Oak Knoll Park

Park-​4 stars, baseball-​3 stars. Here’s why…
If you come to the park during baseball, you won’t find a place to park, at least not easily! I feel sorry for the parents that try to watch their kids play ball:(
There is a lot to do at this park and several play areas. The equipment is well maintained and seems like the children really enjoy it! It’s really a shame there isn’t a way to fix the parking situation, with either striking a deal with Cypress High, or?

Park is close to where im stayin. A bike ride away. Couple bums takin power naps under the tree near the workout stuff. Kinda akward … But bums gotta sleep too i guess? (at like 2pm) will be back to hit those excersize things. Seems to be a nice little park with a couple places to sit. Nice size play ground for kids there. Theres a couple exercise stations that are the same which i dont get

Oak Knoll Park is a nice city park and has a lot of amenities. This park is located on the same site as the Cypress Community Center which means there are often a lot of activities taking place so it can be quite busy. People don’t always clean up after themselves and there is a bit more litter around than I’d like to see at a facility that has so much to offer. Parking is plentiful in the lots on Orange and Graham and on the streets as well.
Some of the amenities at this park are picnic shelters and plenty of bar-​b-​cues, a playground area, a full basketball court, softball and baseball fields (with seating), a sand volleyball court, restrooms, and a jogging trail.
One of the cool things about this park is that it has a Health Beat course available for teens and adults. You can find out more about Health Beat Outdoor Fitness here:

I can’t say enough good things about Oak Knoll Park, which in my opinion, is Cypress’ best public park. The park is quite expansive, but most of the space is devoted to several little league baseball fields. There are two private lots, a larger one that serves the park and community center and a back lot that serves the basketball court and small children’s playground. There is also adjacent street parking along Graham St.
What I love most about the park is the lush and well pampered grass. There are also plenty of trees to provide shade for picnic goers. Various benches are located throughout the park with few that have pergolas. I’m sure you’ll have to go through the city to reserve the private picnic benches. I also noticed BBQ grills next to the picnic areas. There are two main play structures that are hundreds of yards apart. The more updated playground is located towards the back end of the park and it caters to 2 – 5 year old kids. The structure for older kids is dated and needs TLC. There is also a full court basketball court towards the back.

Oak Knoll Park is not small; it has a rather large softball field and more than enough room for children to play. Parking is ample, but the only con would have to be the sanitation that is not provided for the restrooms. The restrooms need attention!

This park is small, has plenty of play areas for the kids, but the restrooms leave you wanting. It basically has two stalls, and a sink. NO SOAP! WTF? AND they are far away from all the fields! The fields are nicely kept which is a plus.