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A Tourist and Visitors Guide of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Capital City of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City - Recreation and Sports
Lakes Fishing and boating are available at all three reservoirs. State fishing license and City fishing permit required unless exempt. Boating permit also required. Lake Draper - Oklahoma City's largest lake and recreational area. Water skiing and jetskiing are enjoyed at this lake. Lake Hefner - 2,500 acres with 18 miles of shoreline. Lake Overholser - 1,500 acres with 7 miles of shoreline. Arcadia Lake - Edmond. This large lake offers a variety of water activities including boating and fishing. Golf Try your skills on the green by teeing up at any one of Oklahoma City's 22 public golf courses and 11 private golf and country clubs throughout the metro area. Here are a few places to get you started: Earlywine Park Golf Course - 405-691-1727. 36- hole course. Lake Hefner Golf Course - 405-843-1565. 36-hole course. Lincoln Park Golf Course - 405-424-1421. They have two 18-hole courses. Other Recreation and Sports State Fair Park - One of the largest state fair park facilities in the country. Artic Edge Ice Arena - 405-748-5454.. Offers open skating, figure skating, and hockey leagues. Kickingbird Tennis Center - 405-348-3120. They have 9 lighted outdoor courts as well as 3 indoor courts. Professional tennis lessons are available. OKC rocks Climbing Center - 405-319-1400. Climb routes up to 145 feet at this climbing center. Classes are available. Oklahoma RedHawks - Triple-A Texas Rangers affiliate baseball team. Oklahoma City Blazers - Western Division Champion Hockey Team.
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