The Citizens of Stroud have access to a number of recreational facilities.

• Foster Park
  Offers a public swimming pool, a fishing pond, playground equipment and picnic facilities. The park complex also includes 4 ball fields, tennis courts, and a covered pavilion available for group activities.
• West Oaks Park
•  Ed Smalley Memorial Park

3 Ball fields (maintained by City)
2 Tennis Courts
Country Club
Swimming Pool

Public Library

The Stroud Public Library has over 12,500 volumes and is part of the Oklahoma Library Technology Network Oklahoma Union Catalog interlibrary loan system through which over 6 million items may be transmitted via internet.
The Oklahoma Telecommunications interlibrary System  (OTIS) is also available at the Stroud Public Library. A section of large-print and audio books are available and updated annually. The genealogy and local history section is used extensively.

Stroud Municipal Golf Course is an ideal spot for family sport and recreation. The 9-hole, 6,292 yard, par 70 course features manicured greens and a series of men's and ladies' tee boxes. The Clubhouse offers cart rental, snacks, golf equipment and other merchandise.

• Serves a nutritious lunch
• Provides hearing tests and hearing aid checks
• Monthly visits by nurses
• A variety of entertainment going on such as cards, dominoes, special trips and guest singers and musicians.

Offers a wide range of weight and cardiovascular training equipment. The center has liberal hours, low fees, and aerobic classes.  There is also a privae fitness center in Stroud.

Located 3 miles north and 3 miles east of Stroud. The lake boasts 621 surface acres and offers boating, fishing, water skiing, overnight camping and swimming at the white sand beach. Visitors will find picnic tables, barbecue grills, pavilions, rest rooms with shower facilities, RV pads with utilities, and bridle paths. Twenty-six campsites with electricity and water and 50 campsites without electricity are available on a first come, first serve basis.

Located at Stroud Lake; the Center is operated by the Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled. The Center has a meeting facility, a ropes course, a bunkhouse, and is available on a rental basis for special events.