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Traces Broken Arrow's history from a small Muscogee Creek outpost to modern city. Highlights include Ernest Childers Cabin, artifacts from various periods, a playing of the film Broken Arrow and genealogical resources.
Broken Arrow's premier bowling alley with 36 lanes, dining areas, and both youth and professional bowling leagues.
Built in 2008 for Broken Arrow Public Schools, this modern steel and glass structure puts on various theater performances throughout the year.
Lots of nice trails. This park is also built on top of the site of a Depression-era Hooverville. Artifacts from that time still surface here periodically.