Woodward Park and Gardens is a stunning park and tourist attraction located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Situated at 2435 South Peoria Avenue, this institution …
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Nov 23, 2024
Nice maintained park. Not sure where it began, but parked closed to the “kitchen house”? Something like that, it was closed. Looked like there were about 4 families taking pictures in the park, so mu… Full review by WickedCakes
Jul 29, 2022
Drove through, was 100 degrees so did not get out but it is a beautiful local park that I hope to go back and visit. Full review by michaeljones46
Apr 23, 2022
The azaleas were in full bloom and breath-takingly beautiful. We didn't have as much time as we would have liked. but this place is definitely worth a stop, It was wonderful- all the color in a sea … Full review by ronsus
What are the parks policies on regards to hanging hammocks?
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I want to readdress the question I responded to a few days ago. Woodward Park prefers that hanging hammocks not be used. But, what I should have stated before is...I had seen them …
I want to readdress the question I responded to a few days ago. Woodward Park prefers that hanging hammocks not be used. But, what I should have stated before is...I had seen them in my "Early Years", when I visited the park. But, if possible use the standing styles on the ground. And, contrary to personal opinions, about how to experience the park. I am now 60 yrs. of age and started going to the park, since I could drive in the mid 70's & before then with my parents on many Saturdays & Sundays. On several occasions, I never walked through the park on many, many beautiful days, but just sat in my car with the windows down, listening to some great music and sometimes even visiting with others picnicking out of the tailgate of their cars. And, once in awhile, even threw around frisbee's with total strangers! Nature's beauty can be always experienced in so many ways my friend...so take a blanket or "Standing Hammock" and find your own special place in the park and maybe lay on your back...relax, meditate, read, eat and look into the deep blue sky and enjoy new friends, that also need to just get away from everyday Rigor! Enjoy the park in so many different ways! Remember this...sometimes, "Parks & playgrounds are the soul of the city."
When would be the best time to visit Tulsa area...Woodward Park and Philbrook Museum? We are wanting to see beautiful blooming flowers, etc. I have a PEO Group that wants to visit Tulsa for a day trip to see gardens. Thanks, Linda
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March/April. The azaleas erupt and are stunning. In addition, there is an adjoining series of rose gardens immediately south. Philbrooks brunch is one of the top ten in Tulsa and is on …
March/April. The azaleas erupt and are stunning. In addition, there is an adjoining series of rose gardens immediately south. Philbrooks brunch is one of the top ten in Tulsa and is on Sunday. Attending brunch allows complimentary access to the museum and grounds which are spectacular. The grounds are stunning. Go with plenty of time to roam. Make reservations. They also have a lovely outdoor patio dining area weather permitting. Enjoy a great Tulsa treasure. MSA
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