Ten Acre Lake Park

Looking for a great spot to fish without going far? Ten Acre Lake offers the perfect “Close to Home” fishing experience. It’s a peaceful place where anglers of all ages can cast a line and enjoy a relaxing day by the water. The park is also home to our annual Kids Fishing Derby—a fun, friendly competition where young anglers can show off their skills.

Beyond the lake, you’ll find walking trails that wind through the park, perfect for a quiet stroll or a nature break. Feeling adventurous? Grab a kayak and explore the calm waters with a beautiful view all around you. Plus, Ten Acre Lake Park connects directly to the Bouse Sports Complex, making it easy to enjoy a full day of outdoor fun. Ten-Acre Lake Park

Bouse Sports Complex

The Bouse Sports Complex is where Choctaw comes to play. It’s a favorite spot for local athletes of all ages and skill levels, with top-notch baseball and softball fields and plenty of space to practice, compete, and have fun. Beyond local games, Bouse is a premier facility that hosts over 1,000 teams each year, with nearly 4,000 games played annually. It’s a major hub for tournaments and events, drawing athletes and families from across the country.

Families also enjoy the Alexis Clark Water Park and Splash Pad—perfect for cooling off and letting the kids burn some energy. Whether you're visiting for a tournament, a casual game, or just a sunny day out, Bouse has something for everyone.Bouse Sports Complex

Choctaw Creek Park

Looking for a great spot to relax, explore, or spend time with family? Choctaw Creek Park has everything you need. With its wide open green spaces, it’s perfect for a picnic, a casual get-together, or just enjoying the outdoors. Take a stroll (or ride) along the walking and equestrian trails, try your luck at the fishing pond, or let the kids burn off some energy on the playground.

If you’re in the mood for some friendly competition or want to stay active, the park offers a disc golf course, outdoor fitness stations, and horseshoe pits. Planning a special event? We have rental pavilions in different sizes, all with electricity, making it easy to host birthday parties, reunions, or any celebration.

Choctaw Creek Park is also home to Friday Nights in the Park, our seasonal farmers market that runs from May to October. It’s a great way to enjoy local food, live music, and a fun, relaxed community vibe.

Throughout the year, we host special events at the Big Pavilion in the back of the park, including the 4th of July Celebration, Old Timers' Day, The Haunted Hollow & Haunted Trails, The Veterans Day Event, and The Christmas Market.

In addition to city-run events, we welcome outside groups to host their activities here all year long. From the United Scottish Clans of Oklahoma’s Highland Gathering to frisbee golf tournaments, car shows, and horseshoe competitions, there’s always something happening.

Got a festival or event that needs a venue? Let us host you in a park designed for fun, recreation, and festivals! Choctaw Creek Park

Choctaw Creek Golf Course

Whether you're an experienced golfer or just starting out, Choctaw Creek Golf Course offers a memorable experience for everyone. Nestled on 113 acres of rolling hills and tree-lined fairways, this par 71 course—designed by Tom Billings in 1989—offers both challenge and enjoyment. The course winds around Choctaw Creek, which comes into play on several holes, adding a bit of extra excitement to your game.. Choctaw Creek Golf Course

In addition to our flagship parks, Choctaw is home to several other remarkable parks and recreation facilities, each offering its unique attractions and amenities.

Rock Island Caboose Park

Step back in time at Rock Island Caboose Park, where a historic caboose serves as the centerpiece. This quaint park provides a relaxing environment to enjoy a picnic and admire the beautifully preserved caboose. It offers a glimpse into Choctaw's rich history and is a favorite spot for families and history enthusiasts alike. Caboose Park

Barrel Springs Splash Pad

Named after the natural spring discovered by early settlers, Barrell Springs Splash Pad is the perfect spot for families to cool off and have fun. With water jets and sprays that create a playful atmosphere, it’s a great way to beat the summer heat. The splash pad offers a safe, exciting place for kids to splash around, making it a favorite destination for families looking for some outdoor fun.

Lloyd Williamson Park

Lloyd Williamson Park is a green space right in the heart of Choctaw. With its refurbished vintage playground equipment, it offers a fun trip down memory lane, letting you experience what playgrounds were like in the 70s and 80s. The park also hosts kids' soccer practices and is home to the Senior Center, making it a place for everyone in the community.

Optimist Park

Optimist Park is a community park that provides various recreational amenities for visitors of all ages, including playground equipment, a pavilion and a large green space that is often used for baseball practice.

Choctaw Senior Center

The Choctaw Senior Center is a dedicated facility that caters to the needs and interests of senior citizens in our community. It offers a range of activities, social gatherings, and support services, providing an engaging space for older adults to connect, stay active, and enjoy their golden years. Choctaw Senior Citizen Center 

Silhouette Sculpture Garden

Along Highway 62, you'll come across the Silhouette Sculpture Garden, an outdoor art gallery featuring a collection of metal sculptures. As you drive by, you'll be drawn in by a striking silhouette of the 1889 Oklahoma Land Rush, making it a standout stop when visiting Choctaw. Silhouette Sculpture Garden

Veterans Memorial

Honoring the brave men and women who have served in the military, the Veterans Memorial is a place of remembrance and gratitude. It serves as a solemn and dignified tribute to those who have made sacrifices to defend our freedom. Visitors can pay their respects, reflect, and show their appreciation for the service and sacrifice of our veterans. Veterans Memorial

Choctaw's parks and recreation facilities offer diverse experiences, ranging from historical landmarks to vibrant community spaces. They provide opportunities for relaxation, entertainment, and connection, fostering a strong sense of community pride and enjoyment for residents and visitors alike.

Josh Standifer
Public Works & Parks, Director

Email Josh Standifer

Phone: 405-390-8198

Choctaw Parks Foundation

Public Recreation Advisory Board

Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan

Special Events

Photos- 4th of July

Friday Nights in the Park

For more information on our parks, contact City Hall at 405-390-8198.

Pavilions

Pavilions are not considered reserved until the rental fees and applicable deposits have been paid. Reservation Forms can be completed and returned to City Hall. Prices for rental fees and deposits as well as pavilion dimensions and capacity are listed on the forms on this page. Reservation questions can be directed to City Hall at 405-390-8198 or by visiting our office location at:
City Hall
2500 N Choctaw Road
Choctaw, OK 73020