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Kirby Park
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Grace
August 14, 2017
Picnic areas, track field and a long walking trail over the dike that goes all the way to Wyoming.
Renee
April 2, 2018
Run or walk along the historic Susquehana River
Jules
June 2, 2021
Lovely walking trails, sport fields, playground. Check out the audio tour for the zoo that was closed back in 1936.
Carmen
February 14, 2021
Free parking, great for walks with kids, lovely landscapes!
Joyce
August 24, 2019
Kirby Park: nice trails, track for running, sports fields, nice quiet place to sit relax along the Susquehanna River. Just a short walk from downtown and over the Market Street Bridge, the grounds have expansive green space, picnic areas, playgrounds, a fitness trail, pond, walking paths, running track, softball fields, parking lot, volleyball courts, tennis courts, and pavilions. The family of Fred Morgan Kirby, a five-and-dime-merchant who opened his first store in Wilkes-Barre in 1887, gifted the city with the 52 acres known today as Kirby Park. The park hosts special festivals, like the city’s Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration and the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in April. In the winter, the dike and rolling hills are perfect for sleigh riding and snow tubing. In the summer, locals can be seen laying out blankets to soak up some sun and watch the park come alive with children, couples, and pets.
Kirby Park: nice trails, track for running, sports fields, nice quiet place to sit relax along the Susquehanna River. Just a short walk from downtown and over the Market Street Bridge, the grounds have expansive green space, picnic areas, playgrounds, a fitness trail, pond, walking paths, running t…
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160 Market St
Wilkes-Barre, PA