Prettiest park in Tulsa! Lots of beautiful trees, flowers and open space!
This is one of Tulsa's best loved parks, and it's easy to see why. It's so beautiful and serene. There is no place in Tulsa better suited for picnics.
Beautiful park.
Biscuit Acres Bark Park is a great doggie park. My pups love going there.
Great dog park. Big and small dogs are kept separate. Lots of picnic tables, and room for running/playing.
Beautiful dog park. Well taken care of
SO cool! It’s like Central Park for kids.
A modern park designed for people to hang out together.
Huge, amazing, free park that was completed in 2019. Good to take kids here and let them play for a couple (or few) hours.
Don't like your location? Keep driving. This park is huge.
This 2800-acre park was created as a public works project in 1924. Home to the Tulsa Zoo, a golf course, hiking and biking trails, it would be the perfect place to get some fresh air and exercise! Read more.
Nice park and facilities. Golf and a zoo too.
Great park. Big bike trail starts in the back corner. I proposed to my girlfriend here, under the canopy of trees by the start of the Frisbie Golf track.
Great dog park too.
Nice park. Good walking trail and the kids enjoyed the playground. The labyrinth is true to its name, a labyrinth not a maze.
A beautiful park for the entire community!
Small, beautifully designed green space to eat your lunch, look at plants, or sit in the shade. Even has a great outdoor concert venue!
Named in honor of Woody Guthrie, this "green" space has become a popular outdoor gathering spot in the Brady Arts District with festivals, concerts, markets, and fitness activities going on here. Read more.
The zoo is located on 84 acres within Mohawk Park, which is the third largest municipal park in the United States. There are more than 2,800 animals are on exhibit, many of them rare and endangered.
Everything, nice park
For an 86-year-old facility that went private less than 10 years ago, one can see great strides on this becoming a conservation-focused /educational park.
We drive across town to go to this park. Great playground and fun water elements.
You can borrow a bike to ride up and down Riverside! Just bring a credit card to swipe and once you bring the bike back, you won't be charged!
great place to run/walk/bike - just be wary of the frisbee golf folks!
This park is especially gorgeous on a sunny day. Lots of green spaces, places to sit down, and beautiful view of downtown Tulsa.
Please don't park in the road , and take your trash when you go.
Great for mountain biking & hiking - all without having to leave the city! Get off the beaten path while still enjoying views of Tulsa. Check out photos of the trails here----> Read more.
Careful! Easy to get lost.......oops
The Park also tells the story of African Americans’ role in building Oklahoma. Check out other significant contributions African Americans have made: http://bet.us/BHM
Park in the front row. Bring warm clothes.
Set your parking brake, I've seen people roll off thinking "Park" would hold them. It will also prevent your lights from automatically turning on if your kids frob the key.
Classic Tulsa Spot! Must go just for the experience!
Beautiful outdoor exercise park...bathrooms are kinda sketch, though.
Beautiful outdoor art. And robust frisbee golf by the river
Bike, hike or jog your way through miles of asphalt trails or rugged terrain at Tulsa River Parks. Stop by the amphitheater on the river's west bank to catch a free concert. Read more.
One of my favorite jogging trails in Tulsa. One lap is 5k and it's mostly well lit and populated
Run 5k. Stop to feed the ducks. Play the golf course. Snap lots of photos on the playground.
The slides are GREAT here!
Live music in the afternoons. Bring a picnic and blanket!
Get outside to exercise...we NEED Vitamin D!!!
Make sure to pick up after your dogs. Thank you.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA