Turner Falls Park

Natalie DuLaney

After reading reviews we weren't sure what to expect since they were varied but we had a great time! Had to force the kids to leave they had so much fun especially at the slide/diving board at the blue pool. Make sure you bring water shoes AND life jackets/puddle jumpers if they're under 13. There were lifeguards at the blue pool that enforced that. Would definitely come again!

Natalie Watson

It was beautiful but more expensive than most parks to get in and crowded. We went on a Friday so we only paid for admission but was $54 for 3 adults (one being military, someone had asked about the discount but they only give it to the active member no dependents.) the lady at the front was super nice and once we told her we were there to take our maternity pictures was able to guide us to the safer areas and where to drop me off so I wouldn’t have to walk as far. We found beautiful areas to take pictures just a little disappointing that most areas are not easily accessible so it made pictures harder. Little Niagara Falls was more accessible in my opinion and free, water was definitely colder but we were able to find an area that wasn’t crowded vs turner where we found an area that I could get to and kids followed us even though the area they were in was perfectly fine and wasn’t safe for me to attempt to get to. Not sure it was worth the cost when you can drive 30 minutes and get the same or better experience for free.

Peter Nguyen

An absolute true beauty of Oklahoma! The turquoise-colored waters of the pools and creeks were worth seeing; being in the hills and seeing the waterfall itself was like no other; you have to see it for yourself! Allow yourself at least a half-day to experience everything for yourself, because this park is huge! Have a picnic, go swimming in the creeks and at the falls, go out on a hike, etc. Great place to spend time with family and friends. I would rate this place 5-stars. but this place gets a generous 4-stars for the following reason. It is $16 for an adult to enter (I had a party of four), and the total just to get into the park grounds was a whopping $72 after taxes. That price is insanely expensive to get in. It is more than any national or state park I've been to (why can't they charge per vehicle for entering?) I mean yes, the price to get in maybe a tourist trap, but if the price helps to maintain everything in the park, then that would make sense. I would definitely visit Turner Falls again. But please note to be well prepared to pay for the overpriced tickets upon arriving at the park.

Brittany Hoggan

We visited the Friday afternoon and evening of Memorial Day weekend. It is a beautiful place! My kids had so much fun swimming, sliding on the slide, and using the diving board. There was a lifeguard on duty and they were required to wear life jackets because they were under the age of 12. I was surprised that it wasn’t more crowded. There was plenty of free parking on all levels (you do have to pay for in on weekends) and the grounds were very clean. There were staff members out emptying garbages often so I think they are really trying to address the garbage issue people have been complaining about in other reviews. I am sure is hard to keep up with it when it’s super busy. They are also renovating the changing rooms right now by the Blue Hole, so you either have to use a port-a-potty to change to go to one a lot farther away. But it will be nice when they are finished.