Moore Central Park

It's a fun place and our kids have enjoyed themselves every time they go. Be wary with some of the open games as teams will come to practice here and not really let other join.

More adaptive equipment could be brought on, such as different sized swings or more playful paths for wheelchair users,but I cannot complain. It was the best experience getting to play with my little boy on the playground!! This was a first for us as both are wheelchair bound and we felt so accepted.

I've driven past herE on numerous occasions but nevEr actually visited until today. Beautiful park and tons of things for the family to enJoy. Aquatic center, toys, farmers market, walking trails . Loved it!

This complaint is directly towards the recreation center only. While I understand this is a community center and there are children and elders. I find the dress code policy to be unreasonable and unfair. I walked into the gym with a sports bra and leggings. Like any other typical athletic wear to the gym. I was told to put on a shirt and that I violated the dress code policy. While I understand this is a community center. How does a woman's athletic wear come off offensive or deemed inappropriate? I was told I cannot show my midriff. Yet, men are allowed to wear these skinny cut-off tees that shows their midriffs?

The Station has a lot to offer. In the summer they have a farmer market. It maybe tiny, but it packs a lot of goods in it is a great place to grab some farm fresh and homemade goodies. They also have food truck days. What a great way to experience certain food trucks without having to truck all the was to OKC or other areas. They come to you, right here in Moore. The pool: The pool is open seasonally. I went on a Wednesday around 1230-4, when school is out for the summer. The pool itself is great. The wave pool is where we spent most of our time. The snack bar prices... meh. The entry feee to swim is reasonable, and they offer passes for the summer. If you do not get there early enough, good luck finding a lounge chair, or a chair. There really is not even a spot for you to lay out on grass or pavement that is not a walking area. We were in early enough and got 3 lounge chairs. Downside, it was near a whole bunch of teenage boys talking about highly in appropriate things at a pool. So be prepared to be patient for all the teenagers and kiddos who are not the best. I think she 14 and up you are allowed to be there without a parent. The girls in front of me lied about their age. It's a little disappointing that there is not an "adult" swim. The version of adult swim allows 16 years and up to be in the pool for 10 min while they have the break. But, it's not relaxing or you can not do laps because you have younger kids sitting on the edge splashing at each other. Now, lifeguards. They are amazing! You get maybe a stray one here and there who is messing with their nails or staining off into space but 90% of them seem to be focused and well trained. You can tell the managers over the lifeguards take their job seriously. As a past lifeguard for 6 years, I watched them closely and the pool. I was impressed. Inside in the gym area. They offer summer camps, like art, volleyball, basketball ect. They are priced decently. The gym is nice and the meeting rooms in the back are great as well. We have already utilized one for a meeting. All in all the station is a nice place to go.

One of the OKC metropolitan's best community centers. From a state of the art gym and fitness center open year round to a fun family pool available in the summer months, The Station at Moore's Central Park is a great place to be. Many life enriching classes are available to the public and day passes and memberships are available for use of the gym/fitness center and pool (seasonally). The outdoor track is fantastic and taken very good care of. There's an outdoor stage for concerts and performances and a pavilion area for the farmers market during summer months. We are so proud of The Station at Moore's Central Park!

What I don't understand about the Aquatic center is the rules on the slides, my son who is 46 inches but the tube slides or the big slide are 48" which end on 3'6 ft of water, but he can dive of the diving board which is in 12 ft of water. Doesn't make sense to me why he can dive but not slide

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Cleanliness: 5/5Decor & Style: 5/5A great recreation center. They sell cheap gatorade (hence the 5/5 food rating, lol) which is good. Large facility with basketball courts (I think at least 8 or so), swimming pool, workout center, and even more. I enjoyed playing basketball here and it was clean, structured, and no random "ballers" taking over all the courts like the public places (i'm no baller so I want to enjoy my time here, not get dunked on).I haven't tried the workout center yet however I will in the future.A excellent facility I wish they had in OKC!

Love the convenience and super clean facilities! Good monthly price and great equipment. Highly recommend!

I called up there and they were very rude and I asked for all of the time then someone put me on hold and hung up and then I asked for an email to the manager and they wouldn't give it to me and then hung up so I called again and then I was still wasn't given the email