Top Four Fun Activities for Families in Tulsa Oklahoma

If you're looking for family activities in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the following attractions are some of the best familyt activities Tulsa has to offer.

Bell's Amusement Park
3901 E 21st Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Opening in 1951 by Robert Bell, with not much more than a handful of rides in his front yard, this amusement park is still family owned and operated and now includes over 50 rides and attractions and has become a Tulsa tradition.

Some of the more popular rides include Zingo, the state's largest wooden roller coaster, The Log Ride, The Himalaya, and Pharaoh's Fury. The park also features a fun arcade area that includes dozens of games including Hydro-Horse races and Skeeball.

Prices are extremely reasonable, with special discounts often available. They also offer birthday package rates. For under $10 per person, the package includes gate admissions, wristband (unlimited rides) and lunch.

Big Splash
4704 E 21st
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Conveniently located adjacent to Bell's Amusement park, Big Splash is a great, family attraction and water park located in Tulsa. It offers a giant slide, wave pool and lazy river among it's many attractions. There is also a large kiddie pool area for younger children. Picnic areas are available for those wanting to bring their own food as well as several snack and food vendors within the park itself.

General admission is $17.95. They also have specials for Sunday starting at $11.95 and their Nightsplash rates of only $8.95 for Friday and Saturday evenings.

Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
6421 East 36th Street North
Tulsa, OK 74115
(918) 669-6600
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Recent renovations and upgrades have made the Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum a wonderful place to spend the day with your family. Animals featured at the Tulsa Zoo include Chimpanzees, Elephants, Siberian Tigers and African Lions as well as many others. The zoo also has a large Children's zoo that includes familiar farm animals such as horses, goats and sheep as well as more exotic animals that include wallabies and kangaroos.