Jahaziel H.
6/24/2020
This is one of the sacred places in Tulsa. It is by 18th street and Cheyenne Avenue. The Creek Nation Council Oak Tree is a U.S. National Register of Historic Places since 1992. It represents the...
Creek Nation Council Oak Park
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1750 S Cheyenne Ave
Tulsa, OK 74119
Creek Council Oak Park in Tulsa, OK is a culturally and historically significant park that showcases the birth of the city. With its stunning horticultural garden, Trail of Tears monument, and rich indigenous heritage, this park offers a stirring insight into the life and legacy of the Creek people.
Surrounded by rolling lawns and embraced by balmy winds, Creek Council Oak Park is a popular outdoor space that serves as a crown jewel of Tulsa, attracting visitors who seek to explore the city's roots and immerse themselves in its vibrant history.
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4.53 reviews
Coy M.
9/10/2018
I visited this park after reading about the history and development of Tulsa. For such a small operation, the park is very well maintained and excellently honors the traditions of the Mvskoke and...
Gayla B.
9/23/2021
Historic little park best for historic value. Tiny dog friendly park adjacent with benches for humans.
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