Kiest Park holds cultural importance as the childhood home of legendary musicians Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan. In 2016, a sculpture honoring the brothers was installed at the park, celebrating …

Kiest Park is a 263-acre (106 ha) park in southern Dallas, Texas, United States, established in 1931 by Edwin John Kiest, publisher of the Dallas Times Herald and a member of the Dallas Park Board in …

Home to adult sports and youth sports alike, Kiest Park is a facility that is well tended and is an ideal spot for a wide variety of events. Surrounded by trees, a creek and a nature trail, Kiest Park includes …

Kiest Park is a large, historic metropolitan park in southern Dallas offering extensive sports facilities, scenic trails, formal gardens, and vibrant community events, making it a cherished outdoor space for …

22 hours ago · Explore the historic Kiest Park Loop Trail, a paved, flat, multi-use path in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas. This trail encircles the 264-acre park, connecting numerous athletic facilities, a …

Kiest Park is one of the largest parks in Dallas, Texas, spanning over 263 acres. Donated to the city by Edwin J. Kiest, a local newspaper publisher, the park was intended to provide a family-friendly …

Elizabeth Paterson Kiest Memorial Park (Kiest Park) was created by Edwin J. Kiest in honor of his wife. Mr. Kiest donated the land for the 247 acre park in three separate bequests of 176.6, 67 and 4.5 …

Kiest Park, Dallas Overview Built around 1930 in the southern part of Dallas, Kiest Park is one of the most popular parks in the city when it comes to adult and youth sports activities.

18 reviews and 28 photos of KIEST PARK "Big park that is well maintained and has lots of old trees and blossoms that are lovely. Good place for running, has a rose garden, lots of sports fields, ample …

Located in Oak Cliff this recreation center sits on 176 acres of park land given to the City of Dallas in 1930 by Edwin J. Kiest in memory of his wife. The park is complete with a softball complex, tennis …