Kilner Park, Tahoe City

On the West Shore of Lake Tahoe you’ll find Kilner Park; a small, public, neighborhood park in the Pineland subdivision of Tahoe City, California.

Kilner Park was named after Fred Kilner who was a local builder in the area who donated the land for the park to be built on. Mr. Kilner was credited with building the first cabin on Ward Creek back in 1933, which became a restaurant known as the Forest Inn, Clementine’s, and most recently as the Black Bear Tavern.

Kilner Park is located on the corner of Ward Avenue and Highway 89 South, which is about 2.5 miles south of the “Y” in Tahoe City right before Ward Creek. It is a nice seven (7) acre wooded public park that has plenty of off-street parking making it a great location for larger groups to get-together.

Kilner Park has two (2) tennis courts, a basketball hoop area, a practice area for tennis players, a sand volleyball court, lots of picnic tables and BBQ stands, paved paths and wooded trails, along with children’s playground equipment, and on-site public bathrooms.

If you want to walk up the hiking trails in the California State Park (dog friendly) that is located just to the south of Ward Creek (1/2 block from Kilner Park), this is a great place to park your car. Kilner Park is owned and maintained by the Tahoe City Public Utility District.

Public Parks in Tahoe City – Kilner Park on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe, California 96145.

If you’re looking for a good public mountain park to have a picnic, play tennis, or watch the kids play on the playground equipment, check out Kilner Park in Tahoe City, CA.

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Kilner Park, Tahoe City