| Parks in North Omaha alphabetical order |
| Name |
Location |
Notes |
| Adams Park |
3121 Bedford Avenue |
Created in 1960, includes a playground, picnic area, an overlook, paths, restrooms, and open space. There are ball fields, tennis courts and an outdoor tournament-quality basketball complex with glass backboards, scoreboards and fan seating. |
| Bemis Park |
3434 Cuming Street |
Founded in 1891, includes ten acres with a playground, tennis courts, walking paths, picnic area and shelter located in the Bemis Park Landmark Heritage District. |
| Benson Park |
7002 Military Ave |
200 acres (0.81 km²) with playground, football and soccer fields, horseshoe pits, basketball and tennis courts, fishing, walking paths, indoor ice rink, lagoon, and a [[pavilion.[1] |
| Benson Lions Park |
2005 North 66th Street |
Two acres with a playground and ball field. |
| Bowling Green Park |
7065 Blondo Street |
Seven acres with a playground, ball field, basketball court, football field and walking trails. |
| Boyd Park |
4201 North 16th Street |
Location of Omaha Central High School's baseball field.[2] |
| Carol Gast Memorial Park |
3501 Ames Avenue |
Located next to Butler-Gast YMCA.[3] |
| Levi Carter Park |
3100 Abbott Drive |
Carter Lake has opportunities for water skiing, fishing and boating. The park has baseball fields, football fields, and basketball courts, as well as paths, picnic areas, shelters, restrooms, a pavilion and open space. |
| Dodge Park |
11001 John J. Pershing Drive |
Fishing, water skiing and boating on the Missouri River, as well as hiking, Baseball fields, soccer fields, horseshoe pits, and tennis courts, a picnic area, pavilions, historical monuments and a campground.[4] |
| Florence Park |
3015 State Street |
Located in historic Florence, this park is 2.6 acres and includes a playground, walking paths, a historical monument and a shelter area. |
| Fontenelle Park |
4575 Ames Avenue |
Founded in 1893, currently has 108 acres (0.44 km²) with a lagoon, playground and paths, basketball courts, tennis courts, football fields, and a nine-hole golf course.[5] |
| Freedom Park |
2497 Freedom Park Road |
Home of the USS Hazard (AM-240), the USS LSM-45 and the USS Marlin (SST-2). |
| Gallagher Park |
2936 North 52nd Street |
18 acres including a playground, ball fields, a swimming pool and a historical monument to the former Krug Park. |
| Grace Young Park |
6317 Military Avenue |
2.4 acres, including a playground, ball field and basketball court. |
| Hummel Park |
11808 John J. Pershing Drive |
202 acres (0.82 km²) including a historical monument for Fort Lisa. |
| Kellom Park |
2310 Nicholas Street |
A six-acre park |
| Kountze Park |
1920 Pinkney Street |
10 acres including a playground, ball field, basketball courts, tennis courts, a community center, shelter area and restrooms. |
| Logan Fontenelle Park |
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| Mercer Park |
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| Miller Park |
6201 North 30th Street |
Founded in 1891, the park includes a lake, artesian well fountain, golf course, trails, picnic areas, pavilion, playground, baseball fields and soccer fields. |
| Power Park |
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| Raven Oaks Park |
7901 Raven Oaks Drive |
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| Storz Rugby Complex |
North 16th and Storz Expressway |
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