Haikey Creek Park
About the Park
The park is named after C. Ben Haikey, who was a preacher and a tribal member of the Union Band of Opotheleyahola Creek, known today as the Muscogee Nation. He began preaching the gospel in 1901 under a brush arbor on his allotment, in what now is Haikey Creek Park. The county acquired the 170.26 acre property from 1970-1985. Haikey Creek Park is the only park in Tulsa County where you can stand in two places at one time - Bixby, OK to the west and Broken Arrow, OK to the east.
Location and Hours
11327 S. Garnett Ave. | Broken Arrow, OK 74011
Park Hours: 7am-11pm
At Haikey Creek Park
- Sports Courts/Fields
- Five Picnic Pavilions
- 18-Hole Disc Golf Course
- 2.3 Mile Walking Trail
- Picnic Tables & Grills
- Playgrounds
- Restrooms
- Open Green Spaces
If your organization, company or non-profit is planning an outdoor special event using any of the park amenities, please email parksreservations@tulsacounty.org.