A small park named Spruce Park was acquired in 1971 through federal funds. It has a playground and a basketball court. A young couple was playing with their puppy, Fendi, who became attached to the visitors.
Tag Archives: Wichita Parks
Lynette Woodard Park
Dedicated to a Wichita legend that broke the glass ceiling on the Harlem Globetrotters.
Hellers Park
Sharing land with one of Wichita’s schools, this park is all about nature.
Goldenrod Park
A small park with a rec center, a basketball court, and lots of open space.
Delano Park
A park with a view of downtown and Delano and showcasing both modern art and classical art.
Veterans Memorial Park
Wichita’s Veterans Park. Dedicated to a number of wars and conflicts.
South Vietnamese Veterans Memorial
It honors those the fought with America during the Vietnam War, but it is not allowed in Veterans Park.
Barrington Park
A small park with an exceptional jungle gym calls neighbors to the park
Chautauqua Park
Looking for a peaceful and educational park in Wichita? Check out Chautauqua Park! This park, developed by the Uptown Neighborhood Association, is named after a 19th century adult education and social movement. With beautiful landscaping and a fence protecting it from a nearby canal and bike path, it’s a great spot for a family picnic.
Redbud Park
Modern jungle gyms and some old school playground equipment accent this park with soccer fields.
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