woodward park

Beautiful azaleas gardens and great place to just go and hang out. It is not very big but it is very well kept and clean. Great photo areas for background and interesting features.

Any season is fine for a stroll but spring is absolutely outstanding with the azaleas and tulips. Great for taking family photos with many nice scene sets

The Linneaus Garden and learning center, the rose garden, the hills of azaleas, the beautiful flower gardens, the walking path, the Garden center for many exhibits all make Woodward Park a showplace for Tulsa anytime of year.

Woodward Park is a Tulsa landmark spread out over two city blocks and is one of the most beautiful parks in Tulsa. Woodward Park is also a very popular site for wedding photography, senior pictures and engagement announements because of the beautiful landscaping. Just off 21st St and across from Woodward Park are two very busy thoroughfares however "Ducks Crossing" signs are etched in a crosswalk reserved especially for those birds making their home in the park - observance of their clockwork-like movements are rigidly and happily observed by all Tulsa residents. Within the grounds of Woodward Park is the home of the Tulsa Garden Center very famous throughout the country for its collection and variety of roses - there are hundreds of varieties in bloom during Spring and Summer months. Also Tulsa Garden Center is an events spot and a popular choice for Summer weddings and gatherings - the building itself is reminiscent of 1920's renaissance and is beautiful within and without. A must-see!

Great place for picnic, walking, or just relaxing for an afternoon or just getting away for a short time. Great for friends or families.

This is a beautiful property that is abutted by the Tulsa Rose Garden and has stunning landscape with great sculptures. There are small little areas with attention to detail and tons of room to play and explore.

This is my favorite park. Walk the path by the creek; it is beautifully landscaped with stone steps, benches, and statues.

I grew up in Tulsa, and lived less than a mile from Woodward Park. Green lawns, bronze statues, grottoes and ponds, oak trees, garden paths, woodlands, azaleas and the terraced formal rose gardens--a paradise amid the surrounding neighborhoods. A place of wonder for a child. A place to be proud of as an adult.

I loved the statues, trees, squirrels, and flowers. The restroom was a little ugly but it worked and I imagine it is pretty cost-efficient for the city. This is always a great place to take your camera.

May favorite time to visit is in early spring when the azaleas are in bloom. This park is used as a backdrop for countless photo shoots from proms to graduations, weddings and get togethers.

There is nothing I don't like about Woodward Park. It's such a nice place in the Spring when the azaleas, tulips and daffodils are blooming...great for pictures and just walking around. Fall time is also a great time to visit when the tree foliage is starting to turn colors. There have been some renovations recently with some of the older bushes. It will be nice to see them bloom and grow into beautiful shrubs soon. It's worth a stop here. Just don't forget your camera!

Whenever we are in Tulsa we usually make time to go by this place. Everything from the rose garden, to the gorgeous trees, to all the bedding plants are amazing. We love just walking around looking at all the beauty, it is very relaxing!

The azaleas are outstanding when in bloom. Take the time to visit the neighboring rose garden. You will find walking the paths a great escape from the rush of the day-to-day.

There are so many areas to take that perfect picture! I've seen senior pics, prom pics, engagement pics, family pics, and tons of miscellaneous pics being taken here! This place is beautiful!

The best time to visit is in the Springtime when all the azaleas are out, but it is a good place to stroll around any time of the year.