Planeview Park
Address: 2819 Fees District: District 3 Acres: 108.59 General Information The City acquired the original parcel for this park from the Public Housing Administration in 1955. Additional land was acquired in 1980 from Unified School District 259. Administration and control of the park was transferred to the Board of Park Commissioners in 1960 by Resolution of the City Commission. Portions of the park were developed by the American Youth Soccer Organization (A.Y.S.O.). Land and Water Conservation Funds, provided by the Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks and the National Park Service, were also used to develop this park. In 1997, 7.8 acres of the park, the former Rogers school building, was declared surplus. Amenities Baseball/softball diamonds Basketball/multi-use court 4 benches Children's playgrounds 3 drinking fountains Football fields Gypsum Creek bicycle path Model airplane flying areas Neighborhood city hall Open shelters 5 parking lots 1 paved - 248 stalls 1 paved - 26 stalls 1 paved - 29 stalls 1 paved indentures -158 stalls 1 unpaved (soccer fields) 20 picnic tables Public library Recreation center Restroom facilities Soccer fields Tennis courts Park Map Back to Top
Address: 2819 Fees
District: District 3
Acres: 108.59
The City acquired the original parcel for this park from the Public Housing Administration in 1955. Additional land was acquired in 1980 from Unified School District 259. Administration and control of the park was transferred to the Board of Park Commissioners in 1960 by Resolution of the City Commission.
Portions of the park were developed by the American Youth Soccer Organization (A.Y.S.O.). Land and Water Conservation Funds, provided by the Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks and the National Park Service, were also used to develop this park.
In 1997, 7.8 acres of the park, the former Rogers school building, was declared surplus.
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City Hall, 11th floor 455 North Main Wichita, KS 67202
Hours: 8 AM - 5 PM Monday-Friday
: (316) 268-4361 : (316) 858-7768
Doug Kupper, CPRP Director of Parks & Recreation
David McGuire, CPRP Superintendent - Forestry and Maintenance
Karen Holmes, CPRP Superintendent - Recreation