Nic area and statues. Stroll alng the canal and note the detail in the landrush monuments. More

Many years in the making, with hopefully more still to come, the Centennial Land Run Monument is a must see visit when you are in Oklahoma City. Positioned near the southern end of the Bricktown Canal, this depiction of the land run has easy access by walking trail from the free parking area to the south of the Bass Pro... More

It is an interesting park that retells the story of the land run in bronze. Worth a stop and a walk around. More

It's a highlight in OKC to take family and friends from out of town. The sculptures are very nice and really tell a story :-) Take a stroll from Bricktown there to do something different!! More

Pleasant surroundings with a little bit of history More

We are new to Oklahoma and found the history very interesting More

The details in these works are beyond incredible. It is well worth the very short walk to see these up close. The creators even put hooves along the river banks. The attention to the details reads like a story. More

Terrific bronze sculpture that really captured the spirit of event of land run; maybe it was because we walked up on it from the Bricktown side on the canal path but there was no plaque or marker explaining what the monument was about and if our local friends had not been there to clue us in about it we would... More

Interesting larger than life sculptures depicting folks participating in the famous Oklahoma Land Run. In some places, some interpretation would have been nice. For instance, at one of the first wagons you see, there's a horse rider who looks like he's trying to grab the wagon driver's controls. Not sure what that was about. We also wondered if some or... More