfie stations. Artrageous is a community arts center. Easilyocated North of I-40 and near the Kilpatrick Turnpike 10th Street exit. artrageousyukon.com

Lost lakes adventure park is an active water park with wake boarding, water skiing and knee…read moreboarding. Everything is done with a pulley and cable system. No motorized vehicle is required. Suitable for all skill levels. There is also a slide and some other water obstacles. They also have a restaurant and bar. They have had concerts here as well. It's on the site of an old sand plant so everything is man made. Great place for summer fun.

had such a blast!! we came for my boyfriends birthday and got a nice gazebo right by the…read morewakeboarding part and loved it! everything was super well priced and very fun and worth everything! love the owners too, they were super nice! come on out!!

We took the grandkids to see "diary of a wimpy kid ". It was really well done! They did a great job…read moreon the backdrops and the staging! And the little kid actors did such a fantastic job! I was prepared to be bored and instead I was pleasantly surprised!

Pre-K class enjoyed The Snowy Day play. Great lil play in this quaint small space. The actors were…read more entertaining for small kids to enjoy. They kept everyone's attention and everyone enjoyed the snowball fight.

I was allowed via the kind wife of owner here for a while. Well Randy, your wife sure let me board…read moreand then you returned the present that I gave you. You almost killed my horse because you would not take him to the veterinarian when it was cold. The USEF says otherwise about you, so I won't recommend or be near your barn ever again! Original: I found out some things that were just unacceptable when it comes to trust. I do not like the way they treat the horses and not tell you if they are sick and just administer medication. I had a very hard time getting the owner to help me. The assistant trainer was not good at all. I do not recommend this at all especially for young children

We love cross creek stables! When we moved here earlier this year my 8 year old suddenly was dying…read moreto take horse back riding lessons. After calling many different barns with little luck I found Cross Creek and I'm so glad I did. They are truly geared to teaching children how to ride. I am not an equestrian and know pretty much nothing about horses. I needed a good barn which would teach my daughter everything she needed to know and be safe doing it. I love the instructors at cross creek. They are great at managing different ages and riding proficiency in the same group lesson. The lessons are super affordable and they have several time slots to choose from almost every day of the week. It makes finding time to ride super convenient. I love that they offer students the ability to be helpers during other lessons for a discount on their tuition. The facility is well maintained and the main riding area for lessons is covered with fans so no matter the weather the lessons can happen. The horses all seem to be well taken care of and great with children riding them. We attend weekly lessons as well as a camp this summer that my daughter loved. We have had a great experience at Cross Creek!

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 15 min drive from the house. Felt safe out there. Geese walked up a couple of times and ducks landed on the pond. The girls liked the telescopes... One didn't work. There zero people at the park and several on the trails on the day we went. I was sad to see Porta potties ...but they were clean so there's that. Also Porta potties don't have sanitizer in them .... Unfortunate Will try to get out here again sometime... The girls loved the time spent. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

I came here on September 17th and just now getting around to writing this. I'm an avid hiker and…read morelove the outdoors. It's been tough the last few months due to the over 100 degree days in a row. I lived in Las Vegas for years and when it hit the hundreds I would drive an hour away to Mt Charleston and hike their many trails and the temperature would be around 25 degrees lower. Unfortunately not a place to do this in Oklahoma that I've found yet. Anyway , this was my first time in Edmond and I had read before about this place in nearby OKC. The one thing that worried me was all the comments about the ticks. I hate ticks ! I decided to go anyway , since I was here and of course my spray that I have for ticks and bugs I left at home , I usually have in my backpack that I keep in my truck. Parking lot was good size and had a couple of port o johns. I talked to a fellow patron and he said he's been pretty lucky about not getting ticks and he does the trails often. I have a military like hat I use for hikes and it has a pull out flap that covers your neck , so I put it on and pulled up my socks. A few steps away from the parking lot is a Ranger Station / Visitor Center. They have a small display , but it is pretty good. Some live animals like turtles swimming , snakes , etc. They have a cool display of different insects and an interactive area with a racoon , owl , and such that you push a button to hear them make their noises. The Ranger was there telling some kids and parents about some animals and such. I was told he is very friendly and helpful. They also have several taxidermy animals like a armadillo , skunk , and a racoons eating cracker jacks. There are lots of trees for coverage from the sun. A lookout deck over a pond filled with turtles sunbathing on platforms. I saw a crane also in the water and a large bird flying above like a hawk or buzzard in the distance. They have several short trails and I'm used to doing much longer ones like 8 or 9 miles , these are like 1 or 2 miles. As I started the first one I met up with a couple of deer. A doe and a fawn. The fawn go a little close to me then walked away then the doe came up to me about 6 feet away. I guess some people may be feeding them and that's why they got so close to a human. I came up to another observation deck with a bunch of stairs you can climb up to. There was a couple people on it. I only did 2 short trails due to how hot it was. I would like to come back again when it is cooler. When I got back to the parking lot I took off my hat and checked it for ticks , took off my shirt and did the same , checked my shoes and laces and socks. No ticks thankfully. I will definitely bring my spray next time. I would hate to get bitten by the ones that will make you no longer able to eat meat without getting sick. That would be terrible since I love bbq , fried chicken , and a good steak. I thought Rocky Mounted Spotted Fever was bad , but dang !

Super excited that we found it!!!…read more The place has it Right!!! Our girl is in parent assist gymnastics and had a blast day 1.. I can see why this this place is buzzing on the daily Upstairs viewing area was a nice present but still away from the action feel...while still being present. We will return! I even had some fun on the slides in the play area... Looking forward to the session next time! Respectfully, The Smiths

We had our 2 year old grandson and decided to go to the play area. It cost $6 for him and socks are…read morerequired by all who play. We were the only ones there for a while. He had a great time. I think the lockers they provide could be cleaned better. The gym was being used by hopefully our next Olympic champions. It was great to watch.

Our child loves this place. It is child care but, with much more to offer. They do many different…read moretypes of daily activities, they keep a regular schedule for diaper changes if needed, they do daily lessons, but without feeling like it is rigid learning. The staff is great! The owners have been there every time I pick up my child. I go in to pick up my daughter and they have classical playing at a few times a week. The security measures taken are top notch. We feel very comfortable leaving our child at Goddard. Anyway, this place is the best!

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Moore, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School is a…read moreprivate preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

A fun time on an extremely hot late afternoon. Bricktown Tulsa had a lot of restaurants, and we…read moreused this boat tour on the man made canal to get a sense of the area. Casual, and we were able to buy alcohol at a bar near the start dock and bring with us. Our guide, Cody, was a treasure. She also does stand up comedy in the evenings in town, and was throwing out barbs, especially when she found we were from the 2025-26 National Championship home of College Football!

Definitely recommend when visiting the city. The tour is short but gives you a great overview and…read morehistory of the city. Our tour guide was excellent, just the right combo of funny and informative. Such a cute area! I loved the land grab statues and hearing about the boomers and sooner. Just a warning, the boat is HOT during the summer since the canopy doesn't cover the entire seating area so plan accordingly. Tickets were $15 and available for purchase online or in front of the baseball stadium at the ticket booth. I recommend purchasing online though.