The Oakcliff-Parkview neighborhood is two square blocks – one being the Oakcliff neighborhood, the other being the Parkview neighborhood. Oakcliff-Parkview is located just west of Tinker Air Force Base. Oakcliff is boxed in by SE 44th Street, S. Bryant Avenue, SE 59th Street, and South Sunnyland Road – the border it shares with Parkview. Parkview extends from Sunnyland Road to Sooner Road, with its north and south boundaries the same as Oakcliff: 59th Street to the south and SE 44th Street to the north.
With its winding, tree-lined streets and surrounding forestland, Oakcliff is a highly walkable community. Homes in the northeast section of the neighborhood overlook open green space. The area is a mix of residential and commercial buildings.
Of the many appealing aspects of life in Oakcliff-Parkview is Sequoah Park, which lies just outside the neighborhood to the north. This scenic park features an open grassy field, a picnic shelter, and tennis courts. Mackleman Park is located to the east of the neighborhood. This city park has a playground, a picnic shelter, hiking trails, and tennis courts.
For individuals who enjoy a game of golf, the Tinker Golf Course can be found to the east. This 18-hole course is located next to Tinker Airforce Base. The course features rolling, tree-studded terrain and a water hazard.
The Tinker Airforce Base is home to the Air Force Material Command’s (AFMC) Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC).
Not too far out of the neighborhood to the west sits the Will Rogers Airport, which flies over three million passengers a year. The airport is also home to the Metro Technology Center’s Aviation Career Campus, an educational institution that trains aircraft maintenance technicians.
Parkview consists of single-family homes, apartments, and condominiums. The area is mostly flat, but the meandering branch channels of small local creeks add variety to the terrain.
The Oakcliff-Parkview neighborhood is close to both I-35 and I-40, which facilitates commuting within the Oklahoma City area. City buses run downtown from the intersection of 59th Street and Sunnylane Road at the edge of the neighborhood, and from nearby Del City.
LFor recreational cycling, a bike/walk path stretches north from the neighborhood along Sooner Road, passing the memorial to the victims of the 1999 tornado. Another nearby recreational attraction is Thunderbird Lake State Park, a large reservoir with boating and camping along its wooded shores. The park’s swimming beach is also very popular in summer.
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