Tulsa city parks close during nighttime hours, typically from 11 PM to 5 AM. The Parks Department sets hours for each facility. Being in a closed park constitutes trespassing.
Most Tulsa parks close at 11 PM and open at 5 AM. Some parks and trails may have different hours. Lighted sports facilities have extended hours during scheduled activities. River Parks trails along the Arkansas River may have separate hours. The Gathering Place has its own operating schedule. Park curfews apply to all persons. Exceptions exist for permitted events and activities authorized by the Parks Department.
Being in a park after hours is subject to citation by Tulsa Police. Trespassing in a closed park may result in fines. Vandalism or other offenses during closed hours carry additional penalties.
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