Oklahoma is home to dozens of nature-filled state parks. For some Oklahomans and visitors from out of state, their experiences have been lackluster, according to their reviews on Google.

For others in the reviews, their one-star rating is seemingly because they’ve never been to the park.

From too many stickers, not enough fish and complaints about Texans, here are some of the worst bad Google reviews of Oklahoma’s state parks.

These comments are pulled directly from Google Reviews. Spelling and punctuation errors are not our own.

Alabaster Caverns State Park

• “Would have been nice if…We drove out and only thing we could do was walk 3 miles into the cave.”

• “Boring, a cave place that has a closed cave. About the same as camping in a Walmart parking lot except Walmart has things and is open.”

• “Needs some TLC.”

Lake Eufaula

Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees

Lake Thunderbird

• “Thousands of ticks lie in wait behind every blade of grass… Day 3 Update – I burnt my clothes, shoes, sheets, and seat covers… Day 7 Update – F*** It, I took the dog and lit my mattress and car on fire.”

• “there’s a Giant Octopus that lives here is that true???”

Roman Nose State Park

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Fort Cobb State Park

Beavers Bend State Park

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This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Google reviews: The best of the worst reviews of Oklahoma state parks