- once you click on the photos, you cannot go back you have to close the app and then go back to the parks you’re looking for. - Needs a better filter function for the type of amenities you’re looking for
Clicked on a park’s Amenities button and had no way to get back to the main page. Deleted the app and reinstalled it, but same problem. This was on iPad. Would also like to see how to reserve a cabin or campsite, or link to maps. This app doesn’t seem to offer those options. I think it may work better on iPhone.
Change it to show what state parks are available on calendar selections
This app needs to allow a person to search for a possible vacation spot throughout Oklahoma. It would be fantastic to have all of the available campsites visibly and easily searchable without having to go to each individual state park’s campsite reservation I’d like to check out some new places and this prevents that. Open it up.
Great app for viewing all of the state parks, however the trails need to be updated badly. Most show being last updated in 2011. Recently used the app to track the trail I was on and it had changed drastically adding an entire mile to the trail.
This app has a lot of potential and is useful for finding events, deals, and trails. A glaring omission is the ability to death for parks based on amenities (golf courses, cabins, lodges, pools, etc). The app sending you to a web browser to check availability is also frustrating.
Every time I click on a photo or click on a description to read more there is to return back to the previous screen. Have to force close the app and reopen it and find what I was looking at again
I was quite excited about this app, but unfortunately it’s completely dysfunctional. If you search “Roman Nose” for instance, it says “No Parks Found”. Also the map is not helpful. You have to zoom way in to where you already know a park is located, and once you find it the link doesn’t work. I’m a big supporter of state parks and so I hope this app improves drastically in a hurry.
What’s the point of the app if to do everything it’s just going to take you to the web page? The point of an app is to use the app. For now it just feels like a hyperlink collection.
From Black Mesa to Beavers Bend State Park, trust the experts to guide you through Oklahoma’s uniquely biodiverse park system with the official Oklahoma State Parks App. This digital hub allows users to explore Oklahoma’s 30+ parks, save their favorites, utilize maps to hike the sanctioned trails, explore park events and even link to external resources like volunteer opportunities and more. Key Features: • Explore maps of park-sanctioned trails • Locate nearby parks • Save your favorite parks • Explore park events • Get involved with volunteer opportunities
