Tulsa Whitewater Park

06/13/2023

08/16/2021

We’ll be flowing close to home!

01/27/2021

It’s begun! The West Bank construction of Zinc Dam is underway. The “Death Trap” Dam has been removed! The new gates are going in to avoid a drowning machine and allow fish passage.

11/04/2020

Good news!

The WOKA Whitewater Park will be located on the Illinois River in northeastern Adair County.

02/22/2019

https://www.tulsaworld.com/news/state-and-regional/a-million-whitewater-park-at-old-lake-frances-is-in/article_a2a853e1-fc5b-5f8f-a561-26b65471fcc4.html

The new public park would cover roughly 25-30 acres. The main attraction would be a 1,000-foot long, 50-foot-wide side channel off the river with seven drop-features to provide wave action

07/01/2016

Registration starts soon folks. Don't miss it this year! They will fill all the spots. 🤗🤗🤗

06/13/2016

Words cannot even describe how much fun this was last year. 💪🏼🎉🕶🐠🐟🐋🐡🐬🐳🐍

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1692957820978774&id=1573079432966614

04/06/2016

Vote Yes today to actually see the Tulsa Whitewater Park happen.

03/26/2016

Vote yes to be cool on April 5th

03/26/2016

Councilor Bynum talks about Vision Tulsa and making the Tulsa Whitewater Park a reality. Vote yes!

Each weekday, The Frontier will bring you a video summary of one of the more than 30 projects proposed to get Vision tax money.

03/20/2016

Make sure you vote YES for the Vision package!

As part of the $122 million impact, the study estimates river development could help attract 1,850 jobs and $85 million in income each year, largely as an amenity that helps skilled workers choose Tulsa over other communities.

02/26/2016

Check out what OKC has done with their MAPS program! Wow.. And we have an actual river to work with.

http://m.newsok.com/video/4569004403001