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PARKS & CULTURE
Parks matter. They improve our quality of life and enhance community livability, making them an important factor in attracting new business and contributing to economic growth. They serve people of all ages, all abilities, and all economic backgrounds, strengthening our sense of community. They protect open space that preserves wildlife habitat, improves air and water quality, and helps mitigate flooding. Kingman’s existing park system is extraordinary in many ways, but needs to evolve to meet contemporary expectations for park services.
Kingman’s commitment to our park services was demonstrated when the governing body approved the Kingman Park System Master, Ordinance No 2054 on September 12, 2019.
RIVERSIDE PARK
100 EAST FIRST AVENUE
Open from 6:00 a.m. to midnight. Swimming Pool, open June through August. Two playground areas. One baseball field and two softball fields. Two three-man basketball courts. Six tournament horseshoe pits. Hoover Pond, fishing permitted. Walking Path (concrete .8 miles and wood chip path .2 miles). Outdoor Wildlife Learning Site. Two covered pavilions. Bandstand.
KINGMAN REC COMMISSION operates all non-school activities on the playing fields in Riverside Park. For information, contact Director Brandon Davidson, (620) 532-2761.
KINGMAN FAIRGROUNDS
LIVESTOCK BARNS
110 WEST FIRST AVENUE
Stalls for 140 animals. For facility rental, call (620) 532-3925.
OUTDOOR ARENA
110 WEST FIRST AVENUE
For facility rental, call (620) 532-3925.
CAMPSITES
858 EAST D AVENUE (HWY 54)
Electric hook-ups and septic dump station. For key to hookups ($12/night + $25 deposit), contact White’s Foodliner:
(620) 532-3851.
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
111 S. MAIN
Houses the Kingman Area Chamber of Commerce. Meeting and event space available for rent: call (620) 532-1853.
KINGMAN EXPO CENTER
110 WEST FIRST AVENUE
(620) 532-3925
3 meeting rooms with a fully furnished commercial kitchen. One of the meeting rooms doubles as a concession stand/show office. The north and south meeting rooms are large enough for meetings and dining for groups up to 200 people. The indoor area has seating for 1000. Restrooms with showers are also located in the Center for your convenience.
Slider is playing
Rotary Park
600 N. BROADWAY STREET
Playground equipment
MAIN STREET PARK
900 N. MAIN STREET
Open 6:00 a.m. to midnight. One three-on-three basketball court. Playground equipment.
CHAMPLIN PARK
600 EAST D AVENUE
Picnic area.
GREGG THIMESCH
Park Maintenance