Harvest Hills Park

Harvest Hills Park is a neighborhood park located in northwestern Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The park serves as a local recreational space for residents of the Harvest Hills community and surrounding areas. Established in the late 1970s to 1980s, the park has maintained its appeal as a gathering spot for families and individuals seeking outdoor activities.

Spanning approximately 5.9 acres, Harvest Hills Park offers a variety of facilities for visitors to enjoy. The park features a playground area for children, providing a safe space for young ones to play and socialize. For sports enthusiasts, the park includes baseball fields and basketball goals, allowing for casual games and organized sporting events.

One of the park's popular attractions is its sprayground, also known as a splash pad. This water feature operates from May 25 to September 29, daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., offering a refreshing spot for children to cool off during the warmer months. The sprayground includes various interactive elements such as buttons, buckets, cannons, and levers that spray water, creating an engaging and fun environment for kids.

For those who prefer leisurely activities, Harvest Hills Park provides picnic areas, though these are not available for reservations. The park also features a walking path, allowing visitors to enjoy a stroll or get some exercise in a pleasant outdoor setting. This combination of amenities makes the park suitable for a range of activities, from family outings to individual fitness routines.

Harvest Hills Park is maintained by the Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Department, ensuring that the facilities remain in good condition for public use. The park's location within a residential area makes it easily accessible to local residents, serving as a convenient outdoor space for the community.