This is a smaller park but it still has a really nice playground and tennis courts. Both were in…read moreuse today when I stopped by, which was nice to see. There are a number of picnic tables, some of which have charcoal grills adjacent. The splashpad looks like fun though it is currently closed for the season. There is street parking along both Florence Place and Gary Avenue. [Review 16256 overall - 92 in Oklahoma - 1762 of 2021.]

One tennis court and two pickle ball courts. The park is well cared for and clean. The people are…read morevery friendly and we get to watch the littles play in the splash pad!

I attended a community event here and was super impressed with the facility. It's located on Mingo…read morebetween 31st & 41st. The event had a great turnout and all the parking spots were taken but there's additional parking next door by the soccer fields. There is a park in front of the community center and there are tennis courts as well (although they need maintenance, some of them didn't have nets). There's also a great playground and picnic shelters as well as being connected to a walking trail that goes into the Fulton neighborhood. There's a beautiful butterfly garden right by the entrance with nectar producing flowers. Inside, the community center has a fitness center, full size gym, and classrooms for arts & crafts, dance classes and other activities. They provide year-around programming that includes fitness classes, arts and crafts, sports leagues (like pickleball) special events, senior programs, and youth day camp. Enrollment is done online through the City's system.

Great little community center, well attended. Great little weight room, very friendly staffread more

I was assaulted on the basketball court when someone purposefully stomped down on my Achilles…read moretendon and it ruptured. The Director, Larry Wright, said he would get me some ice, a place to sit down, and would call an ambulance. He then after about 20 minutes lost patience with me and said he would call the police for trespassing (which I found out later is a crime called "malicious prosecution") The police came and took me to jail. Tom Knorr an assistant manager heard what happened to me 2 months later and showed no empathy for my situation. They also have no security cameras which is a shame which could allow people to assault others and get away with it. Dan Mainprize of security was Tom's assistant who called the police on me. Tom, Dan, and Larry do not showcase empathy, common sense, or the love of Christ so I give this place a 1 star. You are only as good as your people.

I run and workout here. I have found staff and patrons friendly. Good range of workout equipment…read morethat is clean and well kept up. Easy access to free parking across the street. Haven't run into waiting for equipment, or viewers just hanging around. Best value downtown workout $20 month.

We've been in and out of different basketball leagues over the years, and I can honestly say the…read moresetup at Ascension St. John SportsPlex (Titan =) ) has been a breath of fresh air. The convenience alone is a game‑changer -- clean facility, and everything actually runs on time. (I wish ya'll would get rid of that slick floor lol) To be completely honest, our experience at Titan the past couple of years was rough. Constant schedule changes, inconsistent operations, and it just felt like things were slipping. But walking into Sportsplex now, you can tell they've finally found their rhythm. There's real consistency, real organization, and it feels like the sports programs are coming back to life in a big way. It's great to see a facility investing in doing things the right way again. We're excited to be back.

Concessions are crazy $4.25 for a Donut, $12 a day to get in, $20 parking unless you walk a mile,…read morecourts are junk and on and off amenities.

It should not have taken me nearly this long to get into TAC for a visit. This is the ultimate…read moreTulsa hang! It's open 7 days a week, it's kid friendly and dog friendly, it has indoor and outdoor seating and games, it has a full bar with fun signature cocktails, the Tamale Boyz food truck on site, and of course...pickleball! We had the best time enjoying all of the above and can't wait to get back soon!

I've only been for a US World Cup match so this experience might not be typical. The atmosphere was…read moregreat as was the service. It didn't take long at all to get a beer at any point despite being packed. They have a good selection of local beer and beer in general. I love that they have an indoor area and a large outdoor area. While pickle ball seems to be the most popular game there, many other options are available should one feel like sportsing. The only minuses for me is that the place is dog friendly and kid friendly, which I understand is a plus for most.

