WORLD CLASS FACILITY
ALONG THE WEST BANK of TULSA'S ARK RIVER
ALONG THE WEST BANK of TULSA'S ARK RIVER
TRANSFORMING TULSA'S WEST BANK11 FULL SIZED FIELDS, capable of hosting soccer, ultimate frisbee, lacrosse, rugby, football, flag football, even cricket!
7 COURTS, capable of hosting futsal, basketball, pickleball, volleyball, and tennis! 700+ PARKING SPACES, thousands of feet of shade, beautification of the RiverParks Trail berm. |
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THE VISION
Field of Dreams
10 years ago the vision was cast: "Field of Dreams". Planning has included site visits nationwide,
feedback from youth sports parents, event coordinators, and eventually architectural design engineers and parks directors.
With nothing left to spare, this facility has it all, and then some, including world-class technology.
An endowment to protect the longevity of deferred maintenance for 50+ years, as well as agreements with landowner, Tulsa's RiverParks Authority, to protect the purpose of sharing the space with all of Tulsa, accentuate the hallmarks of The Field of Dreams.
Designed by Tulsa's own Szafranski Landscape Architecture, the facility is designed to serve Tulsans into future generations.
10 years ago the vision was cast: "Field of Dreams". Planning has included site visits nationwide,
feedback from youth sports parents, event coordinators, and eventually architectural design engineers and parks directors.
With nothing left to spare, this facility has it all, and then some, including world-class technology.
An endowment to protect the longevity of deferred maintenance for 50+ years, as well as agreements with landowner, Tulsa's RiverParks Authority, to protect the purpose of sharing the space with all of Tulsa, accentuate the hallmarks of The Field of Dreams.
Designed by Tulsa's own Szafranski Landscape Architecture, the facility is designed to serve Tulsans into future generations.
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A multi-use facility, for all sports, recreational activities, for Tulsa's citizens, and a regional tourist destination and attraction along the developing Arkansas River corridor, 1/2 mile from the Gathering Place, 1/8 mile from the Williams Crossing, and along the proposed Zinc Lake.
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