Leake Park

Cute little park! It belongs to Christian Chapel so they have priority during church services or events, otherwise it's open to the public. Lots of shade, lots of swings, good equipment for the under 7/8 year old crowd. There is a sandbox with an excavator so, you won't be able to keep your kids out of it as it's the most coveted toy of all. There is a little toddler train area and also a really neat, low platform with a table on top. The table is meant for playing with the pea gravel - two bowls to fill up and to PVC pipes to slide gravel back down. The trees surrounding the equipment all have platforms build under them, not sure why but they make great places to sit (Moms) or climb (kids). We will be back, my kids (6, 4.5 and 2) all loved it!PS another review mentioned a whole wall dedicated to crisis pregnancy...I didn't see that, only one reasonably sized sign, placed for marking the facility entrance.

Such a great place to take a walk. This park has a nice 1 mile trail that loops around. Perfect for walkers. Great for keeping count of your miles. Nice family-friendly amenities that include sand and water play, and it's always nice to have accessible bathrooms. They have a pond with geese and ducks. My dog is always entertained by that, and it's just a nice escape. Nature is always great for peace and clarity. There is also shady parts which will be nice for the summer months.

Leake Park is a good park for people living nearby. It has enough activities including a children playground, picnic area, baseball/soccer field, a tennis court, a walking trail, and big enough area for drone flying. I come here mainly for the walking trail. The biggest problem I see is the lack of shade, making walking nearly impossible during the summer's burning sun. The trail is not bad as it wraps around the entire park and around the pond where wild ducks inhabit.

A nice park, even in the rain. 23 acres of space that include a nice walking path, tennis courts, a playground, volleyball courts and room for baseball. The two tennis courts have lighting and seem to be in pretty good condition with clearly painted lines, a smooth surface and a taut net.The path goes around the entire park and I would have liked to take the walk but the wind had picked up and I'd have been soaked through.Playground is on a soft recycled rubber base, which is great for the little ones who won't hurt themselves when they inevitably fall down.The parking lot is dedicated to the park.[Review 16281 overall - 113 in Oklahoma - 1787 of 2021.]

This is an enjoyable Tulsa City Park. Nice park for walking, not too busy, with a pond and water fountain. In order to reserve the park you go to the city of tulsa website and look up the department park and recreation. I saw someone posted that this a church park. That is clearly false information.

Love this little park with picnic tables and great walking trail with ducks, geese, a pond, and fountain.

This is a nice playground with morning shade. But please be advised that this is a private park owned by the Christian Chapel. The chapel boasts a crisis pregnancy outreach center on the wall facing the park. I don't know about the practices of this crisis center but the majority of them have grossly unethical practices including knowingly giving false medical information. We are visiting from out of town and would not have come here had we known that this was a private park associated with a crisis pregnancy center.

It is a beautiful, quiet little place where you will find members of the community walking, biking, and exercising. A great place to spend quiet time reflecting and relaxing. There is no one there to bother you from the crisis center. Guess there's gotta be one in every crowd that get's their little feelings hurt because babies are being saved instead of murdered. The park is a stand alone feature that just happens to be by a wonderful charity that is in the business of saving lives. No one ever bothers us from there or any other place for that matter....