Heritage Square Park was our second to last park. We’d been putting it off since you have to pay admission to the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum to visit the park behind the building. We wanted to make sure we had enough time to enjoy both the museum and the park. Features: Playground: None Gazebo Decorative … More #125. Heritage Square Park
Mead Island is a Wichita Wild Habitat Area in northwest Wichita that you can only get to by boat. It's in the Little Arkansas River, near North High School/Minisa Bridge and the Bitting Bridge entrance to Riverside Park. Since we couldn't find a boat to take us to the 5-acre island, we settled on pictures … More #83. Mead Island
Lynette Woodard Park is a family favorite of ours. A few summers ago we discovered this park after a soccer class at the rec center. Since it's near 17th and Hillside, we'd hit the drive-thru at that Mickey D's, grab some vanilla cones and hit the park. The park is named for famous Wichitan Lynette … More #72. Lynette Woodard Park
McAdams Park was a favorite of mine while growing up. It backed up to my elementary school, L’Ouverture, and I remember one of my teachers would take us out there a lot to run and play. It has changed quite a bit since my childhood. There’s a new playground, and the whole park seems … More #57. McAdams Park
Big Arkansas River Park is at 3900 W. 21st Street, which is near 235 and Zoo Boulevard. The Wichita Parks and Rec website states that the Westdall Bicycle Lane connects to the Arkansas River Bike Path here. There are three colorful info boards that look to be new. One was information on Big Ditch Mitch … More #56. Big Arkansas River Park
Longview Neighborhood Park is located at 3914 Longview, which is basically where Kellogg and Bluff used to meet prior to the Kellogg expansion. I noticed a historical marker that stated that this was the site of the original Pizza Hut! How cool is that?! Longview is a cute little park that butts up to the … More #53. Longview Neighborhood Park
Best Quest with Weston & Sully 