Favorite park for live music events and Rooster Days. My kiddo loves the park and has enjoyed some…read morekids night outs as well.

Here for my son's bball game. Nice courts. Walls and goals could use updating. It was also…read morereally warm, some air circulation would have been appreciated.

We had the pleasure of experiencing Jack of All Games yesterday to celebrate my husband's 51st…read morebirthday. Jack of All Games is family owned and operated by 2 awesome people, Ms. Beth & Mr. Gene. They are so kind, nice and patient as well as very accommodating to their patrons. They truly make you feel like your at home enjoying yourself. Jack of All Games has it all for everyone from arcade games, axe throwing, miniature golf, all types of exciting nerf guns, an Escape Room, Rage Room and even a Paint Splatter Room with all kinds of paint and different glitter. We had so so much fun. Jack of All Games is definitely an amusement center that everyone should experience. If, you're looking for an affordable place to go and have tons of fun, Jack of All Games is the MUST place to go. There's something for everyone and endless fun for all those who go.

We love the games up front and had a blast coming in to do the paint splatter room. Our 8 year olds…read morehad a blast and we enjoyed it too.

A small park across the street from my work. It has a playground area, an open field, a tennis…read morecourt (old), and that's pretty much it. A good place to spend your time during lunch break though.

We came for the St. Pat's kids festival They had Safari Joe's animals, inflatables, face painting,…read moremusic and yard games. The park has restrooms, a pavilion for live music, a play structure and splash pad. The kids had a really good time. Especially when they found some 918 Rocks. That spurred a hunt. We're going to watch for other less busy events to come back.

This little park is very popular among residents of Shadow Mountain. It's a small park, but a…read moreperfect place for neighbors to walk their dogs and meet each other. It's a great place for neighborhood children and teens to make friends, too. It has a small playground and basketball goal.

This is a smaller park but still manages to have enough to do here. There is a pretty solid (though…read morelow) playground with things to climb on and slide down. It's on a soft mulch base which is nice for the little ones who tend to fall down a lot. Not far away from the playground is a picnic shelter that has a couple of tables but no grill. The main feature in Vandever Park is the pair of tennis courts. They're fenced in and the tennis area has a dedicated set of lights. Nice park! [Review 16266 overall - 101 in Oklahoma - 1772 of 2021.]

This park sits on the border of a suburban neighborhood, an apartment complex, and office space. It…read morewas not quite deserted on the hot April day when my one year-old and I went to visit. There are double tennis courts, a picnic pavilion, two swings, and playground equipment. Everything is in working condition, and there are a few wonderful trees that give lots of shade from the afternoon sun. The parking lot needed its stripes repainted, and I wish the swing set had had a bucket seat for a baby, but for a neighborhood park, it's a-ok! Nice to visit if you live in walking distance or need to find a tennis court, but if you're making a special trip for a couple of hours at the park, Tulsa has bigger, more lively, and more baby-friendly options.

This is such a wonderful park. It is between Hillcrest Medical Center and First Lutheran Church -…read morebeing able to see their sign is a plus! They always have great stuff on it. The playground area is small, with only a slide and monkey bars. There's also what looks like a water playground area but I've never actually seen it working. There's a basketball court, some picnic tables and restrooms. The best thing about this park though are the tennis courts. There are 4 public courts and there are lights you can turn on outside the fence so you don't have to worry about it getting dark and not being able to see. Another cool thing is that the Hillcrest helicopter pad is within sight so it's neat to see it take off and land. One precautionary note though is to not sit on the wooden benches inside the courts. They're kind of old and it's easy to get splinters if you're not wearing jeans. Don't ask how I know this...

My grandson and I have been twice and had a nice time. The staff is very helpful showing you how to…read moreoperate and reload the machines. The space is impressive and you have a choice of a range of ball speeds. Strongly advise bringing your own bat(s) as the selection of bats to use is limited and what they have are dead and/or dented. Also batting helmet. Overall a fun outing to work on your stroke and technique. But BYOB, bring your own bat.

Lovely facility. Can see they have well-qualified staff…read more Staff could be more friendly to the kids they clearly don't know so well - they were basically ignored in comparison. Didn't appreciate the staff member(s) spitting on the floor where the children were seated periodically throughout the day of camp. Saw some kids sit in it and realize what it was as they saw him spit yet again - was sad and gross.