Wagoner Library
302 N. Main Street
918-485-2126
E-Mail:  librarydirector@wagonerok.org

The Wagoner Library is filled with books magazines for all ages. Individuals can visit and have access to computers and internet as well as printing services. 

Carnegie Building
104 S. State St.
918-485-2741

Please Note The Carnegie Building is closed for repairs.
The Carnegie Library is located at 104 S. State St. The Carnegie Library was built in 1912 as part of Andrew Carnegie’s program for developing a library network across the U.S. Currently, the building hosts Wagoner’s literacy program as well as the three forks genealogy society. For more information on those programs please visit the Library web page.

Wagoner Civic Center
301 S. Grant
918-485-5409   
Reservations 918-485-3414
 

The Wagoner Civic Center is a 13,000-square foot facility is a gathering place for events and organizations. Amenities include a kitchen, meeting room, gym, and auditorium. Each space can be rented out separately or all together. The Civic Center holds the Wagoner Chamber of Commerce who manages and schedules events for the space. Musical variety shows are held at the Civic Center each Christmas Season from November thru December.  Watch for announcements of shows, dates and ticket sales. Note: there is a two-hour minimum for rental space and additional fees for light and sound equipment may apply. 

Wagoner Community Building
102 N. Jefferson St.
918-485-9965
Reservations 918-485-4586, Ext. 221
Community Building Rental Contract

The Wagoner Community Building is a 6,000-square foot facility can be rented from the City of Wagoner for events and gatherings throughout the year. With a wide-open-layout, individuals can use the space creatively to maximize the use of the buildings. The Community Building also has a small kitchen space for food preparation. 

Wagoner History Center/Museum
122 S. Main St.
918-485-9111

The Center is open..come see the the newly renovated facilities.  Currentlly two special exhibits are available for viewing. 
Jim Halsey's "Legends of Country Music."  Collection includes gold and platinum albums, signed guitars from country to rock'n'roll.  Photographs, stage wear and information that tells the story of country music and its Oklahoma connections. 
The Shirle Lamb Williams exhibit"  Wagoner 1887 the Early Beginnings-pre-statehood demonstrates the importance of the first official settlers of Wagoner.  The story of early Wagoner history is seen through photographs, personal items including furniture, clothing and even Wagoner's first taxi.  The museum is located on 122 S. Main Street in the heart of downtown.  Hours currently are:
Winter Hours:  Jan-March:  Wednesday, 10a-3p. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10a. to 5p. Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday.

Wagoner County Senior Citizens Center
233 E. Cherokee St.

The Wagoner County Senior Center (WCSC) was founded in July 2002 as an organization to provide entertainment and social interaction for seniors.  It is an excellent means for new residents to meet people and make new friends. The group plays bingo, cards and other games each Tuesday, and lunch is served on Thursdays with games afterwards. Dues are $10 per year and new members are always welcome. The Center is located at 233 E. Cherokee St. and the mailing address is P.O. Box 385, Wagoner, OK 74477.

The Water Park
 2023 Season- TBA
 The Water Park, located in Maple Park, at NE 2nd & Story.  Opens in May  and closes in  August. Admission for all ages is $4.50.   (Monday nights special admission after 5p- $2.25. The park is open every day from 12pm-6pm and extended hours -12pm-8pm on  Monday & Thursday. Season passes are available. An individual season pass is $60.00, and a family season pass (4 people) is $175 with $25.00 for each additional person. The Water Park is also available for private parties at a rate of $350 for two hours, and $175 for each additional hour. Download the private party rental contract. For more information, call (918) 485-6788.

Maple Park
Maple Park is a 55-acre-park located at the corner of NE 2nd St. and Story Ave. The park offers a number of amenities for Wagoner’s citizens. It is the location of most of the youth recreation facilities including, soccer, baseball, and soccer fields. It is also the location for the high school football field and track. Maple Park is also home to a sand volleyball court and two tennis courts. Wagoner’s City Pool is located in the southwest section of the park that offers a getaway for kids and adults in the hot summer months. Additional amenities include a large duck pond in the northeast section of the park equipped with a fishing pier and a number of pavilions and gazebos that can be utilized for family gatherings and other events. 

Redbud Park
Redbud Park is located at SW 9th St. and Johnson Ave. This park is home to a large softball field that hosts league games and tournaments throughout the summer months. 

Dunbar Park
Dunbar Park is a 10-acre-park located at W Cherokee St. and Lincoln Ave. The park’s current use is an open space park with few improvements. However, the space is an excellent place for people to gather and play fun field games throughout the park. It is currently the location for the annual tractor show. 

Semore Park
Wagoner’s keystone downtown park is located on the corner of Cherokee St. and Main St. This park is utilized throughout the entire year for the annual Christmas celebration. Its location offers an urban park setting that can be used for out of the office business meetings and an alternative place to meet for lunch. 

South Courts/West Lincoln Park
The South Courts and Lincoln Park is located at SW 8th St. and Polk Ave. The park offers a space for residents to play pick-up games of basketball. The rest of park is unimproved open space giving residents an opportunity to play a number of different sports and field games. 

North Courts
The North Courts are located at NE 10th St. and Jefferson Ave. This park offers an excellent opportunity for residents to get together for a quick game of basketball and offers ample amounts of shade in the summer months.