Perfect pit stop for the kiddos-- probably one of the biggest play areas for young kids, with…read moreslides and swings for bigger. Lots of picnic tables, and there appears to be a bathroom too though we didn't end up going in. A+ park!

Little bit of everything! I have been to several birthday parties and cook outs here. Would…read morerecommend reserving one of the two big pavilions with grills. So much for adults and kids to do. This park is full of fun and activities! The city even hosts movie nights here!

This park is for the nature lover. So many different types of plants and trees to see! The other…read morehighlight is a mile long paved trail that also allows bicycles. The down side is parking. When sporting events are going on the parking is sparse.

Hunter park has become one of my favorite parks to visit in McAlester! It was such a pleasant…read moresurprise to find the L' Ouverture Alumni having a block party at the park! Great music and great fun!

Big open park! With one of the best disc golf courses around, Buffalo Run! It also connects to…read morewalking trails over by the hospital. My favorite part is the pavilion. It's one of the nicest, if not the nicest pavilion in town!

Medium size children's park with four slides and four swings. There is also two pavilions with a…read morekitty pool that does not look active.

Probably the nicest pocket park in the city! Couple of pavilions with bbq's. Good size playground…read more Nice little pool and bathrooms. Not really a destination park but super nice for the neighborhood! Could definitely hold get togethers here.

"Sacred bearer of happiness unlimited", Thunderbird. This park is in commemoration of the 45th…read moreInfantry Division. It is small and peaceful with a nice porch swing. The coolest part of this park is the gliding ADA chair!

It's a good skate park but it needs more stuff because it only has a 4way box a 4 stair on the edge…read morea half pipe a 5 stair on the edge along with these random walls that have almost no purpose but it does have some great 1/4 pipes no bowl tho or round rails only square but overall it's a good skatepark and I recommend if your a beginner or you just want to have some fun (and btw it has amazing concrete)

Skate or die! Growing up in the country I played Skate or Die on the NES. I so thought I could…read morebecome a professional skater but I didn't even have a piece of concrete to skate on lol It is so cool that McAlester offers this!

Medium size children's park with 5 slides and four swings. The play area filling is sand. There is…read morespool attached that has not been open for a few summers.

Quiet park within walking distance of McAlester's Old Town. It has a large pavilion and a…read morebasketball goal in the parking lot. There is also a good size open field for other activities and even a wading pool with a "deep end".

Good burgers, A bit on the expensive side. Geta busy at night. Has pool table a games! Great…read moreservice!

Huge asset to the community! This place has got everything! Pickle ball, racquetball, basketball,…read morevolleyball, billiards, snooker! You can also rent the gymnasium, conference room, and cafeteria. If you didn't know the McAlester Senior Citizen Nutrition program is based here providing yummy meals to our senior population 60 and older!

Log playground! I love taking the family here. There's not as much to do but the play equipment is…read more"rustic" and geared more toward adventurous play.