[1] Located between the Qatar National Library and Education City Mosque to the North, and Education City Stadium to the South, the park has two "zones" – the Western side for sports (including multi-use pitches and semi-covered running track), and the Eastern for recreation (including "children’s playground, an amphitheatre and individual gardens").

[3] The park also includes several water features and distinctive "balloon lights".

[4][5][2] The Qatar Foundation commissioned AECOM to design the park, under Erik Behrens and James Haig Streeter as Architecture, and Landscape Design Lead respectively:[4] Looking to the Qatari natural landscape for clues was critical.

‘We drew our inspiration from the wind-eroded rocks and fluid land formations in Qatar,’ says Behrens.

‘Oxygen Park is designed to convey a beautiful and fluid surface; its undulations enable it to flow effortlessly as ground, roof, wall, and ceiling.’[6]The park has been used for community events – such as an annual walkathon to raise awareness of diabetes.