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Lake Overholser Route 66 Park & Cyrus Avery Family Pavilion

Visit on your scheduleOpen daily from 5:00 AM–11:00 PM

Route 66 Park & Cyrus Avery Pavilion9901 NW 23rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 · 9.9 mi approx. from Oklahoma CityDirections

All ages welcome

FreeFree public access and park parking

About this adventure

Perched on the western shores of historic Lake Overholser along legendary Route 66, the 148-acre Route 66 Park is an extraordinary open-air winter destination for Oklahoma City families. The park celebrates America's Mother Road with a giant walk-through brick labyrinth shaped like Route 66, allowing children to follow the highway path from Chicago to Santa Monica. Kids can climb, slide, and explore on the transportation-themed playground before climbing the three-story Cyrus Avery Observation Tower for commanding panoramic views over Lake Overholser's waters and winter wetlands. Paved walking paths and scenic wooden boardwalks meander through peaceful native prairie grasses and wetland edges, providing prime birdwatching spots for sighting wintering ducks, pelicans, and bald eagles. • Stroller Accessibility: Paved asphalt and concrete walking trails provide easy stroller strolling; the ground-level park pathways, playground, and wetland boardwalks are fully barrier-free. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Climate-controlled park restrooms with changing stations; covered picnic shelters and lakeside park benches provide sheltered resting spots. • Age Suitability: Fun for toddlers, school-age kids, and parents; kids love navigating the Route 66 brick maze and climbing the playground structures. • Sensory Tips: Refreshing open breezes off the lake; observation tower and shoreline boardwalks provide expansive views and tranquil nature sounds.

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