Wiley Post Park

Wiley Post Park is a public recreational area located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Situated along the banks of the Oklahoma River, this 53.2-acre park offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities and amenities. The park is named after Wiley Post, a famous Oklahoma pilot who circumnavigated the globe in 1931.

The park features scenic river trails that wind along the Oklahoma River, providing opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling. Open fields within the park offer space for casual sports and picnicking. A popular playground attracts families with children, offering a safe and enjoyable environment for kids to play.

One of the park's highlights is its splashpad, which provides a refreshing spot for visitors to cool off during hot summer days. The park also includes an outdoor pavilion that can be used for gatherings and events. Adjacent to the pavilion is a sand volleyball court, adding to the recreational options available to park-goers.

Wiley Post Park is part of Oklahoma City's efforts to develop its riverfront area. The park's location makes it a convenient stop for those using the city's trail system, which connects various parks and attractions along the river. While the park offers many amenities, some visitors have noted that maintenance could be improved, particularly regarding litter control in certain areas.