Parks & Recreation
The City of Enid has more than 30 parks and recreation areas, covering more than 400 acres. They include fields and courts for baseball, tennis, football, soccer, disc golf and pickleball, along with several small fishing lakes, a swimming pool, splash pads and walking trails.
Adopt-A-Park
What is Adopt-A-Park?
Adopt-A-Park gives everyone a chance to contribute to the Enid park system. It helps beautify the city and adds recreational activities for all to enjoy.
Anyone can help
- Individuals or families
- Church groups
- Neighborhood associations
- Community service organizations
- Businesses
- Civic groups
Ways to Help
As a contributor
- Share your ideas
- Fund a piece of playground equipment
- Purchase trees
- Donate picnic tables, lighting or other park improvements (with Park Board approval)
As a caregiver
- Pick up litter
- Help mow, plant or landscape
- Sign up for a one-year term, or for as long as you like
Future projects that still need funding
- Expanding the Enid Trail System for walking, biking and jogging
- Crosslin Park tennis courts
- Outdoor roller hockey rink
- West Side Park
- Off-leash dog park
- Improvements at Champlin Pool
- Your idea for a park addition
How to Sign Up
- Choose the park you would like to adopt, and whether you will help as a caregiver or a contributor. Name recognition is optional.
- Call 580-234-0400 and ask for the Parks Department, or pick up an Adopt-A-Park application at City of Enid offices.
- Review and sign the Adopt-A-Park User Agreement The agreement is part of the application.
Make Enid Competitive
- Businesses deciding where to locate consider a city’s quality of life.
- Enid competes with cities large and small, so ongoing park improvements matter.
- Adopt-A-Park gives you a chance to make a difference.
Questions? Call the City at 580-234-0400.
Contact Us
Parks Staff