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Kiesel Park, Auburn Travel Guide

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Explore Auburn's largest park: scenic trails, historic architecture, dog-friendly spaces, and community events in a beautiful natural setting.

Kiesel Park, Auburn's largest park, offers a blend of natural beauty and historical significance. With walking trails, a dog park, and the historic Nunn-Winston House, it's a versatile destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

A brief summary to Kiesel Park

  • Monday 6 am-7:30 pm
  • Tuesday 6 am-7:30 pm
  • Wednesday 6 am-7:30 pm
  • Thursday 6 am-7:30 pm
  • Friday 6 am-7:30 pm
  • Saturday 6 am-7:30 pm
  • Sunday 6 am-7:30 pm
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  • Bring your dog to enjoy the off-leash dog park, complete with agility equipment.
  • Check the City of Auburn's event calendar for festivals, concerts, and other special events held at the park [3, 13, 16].
  • Explore the Nunn-Winston House to step back in time and appreciate antebellum architecture [6, 9, 21].
  • Take a leisurely walk or bike ride on the park's well-maintained trails [4, 10].
  • Pack a picnic to enjoy in one of the park's designated picnic areas [6, 9].

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Getting There

  • Driving

    Kiesel Park is located at 520 Chadwick Lane in Auburn, AL. From downtown Auburn, head south on College Street, then turn left onto Shug Jordan Parkway. Turn right onto Wire Road, then turn right onto Chadwick Lane. The park entrance will be on your left. Parking is free and readily available at the park's main entrance [5, 7]. During large events like CityFest, follow the designated parking routes and directions from Auburn Public Safety [15, 17].

  • Walking

    From the intersection of South College Street and Samford Avenue in Auburn, walk south on South College Street. Turn left onto East Samford Avenue, then turn right onto South Gay Street. Continue onto Wire Road, then turn right onto Chadwick Lane. The park will be approximately half a mile on your left. This is a walk of approximately 2.5 miles. There are no sidewalks for a portion of Wire Road and Chadwick Lane, so please use caution.

Discover more about Kiesel Park

Kiesel Park, spanning 124 acres, is Auburn's premier outdoor destination, offering a diverse range of activities and attractions for all ages [9]. The park's scenic trails wind through the landscape, providing a perfect setting for walkers, joggers, and nature lovers [9, 10]. History enthusiasts can explore the Nunn-Winston House, a beautifully preserved example of antebellum Greek Revival architecture dating back to the 1850s [6, 9, 21].Beyond its trails and historical landmark, Kiesel Park boasts a popular off-leash dog park with agility equipment, making it a haven for pet owners [3, 22]. The park also features a pavilion, picnic areas, and an environmental lab, making it an ideal spot for family outings and community events [6, 9]. Kiesel Park is known for hosting Auburn CityFest, a large annual arts and crafts festival, as well as the Fall Sundown Concert Series [3, 4, 13, 14]. The Kiesel Demonstration Garden showcases native plants and gardening ideas [19].Whether you're seeking a peaceful walk in nature, a fun day out with your furry friend, or a glimpse into Auburn's history, Kiesel Park offers something for everyone [9]. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, providing ample time to explore its many offerings [3, 7]. With its convenient parking and handicap accessibility, Kiesel Park is a welcoming destination for all visitors [5, 9].

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