Biscuit Acres Still Currenty Closed.
We will remain closed until the grass has a chance to be totally restored and the City finishes its drainage improvement projects before we reopen. The City just completed the large dog water station drain repair, the BA grass has been “plugged” by a donation from Easton Sod Farm and the large drain surface culvert in the small dog park will not be completed by the City until the end of summer if not earlier.
The grass has about 60 more days of growing season so it may not be ready for traffic the rest of the year. We can’t afford to risk having visitor traffic set the grass back to a condition that during the winter we experience winter grass kill again. We raised and spent $23,000 on a new sprinkling system for the grass and to justify this investment we need total grass coverage at Biscuit Acres. Total grass coverage means a more enjoyable and useable park for all visitors. We are working closely with the City’s grass management department to do the right thing for long term park use.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for the inconvenience.
Welcome to Biscuit Acres at Hunter Park!
91st Street between Yale & Sheridan
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Biscuit Acres is Tulsa’s second off-leash dog park built by the Southside Rotary Club with approximately $90,000 of private contributions to the Southside Rotary Foundation. It officially opened June 6, 2009.
Biscuit Acres is managed and maintained by the Biscuit Acres Volunteer Association (BAVA) and the Tulsa Park Department, City of Tulsa.
Biscuit Acres is where dogs bring their people.
The 2.5 acre dog park is open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week. All breeds are welcome to the park, but your dog must be at least 4 months old. All dogs over 6 months old must be spayed or neutered. A complete set of rules is posted at the park entrance and inside of the park. Admission is free to the public. No child under 12 years of age can lawfully enter the park.
Some the park features:
–Visitors can enjoy and relax on quality benches and picnic tables
–Separate section for over and under 30 pound dogs.
–Each section has a water fountain and hydrant for the dogs covered by shade sails
–Several large trees are available for shade
–“poop” bags and metal scoopers are provided free of charge to dog owners
–Special shade structure is provided in the small dog section.
–Three double gate entrances are available for visitor and dog safety
–Three red metal biscuit cash boxes are waiting for your generous donation.
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