It's got a small playground but it's very spacious. It's really a quaint underrated park when…read moreOktoberfest isn't going on. The restrooms were semi clean. Not bad for public use. Didn't smell terrible. Didn't see a lot of garbage. Most if that is in the river unfortunately.

There's so many events and festivals this park hosts. I find myself here a lot throughout the year…read more It's definitely a spot for recreation and entertainment. Among the events that are held here are: OKScotfest, Oktoberfest, Boomtown art and Music festival, wednesday night rides, ONEOK FreedomFest, Starlight Band Concerts... Some are completely free and others require paid admission (usually around $15). Check out there website for the full calendar and details about what's going on!

David was super helpful. I was going stir crazy and needed to get out and do something. David…read moregave me information about the lake as well as the area. Thank you David!!! I will be back and maybe next time rent the paddle board.

Water recreation! It's the season for outdoors! This is a perfect way to get outdoors and enjoy…read morethe fall. Great for experienced or non- experienced kayakers. Such a great weekend experience! Great rates too! Staff is super friendly and helpful. They will be back in March, last weekend was the last day of the season. But there is a dock ramp which is open yearly that you can use for personal kayaks or paddle boards. I would definitely recommend coming back in March if you want to rent. Super easy and convenient. Dress to get wet, depending on how you paddle lol. Water sprays and drips from paddles. Also wind sprays the water. So shorts, water shoes or flip flops would be great.

So impressed with this facility and the staff who run it. I held back tears (not successfully) as I…read moretoured the multi-room facility and shared stories of my experience as a caregiver and other members stories of community and personal success while participating in the classes / services of The Center. There was so much happiness here. Excited to spread the word and support this foundation.

The Center has a awesome fitness center with a branud new SciFit! The staff is very courteous and…read morehelpful. The Center is actually a paralympic sports club which is what got my attention originally, but there is so much more here at thr Center. There is something for everyone whatever your goals and interests are. One of my passions is powerlifting and aside from a variety of machines to work on they do not offer a powerlifting program yet. I am hoping this will change for they are rapidly adding new sports all the time. Most recently adaptive cycling and wheelchair curling were added to the reportoire this semester.They also have a paralympic skill builders program which focuses on introducing several different new sports such as archery, wheelchair rugby and badminton, as well as some pre-existing ones such as wheelchair basketball and tennis! There are adult members here of all age ranges....come check it out!! My rating will be a perfect score for me when the powerlifting is ever added, but I am glad to be a member and invite others to come visit and see what is here for you.

I visited Chandler Park in Tulsa today. First time visiting and I was impressed with the beauty of…read morethe bluffs & views of the city. I appreciate the interpretive signs along the walking path providing the history of the park. I love that the trail is accessible, and the further you walk back you find yourself in a wooded area where the trail leaves the pavement, climbing in and around the bluffs. The park has so much to offer including disc golf, picnic areas, playground etc. There is plenty of parking and clean flushing facilities.

I have no idea how this place isn't a raging 5 stars, this on top of the gathering place is one of…read moremy favorite parks in all of tulsa! The hiking trails are extensive, family friendly and also so so rad! They have the ancient trail which you get to walk through these insane rock formations, it feels so grounding and cool to walk through something thats been here for centuries! They have 2 disc golf courses which is nice so if one course is busy, you have another to play on! Never congested, they have a massive splash pad for summer, ample grounds for picnics, lounging ect.

Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center is a great spot for a skating party with friends or school…read morefunction. Large skating area, they offer a snack and concession area, skates or roller blades are available. Lots of space to set up and not feel crowded! If you need a little skating assistance they offer the PVC skating help for big and small. Only reason I gave it 4 stars is that it is a bit dated but that's it.

It's good because of the basketball courts but it's bad because of the sales they have. Nobody buys…read moreanything at the sales and they get more business from the basketball courts.

Such an amazing facility! I was looking for an adult class and they were the only one I could find…read morein the Tulsa area! One of the owners, Cindy, was my gymnastics teacher over 10 years ago! Every teacher I've met has been so kind and encouraging! You can tell they really care about their students!

Above and Beyond us such an amazing gym. The staff and coaches become more like family. They truly…read morecare about your gymnast and what is best for them. Not what makes their gym looks better. We love them and won't go anywhere else.

This is an amazing facility! It is super spacious and has all the equipment you might need. They…read morehave a great price for open gym ($12/session for non-members and $8/session for members). The membership is well worth it and you can even buy a package to save more money. You get a punch card to use each time you come in. They have one-hour drop-in sessions on Wednesdays from 12 to 1pm for parents with pre-school age kids (18 months to 5 years old) who want to work on coordination, balance, basic gymnastic positions, and stretching. They also have open tumbling sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-8pm for kids 5 and up to work on back handsprings and more advanced tumbling skills. The Adult Open gym is on Wednesdays from 8 to 9pm for anyone 18+ who wants to work on their tumbling and gymnastics skills. Their website has all the information and details on the classes they offer including schedule and pricing information, most of them are $70 a month. You can also pay online, sign liability waives as well as create parent accounts. They offer Parent & Tot preschool classes for those with children as young as 15 months to 3 years old. It's so good to focus on movement, motor skills, coordination and balance at such a young age! There's also gymnastic classes for ages 3-12. They have clear skill progression charts based on level for each area, floor, bars, beam and vault. The advanced gymnastics is more expensive but it is twice a week. There's also tumbling and cheer beginning and intermediate classes and they have a teams based on levels as well. They also offer ninja classes for kids ages 4 and up. Throughout the year, there are clinics and camps. There will be one over spring break!

South County Gymnastics was a fantastic place for my daughter's 5th birthday. The facility was…read moreclean, the party attendants were helpful and made sure everyone stayed safe during activities. It was definitely worth the money!

I had no idea they built a Community Center at Whiteside Park. The indoor programs are Arts &…read morecrafts; activities for the disabled; dance classes; preschool activities; education programs; holiday and special events; sports and fitness; open gym; social activities; senior programs; and youth day camp. Outdoor facilities include a Junior pool, sports fields, water playground, lighted tennis courts, shelter, playground, one-mile trail, picnic tables. The whole complex looks new and well maintained. The outdoor playgrounds are very nice. This is a nice addition to the community. People with children would love the water park area and playgrounds.

One of the area's best places to kayak. Paddle to the lake's west end then north into Rock Creek…read more This is a lovely tree covecovered paddle in the summer! Fee charged for fishing!

Park and lake were made in 1947. Sapulpa Parks Department cares for this "park in the rough"…read more They do a fair job, they probably keep it cut in season. The water is way down, so I don't know how fishing is. There is a boat ramp, latrines, concession stand in season, old fashioned play ground, picnic tables. There is an RV campground across the street that is part of the park. Additional star for breeze and sunset!