6420 S.E. 15th Street.
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
405.733.7673
Built in 1955 by W.P. "Bill" Atkinson, the Atkinson Heritage Center offers visitors a unique look at the interior of his home exactly as it was when Atkinson and his family lived there. The home offers abundant history even down to the preserved appliances and clothing belonging to the family as well as history collected by Atkinson. Within the confines of the home, there is a special room housing all of the bound volumes of the Oklahoma Journal, which Atkinson published from 1963-1979. Historical records can be traced back to the “Airplane” Room where Tinker Air Force Base leaders and officials would meet, in addition to local, regional, and state political leaders and local education representatives. A Pony Barn, built especially for Atkinson's Shetland ponies, is also part of the mansion grounds and eventually became a museum for local history.

The Major Charles B. Hall Memorial Air Park is a tribute to Major Hall and his fellow Tuskegee Airmen who were the first all-black unit of the U.S. Army Air Corps. Major Hall is the former Tuskegee Airman who has the distinction of being the first black man to shoot down an enemy plane; a German Focke-Wulf 190. After the war, Major Hall moved to Oklahoma and spent the remainder of his days working for the Federal Aviation Administration at Tinker Air Force Base. The free airpark is packed with historical airplanes from a B-52 to a RB-47E and is open to the public from dawn until dusk every day of the week. The airpark is conveniently located at I-40 and Air Depot Boulevard at the entrance to the Tinker Gate.

6601 Tinker Diagonal
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
405.732.0391 
Planet Bowl has 24 lanes for the bowling enthusiasts. With a pro shop, restaurant and full-size bar located inside the complex, one is sure to find what they need for a pleasant bowling experience. If bowling in the dark seems more up your alley, then be sure to check out Cosmic Bowling every Friday night from 10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. 

101 South Douglas
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
405.739.0066 
Enjoy both the baby wading and Olympic sized pools beginning on Memorial Day weekend. The pool is equipped with two world-class diving boards, two mini slides, two colossal tube slides and a rock climbing wall. A concession stand as well as four covered pavilions complete with picnic tables is on site for park goers to enjoy drinks and snacks in the shade.

7301 S.E. 29th Street
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
The Doug Hunt Softball Complex consists of three adult-sized softball fields for USSSA league and tournament play. Whether you are a competitive buff looking to hit a homer out of the park or just out for a friendly game of ball, there is a league to fit your needs. Every year from approximately March to November the complex is buzzing with excitement as over 50 teams and 600 players do their part in keeping America’s favorite pastime alive. From November to June the fields are transformed to accommodate 8 vs. 8 flag football, hosting 25-30 teams for the winter and spring leagues.

9555 S.E. 15th Street
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 
If you are looking to get your kids off the couch and out of the house, Midwest City has many youth sports for children of all ages to participate in. If baseball or softball peaks their interest, be sure to check out Fred Myers Ballpark and Marion Reed Baseball Complex. Combined, they have ten fields that are available for youth between the ages of 4-12 years old. 

8700 East Reno
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
The Midwest City Dog Park is a two acre park strategically designed to capture scenic natural landscapes such as a water feature, rock formations and grassy mounds. Two covered entrances separate small and large breeds while the entire facility is surrounded by vinyl covered fencing. As dogs are playfully engaged with each other, owners can relax in any of the shaded areas equipped with ample seating. After an afternoon of play on the built in equipment, the dog washing station is certain to come into great use.

8700 East Reno
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 
Regional park spawns 380 acres and features three adult-sized softball fields for league and tournament play, a multi-field soccer complex and is the home of a large and small breed dog park. Regional Park has a three mile jogging and nature trail and Soldier Creek is ready for fishing. Tennis courts, volleyball courts and basketball courts are surrounded by lots of green space filled with picnic tables and three rentable pavilions.

1101 South Midwest Boulevard
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 
Kiwanis Park features a walking trail, two rentable pavilions, picnic tables, playground equipment, volleyball court, restrooms and is the only park in Midwest City to offer Frisbee Golf. 

Lake Stanley Draper provides family-friendly entertainment for everyone. Lake activities include boating, sailing, canoeing, wakeboarding, water skiing, jet skiing and fishing for channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, sunfish, and white bass. Various trails surround the lake perimeter and consist of bicycle, mountain bike, equestrian, hiking, and motorcycle trails. Lake Draper is the home of the CrossTimbers Riding Area, a 960 acre complex for dirt bikes and ATVs. Camping is also prevalent at the lake with more than 50 primitive campsites with potable water and restrooms at the camping area.

2201 South Midwest Boulevard
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 
Lions Park offers a rentable pavilion, playground equipment, picnic tables and restrooms, although it has unique features of its own. Lions Park is home of Midwest City’s only splash pad with an attached pavilion and 10,000 square-foot skate park that features a half pipe, quarter pipe and urban pieces such as picnic table, grind box and grind rails for the boarding enthusiasts. 

2401 South Post Road
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
If you are looking to get your kids off the couch and out of the house, Midwest City has many youth sports for children of all ages to participate in. If baseball or softball peaks their interest, be sure to check out Fred Myers Ballpark and Marion Reed Baseball Complex. Combined, they have ten fields that are available for youth between the ages of 4-12 years old. During the fall you can head over to the Marion Reed Complex and enjoy Midwest City Little League Football. Every child is welcome from ages 5-11 and grades K-6^th. There are no try-outs and everyone learns the value of being a team player. 

3210 Belaire Drive
Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110
405.732.9999
Hidden Creek Family Golf Course is an executive-size 9-hole golf course. Its unusual size and length of 1900 yards enables senior golfers a course that is easy to walk and is also a great facility for junior and beginner golfers to learn the game of golf.