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Griffin Community Park
Corner of Robinson St. and 12th Avenue NE
(lighted softball, baseball, football, soccer fields and concessions available)


Reaves Park
Corner of South Jenkins Ave. and Timberdell Rd.
(lighted softball and baseball fields, open and covered picnic areas, playground equipment, tennis courts, concessions available)

Abe Andrews Park
17.2 acres, corner of Daws St. and Front St.
(open and sheltered picnic areas, amphitheater, playground equipment, tennis courts, ball diamond, wading pools)

Lions Park
5.1 acres, corner of Flood Ave. and Symmes St.
Home to the annual Mid-Summer Nights Fair.
(open and covered picnic
areas, playground equipment, tennis courts, lighted ball field, wading pool)

Norman Lions Northeast
35 acres, Northcliff Ave.
(18-hole disc golf course, adult and youth fishing, open and covered picnic areas, playground equipment)

Westwood Park
137 acres, Robinson St. and 24th Avenue NW
(municipal swimming pool, water slide, golf course, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground equipment, shelter)

Neighborhood Parks
Norman has more than 35 additional community parks and recreation centers.


Come visit us in Norman, Oklahoma

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Western History Collection

The University of Oklahoma's Western History Collections is one of the largest and most complete assemblages of materials on the American West. 65,000

Norman, OK Museums

Firehouse Art Center

The Firehouse Art Center is Normans center for visual arts education, offering a gallery, gift shop and classes for adults and children. Housed in a 1946 fire station, the art center includes a clay studio complete with a fireman'

Norman, OK Arts

Sam Noble-Oklahoma Museum of Natural History

In 1899, the Territorial Legislature of the future state of Oklahoma mandated the founding of a natural history museum on the campus of the University of the Territory of Oklahoma in Norman, now the University of Oklahoma. The 195,000

Norman, OK Museums

Fred Jones, Jr. Museum of Art

Norman, OK Museums

The Moore-Lindsay House Historical Museum

This gracious Queen Anne style house, built in 1900, was purchased by the city of Norman in 1971. Focusing on the history of Cleveland County from the Land Run of 1889 to Statehood in 1907, the house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

Norman, OK Museums

Things to do Recreation near Norman, OK

Wilderness Center

Available to the disabled and for public functions; includes Ropes Challenge Course....

Boomer Lake

Boomer Lake is quickly returning to favored status with locals and visitors alike. After undergoing a major "overhaul" by the...

Okemah Lake

Lake Carl Blackwell

"Best fishing & hospitality in the country!"

Little River Trail Rides

Equestrian trail rides through scenic & historic oil-boom area; chuckwagon meals, hayrides & cookouts available....