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About Nienhuis Park

Nienhuis Park is a premier 109-acre multi-sport complex in Broken Arrow, OK. With a Community Center, Youth Football/Lacrosse Complex, and synthetic turf fields featuring stadium seating, the park is a popular hub for youth tournaments and local competitions. Whether you’re organizing a game-day, attending a tournament like the Sooner Classic, or planning a family visit, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining.

While there isn’t a published general seating chart or capacity for all fields, the park’s stadium-style seating is present on the synthetic turf fields, and a paved parking lot provides ample space for events (approximately 600 spaces). Broken Arrow Transit offers micro-transit within the city for convenient transport. For visitors seeking nearby amenities, we’ve highlighted reputable hotel options and dependable dining suggestions. Reserve your seats early for major youth sports events and check back for updates on the new synthetic turf fields slated to open with a ribbon-cutting on February 10, 2026.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 3201 N. 9th Street, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
  • Park size: 109 acres
  • Venue type: Multi-sport park with a Community Center and Youth Football/Lacrosse Complex
  • Seating/chart: Stadium seating exists on the synthetic turf fields; no published public seating chart or capacity
  • Parking: Paved parking lot for fields (about 600 spaces)
  • Transit: Broken Arrow Transit micro-transit available in the city
  • Nearby hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Tulsa-Broken Arrow (420 W Albany), Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa-Broken Arrow (200 W Albany), La Quinta Inn & Suites Tulsa Broken Arrow (451 W Albany)
  • Notable events hosted: youth football tournaments (e.g., Sooner Classic); February 10, 2026 ribbon-cutting for two new synthetic turf fields