Mary K. Oxley Nature Center
Inspire the Wonder!
Anything you want
Tulsa's "Hidden Jewel"
The Mary K. Oxley Nature Center is part of the City of Tulsa Parks Department. Oxley offers over 800 secluded acres, nine miles of trails, and an interpretive center tucked into a corner of Mohawk Park. Our trails are comfortable for all ages and hiking ability; trails are flat, with views of forest, meadow and waterways.
You will see a wide variety of native Oklahoma wildlife year round such as nine-banded armadillo, barred owl, woodpeckers of many species, white tailed deer, bobcat, and more.
In addition, Oxley Nature Center is one of Oklahoma’s premiere birding destinations. Enthusiasts will be able to observe the amazing assortment of birds who visit during summer months: indigo and painted buntings, warblers of many kinds, tanagers, white pelicans and so many others.
Programs and Events
(Please register at least 48 hours in advance)
The work of Oxley Nature Center, supported by the Friends of Oxley, reaches thousands of people in northeast Oklahoma and beyond every year through our programs and activities. Please consider a donation to help us continue our work.
The Oxley Nature Center Association (aka Friends of Oxley) is a 501c(3) organization, so all contributions are tax deductible.