This has been the most fun I have had in forever. The city really makes me miss home. The hustle and bustle of people as the move about the city. The night life..... Oh how I have missed it. Went down to OKC for a little staycation, a mental break if you will. Last time we were in town we went to the Metro Pub it was awesome (see my review). This time we enjoyed the night life. I was an absolute blast on the boat tour. Captain Conner was so funny and informative, you have to go on the boat tour. The cost $12 per person not bad at all. The art along the tour was absolutely stunning, I only wish I could have see it in the day light hours. Our tour was at 9:15pm, but still worth going. There are so many other places to stop and see and if you are like me and like taking pictures, bring your best camera, there is so much artwork on the bridges and walk ways I have to go back and get more picture. You can get a carriage to take you along the strip or just walk and enjoy the scenery. We stopped at the "Joinery" I will be posting a review of this experience (see my review for more details about the Joinery). Let me tell you. IT WAS AMAZING!!! You absolutely have to go when you are in that area. The next staycation in OKC we are definitely coming back to the Bricktown River Walk Park to finish seeing it all.

Super beautiful river walk with bars, restaurants, mini golf, movie theater, and arcade along the way. Enjoy walking along the river or take a river boat tour. My favorite time to go is in the evenings when all the lights come on.

The Bricktown River Walk Park is a great place to check out. There's a ton of activities to do, including eating, movies, and arcade games. Every building is made of brick, and you can even take a boat tour on the river. The huge statue near the back is a great addition to the park.

Nice place to walk around. And in the hot summer months, it's a noticeable few degrees cooler down there too. Ducks and even turtles to look at!

Nice place for a peaceful walk on a chilly night with live music from the piano bar. Been here many times and always have a good time.

We love Bricktown we come here at least once a year if not more to relax and have fun as a family. So many things to do. Our favorite is the mini golf and water taxi.

Beautiful place to go for dinner, music or a baseball game/before a Thunder Basketball game. Take a walk or water taxi along the Riverwalk. Canal restaurants and maps with security along it.

Very nice walk. Clean and plenty of restaurants. Walk to the end to see the colossal horse train sculpture.

11 stars if I could! What an awesome place that I never expected! Every type of bar, restaurant, club, attractions, hotels, etc! Toby Keith has a big restaurant here. All along this cool canal that runs from downtown to the river! Even water taxis! And the beautiful minor league baseball stadium in the middle of this! So cool! A lot of memorials to the American Indians and the 1889 Land Rush. Also, and unfortunately, some people trash this wonderful place. Keep it clean people!

Beautiful walk, and peaceful area. So close to downtown. Highly recommend putting this in your “to do list”, while in Oklahoma City

The scenery along the river walk was a joy to view. Despite the glum looking weather it was gorgeous and refreshing. Ample locations to eat, drink, and enjoy events as well as shopping. Highly suggest taking a full hour to do the whole loop.

A good place for evening strolling and enjoying the happenings around the canal. You will know some of Oklahoma’s early history as a bonus. You can take a boat ride which will take you along the canal and explain different establishments as you pass them by. To find a free parking spot you should search for “free parking lot” in your google map and once you get there you’ll see a lot of empty spots waiting for the visitors of the riverwalk.

Boat tour was wonderful and a definite must for someone from out of state like me. Well priced, informative, and entertaining. Mitch was an awesome tour guide. My group also walked the main area around the mini golf, shopped the jerky and candy stores. We ate lunch elsewhere beforehand but the restaurants on the canal looked like a wonderful place to spend a Sunday morning.

We enjoyed our ride. It was definitely different! Very informative. The ride was about 35-40 minutes. It is $13 per adult and $11 per kid, I believe age 8-12. It's less for kids younger than that. This is not on the river, just the downtown canals, which will he expand in Spring 2023. If you want to learn more about downtown it is a must do.

Nice walk all the way from Ballpark Streetcar stop to the river, on to Scissortail park. Two sculpture installations: Chickasaw Plaza and Centennial Land Run. No public restrooms generally available. Depending on the cruise schedule, they might be open at Regatta Park. It seems more bicycle and scooter friendly as other activities are a bit of a hike in unshaded areas.

Super fun! Take a water taxi! But make sure to walk all the paths. Amazing statues. A lot of history.

My husband and I visited the Riverwalk on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. It was quite peaceful! I found a great balance between nature and business along the walk with lots of lush, green vegetation. It was easy to find, had plenty of free parking, and we meandered through the Riverwalk then over to Bricktown for lunch. It’s a really nice environment to get in your steps for the day and have a nice lunch.

This was such a fun place to visit! We had a hotel room downtown within walking distance and strolled in around sunset. The water taxi looked so fun! We had such a good time walking around. There are a lot of murals, and places to sit and chat or grab food or a drink. We even happened upon some live music at Mojo’s. There’s a movie theater, baseball stadium, event center, lots of restaurants and bars and the banjo museum in the area. I was very impressed with how much there was to do within walking distance of our hotel! I never felt unsafe walking around, even after dark. We will absolutely be back!

Short but lovely. Almost exclusively empty on a Saturday afternoon. That was a surprise. The Paul Moore statues a must see!