This park was established in 1996. The playground which is not owned or maintained by Metro Parks Tacoma is located at S. Cedar & S. 74th Street.

PARTNERS
Oak Tree Park is a pilot project of the Green Tacoma Partnership, a collaborative effort to inventory and assess Tacoma's green spaces and develop a plan for their protection and restoration. The Green Tacoma Partnership is coordinated by Tahoma Audubon and Forterra. 

PARK IMPROVEMENTS
Current/2013 - Trails & Signage: This project consists fo improving and building a network of soft surfaced pedestrian trails to expand the recreational use of this park. Trails damaged by illegal motorized vehicle use will be narrowed and/or removed. Unsuitable, ghost and dead end trails will be blocked and re-vegetated. Trailheads will be improved and marked and way finding signage will be added to select main trails. Signs should be installed by September 2013 and trail construction should be complete by April 2014. Work is being funded by the Parks Improvement Bond Measure, approved by the citizens of Tacoma in November of 2005.
Design: Miskimens Designs
Project Manager: Joe Brady, (253) 305-1014
2012 - Landscaping / Funding provided by First Commercial Property Corp. for Glen Mar Mobile Home Park ($30,000).
2007 - Oak Tree Park Design Study Report completed to guide future improvements to this park. Work was funded by the Parks Improvement Bond Measure, approved by the citizens of Tacoma in November of 2005. Future phases of work will include trails, landscaping, signage and new play equipment. Metro Parks is also working with the City of Tacoma to help develop the segment of the Water Ditch Trail adjacent to Oak Tree Park.
Project Manager: Doug Fraser, (253) 305-1019