Great place to bring a book, picnic, and camera!
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.
I've grown up having picnics at Woodward and visiting the rose garden. And the location is excellent!
Running trails, picnic spots, golf
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.
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.
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.
Food trucks ftw!
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
Hiking, geocaching, mountain biking
Take a picnic and enjoy the outdoors!
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.
Don't like your location? Keep driving. This park is huge.
Not a bad seat in the house! Family friendly and lots of good food & drink options.
Go to the first day game every year. Especially take your kids. As they get older and you're uncool a day game always beats school.
It's bring your dog to OneOK Field Day! Makes baseball almost tolerable!
Very nice museum! Lots to see! Very nice grounds as well.
One of the world's most comprehensive collections of Western art. Remingtons, Russells and notable American Indian works. The first Tuesday of the month admission is FREE! Read more.
Thomas Gilcrease collected much artwork over the years and donated it to the city in 1955, and a museum featuring his art collection opened in 1958.
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.
The pedestrian bridge has one of, if not THE best view of downtown.
Great dog park. Big and small dogs are kept separate. Lots of picnic tables, and room for running/playing.
Beautiful and a great group of dogs! My Husky loves going here and it keeps her happy to socialise.
Pay attention to the posted rules. They are there for a reason.
Love to ride bikes, rollerblading, playground with splash pad & volleyball courts . Lots of people running & having fun ! great way to spend a nice day ! ( all the way to 91st)
Make sure you are hydrated...not a ton of water fountains at all parts of the trail.
Trails on river
Try the dumplings best the world has ever know! Mmmm yummy
Bring your snuggie! It's FREEZING!!!
The chicken and dumplings are the best.
Price is a little on the higher end and seating is limited, but if you can get in early enough it's well worth it. Steak nachos were fresh and flavorful and the shrimp and grits are amazing
French Quarter cuisine at its best. Try the chargrilled oysters for a different experience. Beef tenderloin nachos are popular with the Tulsa crowd. Read more.
The food and service here is amazing! Loved the atmosphere!
Pack a picnic! There is only one place to eat and the line at lunch is a mile long.
I used to love this zoo ! Had a family pass went 2-3 times a week. But... Since the poller bear is gone, lions hide, monkeys are few, odd layout! The best part is the RAIN FORREST !!!!
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.
Standing 76 feet tall and weighing in at a whopping 43,500 pounds, the Golden Driller has been standing tall on the Tulsa State Fairgrounds since 1966. He even withstood a tornado! Read more.
Only thing to do in Tulsa. Go see the Golden Driller
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