Dog Park in Muskogee, Oklahoma

This 2.5-acre park in Phoenix Village has picnic tables, a playground, and a basketball court.

This 2-acre park north of Shawnee Street has shaded picnic areas, a playground, an open area, and a basketball court.

Originally purchased by the City of Muskogee in 1909, Honor Heights Park has proved to be the “the crown jewel” in Muskogee’s park system. The idyllic setting of the features… Read More

Daniel Boone’s son, Nathan, originally surveyed this 43-acre hillside park across the street from the Oklahoma School for the Blind. The eastern boundary of the park is the boundary of… Read More

This beautiful setting is home to 19 acres of many amenities and some of the first publicly planted trees in the city.  There are picnic areas, a playground, open play… Read More

Located in the heart of Founders Place Historic District,  this 3.7-acre neighborhood park has a new playground, splash pad, and picnic shelter.

This park offers a playground and playground with picnic areas, basketball courts, baseball/softball practice areas,  and soccer goals.  Walking trails and outdoor fitness equipment are available as well.

This facility is an open 10-acre area with soccer fields.  A trailhead and parking are available for Centennial Trail users.

This 2-acre park is named after early Park Superintendent George Palmer.  You will find shaded and sunny picnic areas, a playground, open play area, and two fishing lakes.