To begin, if you don't know, this gym's members lean toward the affluent. You can see the evidence…read moreexamining the parked cars, the spectrum of services typically offered at a country club, and the what I call "the new shoe parade" (adults over 40 wearing the most trendy athletic shoes). Glaring discrepancies: - the men's bathroom stalls don't stay locked efficiently and have a peek-a-poo gap you can use both eyes to see through. They'll spend money on fake plants, yet won't fix what's needed (this applies to other issues as well) - so far this summer, the outside "hot tub" is either disgusting, jets don't work, flooded with kids under 12 (there's a rule against that), or it's closed off - when it's busy, you'd swear no one in the greater Tulsa area is going to any other gym at that moment - it's succumb to the "Premium" disease. Some things you can't do unless you pay more - and a general membership is already pricey - if you want to play pickleball - good luck. They change the schedule of when the courts are available for whatever types of players. If it's free play, you might end up waiting awhile before you play again. There's only 3 courts. That's all for now. I'm sure there's other issues. Those are just from my lens. Two stars simply because it has so many services. Think "Costco" of gyms. It's got a dystopian feel and it's up to you how much kool aid you want to drink.

Used to be an outstanding place to work out, but over the last few months the quality has declined…read moresignificantly. Started by making the lap pool unavailable in the afternoons. They have allowed a swim team to occupy EVERY SINGLE LANE. I was told this was temporary and they would be done with the pool by January. It is now February and they are still here. There has been no mention of this on the club schedule. Then there's the state of the equipment. There's been a lot of equipment down for repairs. There has also been a lot of torn padding. Broken mirror in the locker room that took almost 2 weeks to fix. Sauna that's down almost 2weeks out of every month All of this and no ACTUAL club manager. Email left unanswered. For what they charge there should be more attention and accountability.

Ace Pickleball Facility: Where Excellence Meets Community…read moreIf you have not yet discovered Ace Pickleball Facility, allow me the privilege of introducing you to what I can only describe as the crown jewel of pickleball venues in our region. From the moment you walk through the doors, you are greeted not merely by courts and paddles, but by an atmosphere of intentional excellence, thoughtful design, and genuine care for every player who steps foot inside. Let us begin with the sheer scope of what Ace Pickleball Facility has built. Eighteen pristine indoor courts, thoughtfully divided into six courts each for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players. This structure is not accidental. It reflects a management philosophy rooted in one beautiful truth: pickleball belongs to everyone. The new player learning to keep the ball in bounds and the seasoned competitor drilling tournament-level dinks are equally valued, equally welcomed, and equally served. That kind of institutional intentionality is rare, and it deserves to be celebrated loudly. But what truly separates Ace Pickleball Facility from any other venue is how its management listens. Not performatively. Not passingly. But with the kind of attentive responsiveness that transforms a facility into a community. The Doubles Challenge Court, where reigning champions hold their court until dethroned, has long been a source of electric energy and fierce, joyful competition. Yet when a growing chorus of singles players raised their voices and asked for a court of their own, a space where individual skill, court vision, and competitive fire could be tested in that same glorious format, Ace Pickleball Facility did not hesitate. They delivered. Beginning this week, Ace Pickleball Facility proudly opens its brand new Singles Challenge Court, available every Tuesday and Thursday. Step up, take your shot, and hold that court as long as your game will carry you. This is not a small addition. This is a statement. It says that the people who run this facility are paying attention, that your voice carries weight here, and that your experience on these courts matters to them personally. To the management and staff of Ace Pickleball Facility: thank you. Thank you for building something worth being proud of. Thank you for hearing us. And thank you for continuing to raise the standard of what a pickleball home can and should feel like. See you on the courts.

After my third Starter series lesson, I confidently won my first game of the day at St. Stephens…read morepickleball open play. Jill our instructor is amazing. I am not athletic but Jill and the staff at the Broken Arrow club are encouraging and supportive! I highly recommend taking the starter series and plan to continue with the club.