Lovers of the great outdoors may select from twelve city parks that contain 652 acres and numerous picnic and play areas. The city employs a full-time Parks and Recreation Director who administers year-round activities.

 

McPhetridge Centennial Park – Main Street & Broadway

• Completed August 1997 for Weatherford’s 100th Birthday in 1998

• Paved with Centennial Bricks donated by city residents, businesses, and organizations

• Gazebo, fountain, landscaping, and time capsule welcome visitors to this historic site of Weatherford’s first bank.

 

Clark Park – Next to Means Park (1.9 acres)

• Swimming, toddler & wading pools

• Basketball goals & horseshoe pits

• Play area with stage & volleyball court

 

Condor Park – Condor Drive & West Main Street (0.3 acres)

• Play & picnic area

 

Heritage Park – across from City Hall (1.2 acres)

• Veteran’s Memorial

• Memorial Tree commemorating the Murrah Building bombing

 

Lockstone Park – Saber Lane & North Washington (0.3 acres)

• Small play area featuring a rocket slide

• Picnic area with plans for a future pavilion

 

Means Park – Huber Street between Caddo Street & Indiana Street (2.1 acres)

• Restroom facilities

• Gazebo & two pavilions

• Two acres of play area

• Picnic tables

• Croquet court under construction

 

Rader Park East – Northeast of Weatherford (260 acres)

• 11 Soccer fields

• 1 Baseball field

• Sand volleyball court

• 2 Softball fields

• Bird sanctuary

• Don Mitchell Rodeo Arena

• Archery range & trap range

• 3 Horseshoe pits

• 7 Tennis courts

• 2 Basketball half courts with six more to follow

• 10 acres with community activity bldg.

• 18-Hole golf course, clubhouse, & enclosed cart storage

• Nature trail with fish observation pond

 

Rader Park West – across from Rader Park East (160 acres)

• 7 Baseball fields

• 4 Softball fields

• One mile long, black top walking trail with natural wildlife

• Many large play areas

• Seven acre stocked fishing pond with picnic areas

 

Thacker Park – 4th & Huber Streets (0.9 acres)

• Pavilion

• Basketball goal

• Play area with gym & tube slide

 

Tom Stafford Park – Tom Stafford Street between 8th & Broadway Streets (0.3 acres)

• Monument to Gen. Thomas Stafford & his family at the site of his family home

• Flower gardens & sidewalks

• Gazebo

 

Triplett Park – across from Condor Park (0.3 acres)

• Large play area

• The Cedar Schoolhouse is located is here. The Cedar Schoolhouse is a one room schoolhouse established in 1902.

 

Weber Park – North Washington Street (5.1 acres)

• One large & two small pavilions

• Sand volleyball court

• Large play area with creek & hills