Your Guide to Tulsa's Best Picnic Destinations
The picnic season is here in Tulsa. Here is your guide to the best picnic locations in the city. Each providing the perfect setting in fall, spring, or early summer, invite your friends and family to an old-fashioned picnic gathering and take in the season’s beauty.
Woodward Park
Set in the heart of Midtown Tulsa, Woodward Park is a picturesque setting for any visit – picnics included. Trees and nature surround the park and provide seclusion from the outside. After you conclude your meal, be sure to tour the grounds and travel the trails located near the north end of the park. Stop by and see the Appeal to the Great Spirit bronze statue, a true Tulsa landmark.
Centennial Park
Gaze at the Downtown Tulsa skyline while you enjoy the perfect picnic destination. Centennial Park is located just outside of downtown and features a beautiful pond, peaceful streams, and a wealth of greenery. A walking path surrounds this alluring outdoor space and the Midland Valley Trail runs through the west side of the park. When you're looking for a Tulsa picnic spot near downtown, Centennial Park is the place to go. If you enjoy bird watching, Centennial also makes a perfect spot for observation.
Tulsa Riverside Parks
The cool breeze from the Arkansas River, wildlife, and beautiful sculpture art make the Riverside area a great picnic destination in Tulsa. Find a table at 41st & Riverside or go down a bit further towards the downtown area. There are great spots all along the river. And the best part is that you can take up a friendly outdoor activity right after your meal.
Zink Park
Probably regarded as one of the most well-known neighborhood parks in Midtown Tulsa, Zink Park is a family-friendly destination for many in the area. The park offers a fully-covered picnic area, as well as plenty of open green space. Gather the family under the covered area or spread out on the west side of the park on the hill. While there, be sure to check out the wooded trails and stream. Zink Park also offers a playground and tennis courts.
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