Parks

The City Parks system consists of 30 areas totaling 700 acres. These are mini, neighborhood, or regional parks, with special use areas, natural open space and landscaped areas.

The Parks Master Plan defines strategies for meeting existing and future park and recreation needs for the City of Klamath Falls.

It determines park, recreation, open space and trail facility needs, establishes policies and guidelines for park planning and development,identifies general locations of future parks, trails, open space areas and other recreation facilities.

The Parks Master Plan also describes a financing strategy for meeting the fiscal demands of the program.

During the first full week of December, the City of Klamath Falls sponsors the annual Snowflake Festival. The festival consists of a variety of events that are enjoyed and attended by young and old throughout our community, with the highlight being the Snowflake Festival Parade.

Veterans' Memorial

The Veterans' Memorial is located within the City's Veterans' Park in downtown Klamath Falls. The Memorial was constructed through the hard work, volunteer time and donations of the community. It features memorial bricks for past and present military personnel, an informational kiosk and a covered pavilion. The Veteran's Memorial Committee overseas the maintenance and upkeep of the Memorial as well as oversees the planning and preparation of any events and ceremonies that occur at the Memorial. Visit the City's photo gallery to see images of the construction of the Memorial and how it looks today.

Kiger Stadium - Klamath Falls Gems

Klamath Falls' original wood stadium with over 60 years of history. Home of the Klamath Falls Gems and representing youth baseball in Klamath County with over 200 events annually. Check out the 2011 PR Schedule for the Klamath Gems HERE.

Parks Contact Information 

Office Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday
Closed ALL major holidays.