Next month, Meadowlake Park in Enid will open its seasonal attractions from Memorial Day to Labor Day and you won’t believe everything there is to do. It’s a city park covering over 100 acres of land with a large lake, ferris wheel, an authentic carousel, mini golf, a train ride, and more. Keep scrolling to see everything this family-friendly park has to offer.

Meadowlake Park is located at 1200 W Rupe Avenue in Enid. It's a lovely park to visit year-round but during the summer months the park offers a myriad of activities.
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For starters, there is a train ride that takes visitors around the lake.
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...and through an artsy tunnel for only $2 per person.
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Plus, there's a giant ferris wheel that will take you high above the park with breathtaking views.
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There are little rides for the kiddos for only $1. And for that price they can ride it multiple times without breaking the bank.
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The park also features a miniature golf course.
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....along with walking and biking trails, a fishing lake, tennis courts, basketball courts, playgrounds, and more.
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Oh, and did we mention there's an authentic carousel too? All these fun attractions will be open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The park is open daily from daylight to 10pm (check with the City of Enid on attraction hours).
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Doesn’t this look like a fun and affordable place to take the family during summer?

If you’re from northeastern Oklahoma and can’t make it to Meadowlake Park, we recommend visiting The Gathering Place – a world-class riverfront park that cost over $465 million to build. The New York Times recently featured this park and quoted it as “One of the largest and most ambitious public parks ever created with private funds.” Click here to read more about it.

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