The molehills have tons of pieces of broken antique glass in them. You can dig and find milk glass, old colored glass, weird pieces of metal. I could do it all day long . thats just me though. Its not exactly a crowd pleasing activity.

Beautiful and well kept. Walked around Saturday morning for 45 minutes enjoying the pond, fish, flowers, and landscape. Would be a great place to picnic or read a book. There were two parking lots.

Always saw this as a kid and always thought it was so cool. Hanging keys is crazy.

The Fire Department. The Firefighters are excellent hard working people and deserve plenty of praise!!!

Viery nice, underrated park. Not a lot to do there but it is spacious and peaceful. It has good equipment for children.

Decent park if you just want to stroll, maybe have a cookout. Its quiet, which I like. Lots of green pasture & a kid area. I remember when the pool used to be open, this was the park I would always go to! Wish it were a little bigger though, than it would be perfect!

Im not sure yet need more time

It is nice to not be packed with people, like Owen .Much needed upgrade. Wish the pool would open or at least put a sprinkler area for the kids. play ground could be updated.

A wonderful little park just on the outskirts of downtown in Tulsas trendy, up and coming Owen Park Neighborhood. Feed the scary geese at the pond, enjoy the childrens Discovery Center, Play at the splash pad, picnic in the lightly wooded area!

The park is nice, and at the peak of it (along the 700 block of South Quanah) the elevation offers an incomparable river view! Thank God a neighbor is maintaining the overlook--planting flowers and bleaching the urine that homeless passersby spray on the brick wall of the overlook sign. The city is terribly neglectful of this area! In fact, it is unfortunate that the city of Tulsa has posted such an unflattering photo of this park. What archive labeled Ugly did they pull that out of? I have lived here for nearly 20 years and walk this park twice daily--I cannot identify the photos location. It sends a horrible message! As a resident, I am also appalled that the city does not maintain this beautiful space with the care that it deserves. The bike path has not been repaired in over 15 years! There are sand burrs, mole holes, and trash everywhere! Worst of all is the egregious make it worse practices of the paid maintenance team: rather than picking up trash prior to mowing, the debris gets mowed over and strewn everywhere! Shame on whoever is responsible for that, and thank God, for the Crosbie-Heights neighbors who collect the trash.

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Great park

This is a lame park.

Its ok.

Relaxing

My son has baseball practice here a couple of times a week...The neighborhood is sort of sketchy because its close to downtown and there are a lot of homeless people walking around asking for change.

Played there as a kid

Tulsa Fire Department headquarters

Example of why Tulsa government and city council need to get their act together