Get ready to be amazed by the best view in Tulsa. Chandler Park, perched high on the western bank of the Arkansas River, offers unparalleled sights that will take your breath away. Just minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown, this park is your ticket to stunning panoramas and outdoor adventures.

Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to one hour after sunset, Chandler Park at 6500 West 21st Street, Tulsa, is an ideal spot for early morning strolls, midday adventures, and sunset gazing.

Chandler Park has a rich history that dates back to 1958 when Claude Chandler generously donated 100 acres of his quarry to Tulsa County. Officially named Chandler Park in 1961, this beloved area quickly became a cherished community hub.

Over the years, the park has expanded to encompass 192 acres of wooded beauty, featuring a mix of natural and man-made attractions that cater to visitors of all ages.

The crown jewel of Chandler Park is undoubtedly its panoramic views of Tulsa and the nearby town of Sand Springs. Perched high above the Arkansas River, the park offers unparalleled sightlines that are particularly stunning at sunrise and sunset.

As the sun rises, the downtown skyline glows with the first light of day, casting long shadows and illuminating the city in a soft, golden hue. In the evenings, the sunset paints the sky with vibrant oranges, pinks, and purples, providing a breathtaking backdrop as the city lights begin to twinkle.

On a foggy morning, the views from Chandler Park take on a mystical quality, with the city skyline peeking through the mist like a hidden gem. The soft, diffused light creates an ethereal atmosphere, making the park feel like a serene, otherworldly retreat.

Chandler Park is a nature lover’s paradise with five hiking and nature trails that range in difficulty, ensuring there's something for everyone. The park is home to rock formations perfect for climbing, an 18-hole disc golf course, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, playgrounds, and a splash park for the little ones.

For more information visit Chandler Park's website or follow along on Chandler Park's Facebook page.

If you would like to learn more about the splash pad in the park, check out our previous article: "The Largest Splash Pad In Oklahoma Just Opened And It's As Fun As Can Be."

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