Kindleberger Park

Axtell Fam a month ago

Fantastic neighborhood park with something to offer during every season. There are grassy hills to play on year round and to sled or snow board in winter. There are sports fields, courts and a few playgrounds. There is a stage and a lovely gazebo with a green area and well maintained flower garden, picnic areas, shade trees and walking paths. During the summer there are free concerts, festivals and plays to enjoy.

Abbie Bishop 3 months ago

I went to see the Footloose Musical. I only been there once before many years ago. Didn't know where to park and found spots at the back of the theater. The hike up and down the hill was A LOT. However I did discover that there were parking spots on the level ground that would have been an easy walk. The musical was well done. I think it is incredible that all of the performances and entrance to the park are no cost. There were 3 or 4 food vendors. The lawn was nicely kept and pretty flat making sitting in lawn chairs easier.

Sydney Klemeks 3 months ago

What a gorgeous park! It's HUGE and has basically a little of everything. Paved biking/walking trails that are both flat and go up a decently steep hill for a good exercise. An outdoor theatre, baseball diamond, playground, pickle ball/tennis court, flower garden, multiple picnic pavilion areas, and plenty of benches to rest on. Lot of sun, shade, and healthy trees that have clearly been there for decades upon decades. Very well-kept, quiet, and safe. Can't believe I have never been here before!

Dan Burnard 9 months ago

Lot of large and some small sled hills here. Definitely a place to go after it snow. Beware of the concrete steps/retaining wall around the ball park.

Elizabeth Houseman a year ago

This is one of my favorite local parks. I went here when I was little, and now I bring my son to play. The upper and the lower parks are both plenty fun. (There is some graffiti on the upper park, which is unfortunate, but I’ve seen much, much worse.) The pavilions provide shade and a good space for people to gather and eat. Of course, the massive hill doubles as a great sunset lookout AND a perfect sledding hill in the winter. There is also a baseball field, multiple pickleball courts, and a beautiful garden. The lower park is directly across the street from the Parchment Library as well. There’s so much about Kindleberger Park to love.