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Oakdale Park
Salina’s biggest park is loaded with art, jungle gyms and a historic pool.
Indian Hills Greenway
A park along the river offers some art and nature.
Claude Lambe Park
From 13th street it looks like a pretty small park, but beyond the tiny playground sits a big fishing lake.
Lynette Woodard Park
Dedicated to a Wichita legend that broke the glass ceiling on the Harlem Globetrotters.
Delano Park
A park with a view of downtown and Delano and showcasing both modern art and classical art.
South Vietnamese Veterans Memorial
It honors those the fought with America during the Vietnam War, but it is not allowed in Veterans Park.
Mead Island Park
A small inaccessible island has a rich place in Wichita history.
Minisa Park
A park dedicated to the “red water at sunset” with an homage to the Native Americans that lived near here.
Kansas Sports Hall of Fame (West Side Athletic Field)
Play ball! Wichita’s riverside park dedicated to America’s favorite pastime.
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