The Parks & Recreation Department provides residents and visitors with clean, green, and safe accessible open space in more than 200 acres of park land,  3 miles of bicycle & walking trails, and an opportunity to fish at Eagle Lake.  Thinking of a picnic or a outdoor group get together pavilions are also available to rent as well. For more information regarding the City parks, please contact

CJ Jennings at cjennings@cityofdelcity.org or (405) 671-2868.

City Park Hours: 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Located on Sooner Road South of SE 29th Street This park pays tribute to all lives lost and forever impacted by the 1999 tornado that touched down in the adjacent neighborhood. It also displays multiple AWACS planes which represent the 2011 resolution declaring that the City of Del City would formally “adopt” the 552nd Air Control Wing stationed at Tinker Air Force Base. The City partnered with the Chamber of Commerce to help support the airmen and their families.

Located at the corner of Del Road and Glenn Avenue Located next door to Epperly Heights Elementary, this is a great location for smaller children. With a covered pavilion, new playground equipment, and fresh walking trail, there is something for everybody. While you’re there, feel free to check out the City’s Community Garden. Each year, volunteers come together and help maintain the garden and all are welcome to pick vegetables growing there. The garden has its own Facebook page (Del City Rotary Garden) where updates are posted about what is growing throughout the season.

Located on Leonhardt Drive, north of SE 44th Street One of the City’s biggest parks, here you will find playground equipment, a new walking trail, 2 basketball courts, and a large field with a backstop for baseball or kickball! The large trees over the playground area do a great job of providing shade for those who want to sit at a table and read a book!

Located at the corner of Townsend & Thomas Drive Located in the heart of Midway Village, this park serves as a gathering place within walking distance to most residents in the area. It is a perfect place for community gatherings and cookouts, and serves as the location for Midway Village Neighborhood Watch Association’s annual Neighbors Night Out.

Located at the corner of SE 24th Street & Mansfield This park offers plenty of large shade trees, refurbished play equipment, picnic tables, and plenty of space for lawn darts, corn hole, or tag football! It also received new walking trails that go throughout the park.

Located at the corner of SE 42nd & Vickie Drive With a stream running beside it, amazing shade trees and picnic tables, plus a large grassy area perfect for football or soccer, Cheyenne Park is Del City’s “hidden gem” located at the south end of Vickie Drive.

Located on Reno Avenue just east of Bryant It has been said that since 2015, over 80 different species of birds have been spotted at this lake. Eagle Lake offers walking trails, fishing, and in the near future will also be a place to play basketball. Daily fishing fee at Eagle Lake for residents of Del City is $2 and must be paid in the drop-tube located South of the restrooms. Oklahoma Department of Wildlife stocks the “Close to Home” waters with sunfish, channel catfish, large mouth bass, and more!

*Curious why it’s named Eagle Lake? An aerial photo explains it!!!*

Located on the I-40 & Sunnylane Service Road Being Del City’s largest park and containing the city’s dog park, “Wiggly Field,” this is a multi-use park covered with large trees for shade. It also hosts the largest pavilion available for rent.

Located at the Del City Community Center, 4505 SE 15th St. Being so close to Tinker Air Force Base, it only makes sense that the City of Del City takes great pride in supporting the United States Armed Forces. This park Each year hundreds of people gather here for the Annual Veteran’s Day Ceremony. This area is considered sacred ground, as it pays tribute to fallen soldiers in combat. 

The Women’s Veterans Memorial has 5 women standing at the top, which represent the readiness to defend. Facing outward, united hand in hand, and forming a circle and a bond that cannot be broken, all branches of the US Armed Forces are represented in a beautiful display of unity and patriotism.