TempeHiker visited Kiwanis Park to get tickets to Tempe's Block Party. We parked the car on All-America Way that runs north/south through the park.
The Kiwanis Park Baseball Complex was created in 1973 and the park has numerous baseball fields along with a baseball sculpture.
The park honors Veterans with a plaque.
Kiwanis Park suffers from graffiti here and graffiti there. In other words, the park has a graffiti problem.
Despite the graffiti, kids probably enjoy playing on a camel sculpture found in one of the playgrounds.
A bridge is used to walk under All-America Way.
Kiwanis Park has a lake that comes with ducks and duck poop. {duck swiming} {duck up-close}
There is lots of graffiti around the lake. {graffiti} {graffiti} {graffiti} {graffiti} {graffiti} {graffiti}
Sculptures (another view) are found near the lake.
There is a canal located along the western edge Kiwanis Park.
TempeHiker is not sure why Kwanis Park has a Fiesta banner.
The Sister City Gardens are located in Kiwanis Park.
- walkway through Sister Cities Gardens
- listing of Tempe Sister Cities
- about the Sister Cities program
- looking back at Sister City Gardens
Upon returning to the car we found a mirror and a safety first The mirror was used to get a picture of palm trees and a picture of TempeHiker.
Creator: Gerald D. Thurman
[gdt@deru.com]
Created: 30 December 2006
