I am SO impressed with this new sports center. At this time, there are only 3 basketball courts, so…read morecrowds and parking is not an issue. It's clean, easy to navigate, and has everything you wish your kiddos league gym would have. We were able to buy bottled drinks and take them into the games. See my photo below for the complete menu of available snacks. There are televisions in several spots in the lobby/gathering area. An outside patio with tables and umbrellas gives you a space to get some fresh air. Two entries solve the problem of long lines during ticket/band purchasing.

Tulsa, Oooooooooooooklahoma has parks of plenty. Veteran's Park is located centrally outside of…read moredowntown and the river. Most notably, the winds of a soccer ball, frisbee, baseball or football can go sweeping down the plains of this park. The space of the field is great and the upkeep is always maintained. Parking is available on the west side of the park there is a covered space with a few picnic tables to setup camp for your day in the park. I've mentioned before the idea to start a wiffle ball league. However, this park has KICKBALL written all over it? Whose with me?

Used to be Boulder Park, I liked that better. There is a mental health half way house across the…read morestreet, so frequently sketchy people hanging around. There are soccer goals and restrooms at the south end. I think the parking lot belongs to the old Mapco Building, but I have never had trouble parking there. There is a time capsule area on the northwest side of the park. There is a playground wih things for toddlers to 1-2 grade. Good park for flying kites and balsa wood airplanes. There is Clayton Coss chainsaw art on a tree on the west side. They have events here, this is where the traveling Vietnam Memorial was for a couple days.

Great park in the heart of Midtown Tulsa. Walking distance from Brookside area. Has a nice trail…read morethat leads to wooded area, tennis court, covered picnic area, and sports field. Located in one of the most desirable places to live in the city.

Zink Park: Funny name, serious park…read more Don't judge this park by its side of the road cover, friends. It has more than meets the eye. Located in a safe & residential spot, this is where I feel OK to let my dog and future kids roam free. Lush trees and nature are well landscaped with clear stone paths. Open fields make perfect kickball, baseball, soccer, and made up games venues. (Has anyone ever played Frying Pan?) There are four beautifully paved tennis courts that are fenced in with lights for night-time play. And, a playground has all the slides you need. Happy playing!

We've been in and out of different basketball leagues over the years, and I can honestly say the…read moresetup at Ascension St. John SportsPlex (Titan =) ) has been a breath of fresh air. The convenience alone is a game‑changer -- clean facility, and everything actually runs on time. (I wish ya'll would get rid of that slick floor lol) To be completely honest, our experience at Titan the past couple of years was rough. Constant schedule changes, inconsistent operations, and it just felt like things were slipping. But walking into Sportsplex now, you can tell they've finally found their rhythm. There's real consistency, real organization, and it feels like the sports programs are coming back to life in a big way. It's great to see a facility investing in doing things the right way again. We're excited to be back.

Concessions are crazy $4.25 for a Donut, $12 a day to get in, $20 parking unless you walk a mile,…read morecourts are junk and on and off amenities.

Such a great place to take a walk. This park has a nice 1 mile trail that loops around. Perfect for…read morewalkers. Great for keeping count of your miles. Nice family-friendly amenities that include sand and water play, and it's always nice to have accessible bathrooms. They have a pond with geese and ducks. My dog is always entertained by that, and it's just a nice escape. Nature is always great for peace and clarity. There is also shady parts which will be nice for the summer months.

A nice park, even in the rain. 23 acres of space that include a nice walking path, tennis courts, a…read moreplayground, volleyball courts and room for baseball. The two tennis courts have lighting and seem to be in pretty good condition with clearly painted lines, a smooth surface and a taut net. The path goes around the entire park and I would have liked to take the walk but the wind had picked up and I'd have been soaked through. Playground is on a soft recycled rubber base, which is great for the little ones who won't hurt themselves when they inevitably fall down. The parking lot is dedicated to the park. [Review 16281 overall - 113 in Oklahoma - 1787 of 2021.]

Owen Park offers lots of great classes and events for all ages with professional instructors and a…read morefantastic staff. Most programs are $10 a month, like Tae Kwon Do, Yoga, Zumba, Fitness Pass, Kids dance classes, and more. Great Men's Basketball & Teen Basketball Leagues, lots of educational programs, and a ton of holiday and special events for the whole family. Definitely offers a more modern variety of recreational programming than most centers without the commitment you have to give at gyms or Y's. Plus, the park is just beautiful, and really close to all of the activity of Downtown Tulsa.

This park recently underwent a major remodel, and I couldn't believe the improvements!…read more The park is very spread out with 3-4 different play areas and a splash pad scattered around soccer and baseball/softball fields. There are also walking trails that wind throughout the park and along the river! One of my favorite things about the play areas is that towards the back of the park there is a playground specifically designed for younger children ages 2-5 years old! Although with supervision a one year old could easily play on this as well. This is great because a lot of typical playgrounds can be unsafe for younger children and more likely for an accident to happen. Next to this particular playground there is one designed for older children ages 5-12, so for anyone with multiple children they can play on the appropriate set and not get bored. Another great thing I noticed about the playgrounds, they have padded artificial grass underneath and around them versus the typical wood chips or rocks!

Case Community Park Park is absolutely beautiful!! Newly remodeled. There is a skate park, 5…read moreplaygrounds, 3 mile trail, volleyball, disc golf course,splash pad,baseball parks, soccer fields and a BMX track. In the summer Case Community center has outdoor movies with popcorn! The trail is very scenic and most of the trail runs along views of the river. My favorite part is to find the bald eagles. There is a nest that resides in the park and you can often see them flying overhead. The park contains so many trees! Which make you feel like your in nature. The park also has newly installed picnic tables. It just really is a nice place to have near by. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because there is no dog park.

This little park is very popular among residents of Shadow Mountain. It's a small park, but a…read moreperfect place for neighbors to walk their dogs and meet each other. It's a great place for neighborhood children and teens to make friends, too. It has a small playground and basketball goal.