
MAPS 4 Parks Programming for Neighborhood and Community Parks Master Plan Development
This online project hub will provide information on upcoming events for the project, as well as hosting online public engagement activities.
We Want Your Ideas!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas for the MAPS 4 Parks Programming for Neighborhood and Community Master Plan Development. The City of Oklahoma City has engaged Kimley-Horn to prioritize the current and future opportunities of each park based on community input, current conditions, accessibility, and potential expansion needs. Visit okc.gov/maps4 to learn more about this and other MAPS 4 projects.

Online Survey
Provide more detailed feedback on your park!

Encuesta En Línea
¡Proporcionar comentarios más
detallados sobre su parque!
Upcoming Events
Join us during one of our come-and-go open houses to give your input and learn more about MAPS 4 neighborhood and community parks project. Check the list and map below to see which group your park is in.

Open House: Group A Parks
Location: Will Rogers Senior Center (3501 Pat Murphy Drive)
Time: 9am to 11am
E.B. Jeffrey Park
Geraldine Park
Grant Corbin Park
Greens Tot-Lot
Harlow Park
Harvest Hills Park
J. Brayden Black Park
Jack W. Cornett Park
Lakeshore Estates Park
Lela Park
Meadowbrook Park
Saint...
Open House: Group B Parks
Location: Macklanburg Recreation Center (2234 NW 117th Street)
Time: 5pm to 7pm
Berta Faye Rex Quail Creek Park
Britton Park
Burton/Britton Park
Dolphin Wharton Park
E. W. Perry Park
Guilchester Park
Hefner Park (NW Optimist)
L.D. Lacy Park
Louis A. Macklanburg Park
Mayview Park
North...
Open House: Group C Parks
Location: Pitts Recreation Center (1920 N. Kate Avenue)
Time: 9am to 11am
Booker T. Washington Park
Creston Hills Park
Daniel J. Diggs Park
Edwards Park
Glen Ellyn Park
Harden Park
Hiram Park
John F. Kennedy Park
McMechan Park
McNabb Park
Minnis Lake View Park
Nichols Court...
Open House: Group D Parks
Location: Will Rogers Park Conservatory (3400 NW 36th Street)
Time: 5pm to 7pm
Belle Isle Park
Denniston Park
Flower Garden Park
Girvin Park
Highley Park
Luther Dulaney Park
Mark Twain Park
Mayfair Park
McKinley Park
Pilot Park
Reed Park
Smitty Park
Swatek Park
Wayman's Park
...
Open House: Group E Parks
Location: OKCPS Clara Luper Center for Educational Services (615 N. Classen Blvd.) (Great Room)
Time: 9am to 11am
Alice Harn Park
Crown Heights Park
Douglas Park
Edgemere Park
Goodholm Park
Memorial Park
Military Park
Perle Mesta Park
Red Andrews Park
Sparrow Park
William Fremont Harn Park ...
Open House: Group F Parks
Location: South Lakes Park Events Center (4210 SW 119th Street)
Time: 5pm to 7pm
Brookwood Park
E. M. Sellars Park
Lorraine Thomas Park
Melrose Park
Merrel Medley Park
Siler Park
Tulsa Park
William O. Lytle Park
Woodrun Park
Zurline Park
For further information please contact...
Open House: Group G Parks
Location: Sellers Recreation Center (8301 S Villa Ave)
Time: 5pm to 7pm
Brock Park
Elm Grove Park
Hosea Vinyard Park
Lippert Park
May Park
Mike Dover Park
Syl Goldman Park
South Rotary Park
Taylor Park
Youngs Park
For further information please contact us at info@maps4parks.com ...
Open House: Group H Parks
Location: Southern Oaks Recreation Center (400 SW 66th Street)
Time: 9am to 11am
Bob Akers Park
Draper Park (Capitol Hill)
Frank Hathaway Park
H. C. Schilling Park
Mackleman Park
Manuel Perez Park
McCracken park
Oliver Park
Rotary Playground Park
Shallowbrook Park
Southern Oaks Park
Top O'...
Project Timeline
Phase 1: Park, Facilities, and Recreation Services Inventory and Needs Assessment
Phase 2: Park Amenities Recommendations
Phase 3: Master Plan Development
Phase 4: Master Plan Review and Approval
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Parks Programming Master Plan?
As part of MAPS 4, every municipal neighborhood and community park outside of the central business district will receive an upgrade. Improvements will be based on need and neighborhood feedback. Improvements may include bathrooms, play equipment, shade structures, splash pads, furnishings, trees, paths, activity facilities, and signage. The Parks Programming Master Plan will identify and make recommendations for improvements at each park. Public engagement is vital to a successful plan. We want to hear from you through our surveys and interactive mapping!
Why is my park not listed?
This project consists of improvements to all neighborhood and community parks as identified in the MAPS 4 Program Implementation Plan. Your park may be considered a metropolitan park, district park, or special use park, due to the size and area that it serves. Metropolitan parks, district parks, and special use parks are not included in this project. For more information about the overall parks system, please visit https://www.okc.gov/home/showp...
What is a Neighborhood Park?
Neighborhood parks serve the informal recreation needs of residents within walking distance of their homes. The size of a typical Neighborhood Park can be up to 20 acres in size. Amenities in a neighborhood park may include informal practice fields/open space, internal walking trails, play structures, outdoor fitness facilities, picnic areas, and park shelters. Neighborhood parks typically do not have permanent public restrooms, but could have drinking fountains.
What is a Community Park?
Community parks are larger than neighborhood parks and serve several adjoining neighborhoods, attracting residents from a relatively large area. They allow for group activities, and offer recreation opportunities not feasible or desirable at the neighborhood level. The size of a typical Community Park can range from 20 - 100 acres. In addition to the typical neighborhood park amenities, Community Park amenities may include splash pad/spray grounds, restrooms, facilities for plays or concerts, nature interpretation areas, and botanical/community gardens.
How will the funding be allocated for each park?
On-site assessments are currently being performed for each park to evaluate the conditions of the current amenities. Based off these assessments and your public input, park amenities will be graded based on need. Critical needs will be recommended for improvement first, while other less critical upgrades and visionary items will be recommended as funding allows. After the assessment phase is complete, a list of recommended improvements will be developed for each park. You will have the opportunity to provide further public input during the recommendation phase as to which of the recommendations you would like to see in your park. The recommended park improvements will total the budgeted MAPS 4 funding allocation for neighborhood and community park improvements.
Who is completing the MAPS 4 Parks Programming Master Plan?
MAPS 4 has hired Kimley-Horn to lead the parks programming process with White Hawk Engineering assisting with public outreach.
How long will this process take?
The consultant team is working with City staff to complete the master planning process in an approximate 12 month timeframe.
How can I get involved?
Public engagement and input is critical to the success of this Master Plan. The City encourages residents to review materials included on this website, and provide input through posting comments and completing surveys.
Additionally, there will be a public meeting (or Open House) for each group of parks where you can give feedback directly to the project team. Meeting dates and locations will be posted to the website as they are scheduled, so stay tuned!