Ride a City Bike Rental in Oklahoma City
Rent a 3-speed city bike for streets and river trails
Duration
1 Hour
Includes
Bike, lock, lights
Highlights
Explore Oklahoma City on a three-speed city bike built for urban cruising and river trails. Choose an hourly, half-day, or 24-hour rental and ride with simple shifters and optional add-ons.
- Choose a rental length from 1 hour up to 24 hours
- Ride a three-speed city bike with simple shifters
- Add a basket if you want extra carry space
- Follow city streets or head out on river trails
- Get advice to help plan your ride
- Use free metro-area delivery with 24-hour rentals or longer
What's Included
- Bike
- Lock
- Lights
- Helmet (optional)
- Roadside assistance
Things to know
Arrive 15 minutes early if you are not using bike delivery. For Thunder Bike Ride rentals, pick up inside Scissortail Park; for Full Moon Bike Ride rentals, pick up at Myriad Botanical Gardens south of Devon Tower.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel within 24 hours of the rental and you will not receive a refund. Cancel more than 24 hours before the rental for a full refund.
FAQs
Arrive 15 minutes before your rental begins if you are not using bike delivery, so you have time to get geared up.
Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toed shoes.
Yes. Your rental includes a helmet, and it is optional.
Meeting details
428 W California Ave Oklahoma City, OK US 73102
More about Scissortail Park
Scissortail Park has quickly become one of Oklahoma City's most beloved green spaces, a sweeping 70-acre stretch of meadows, gardens, and waterfront paths that connects the heart of downtown to the Oklahoma River. Exploring Scissortail Park on two wheels is the perfect way to take in its scale, weaving past the central lake, the great lawn, and the playful fountains that draw families and joggers from sunrise to sunset. With a flexible 4 or 24 hour bike rental, you can set your own pace, pause for a coffee, and circle back whenever the mood strikes, making this one of the most relaxed ways to experience the city's outdoor side.
From the saddle, Scissortail Park reveals itself slowly: the breeze off the lake, the gentle rise of the pedestrian bridge that links the upper and lower park, and the colorful seasonal plantings that line the promenade. Riders can roll past the boathouse, glide along the smooth paved trails, and catch live performances drifting from the Love's Travel Stops Stadium lawn on event weekends. Compared to a quick walking visit, cycling lets you cover the full length of Scissortail Park comfortably and connect onward to the Oklahoma River trails or back toward Bricktown without breaking a sweat.
This experience is ideal for couples looking for an easy date, families with active kids, solo travelers who want freedom to wander, and visitors keen to see more of Oklahoma City than the typical downtown loop. Photographers will appreciate the open skies and skyline views framed by Scissortail Park's modern landscaping, while casual riders will love how flat and welcoming the paths are. Grab a bike, point it toward Scissortail Park, and let the afternoon unfold at exactly the pace you choose.
