O'Brien Park

 

 


About the Park

In 1959 the county purchased 88 acres in North Tulsa County for $50,000 to build Northside County Park. It is the only Tulsa County Park in which land was purchased by the commissioners specifically to build a park. Northside County Park opened in 1962 to the public with only six concrete picnic tables. In 1966 the park was renamed to O’Brien Park in memory of District 1 Commissioner Frank O’Brien who made the park a reality.

Today, the park covers over 140 acres. It is best known for its baseball complex, recreation center, community garden and the only combined disc golf and ball golf course in Oklahoma.

Location and Hours

6149 N. Lewis Ave. | Tulsa, OK 74130
Park Hours: 7 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Phone number:918-591-6008

Park Overview Map

Features and Amenities

  • Recreation Center
  • Three Picnic Pavilions
  • 18-hole Disc Golf Course
  • Golf Training & Practice Course
    • O’Brien offers a three-hole layout with par 3s and 4s, 14 tee-box locations, a large driving range, and practice areas for putting and chipping. The course features three lakes and is designed for walking.
  • Splash Pad (Last day of 2024 season is Sept. 1)
  • 10 Baseball Fields
  • Batting Cage
  • Picnic Tables & Grills
  • Walking Trails
  • Green Spaces
  • Two Playgrounds
  • Fishing Pond (Subject to all applicable Oklahoma fishing laws. A fishing license is required for all Oklahoma residents ages 16 and over and for all non-residents. Fishing regulations are enforced by the game rangers of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation) 
  • North Tulsa Victory Garden

If your organization, company or non-profit is planning an outdoor special event using any of the park amenities, please email parksreservations@tulsacounty.org.