Claude Lambe Park

Park History

Claude Lambe Park spans 11.39 acres within the Williamsburg Addition of Wichita. This parcel of land was donated to the City of Wichita in 1993, originally designated as Williamsburg Park before being renamed in honor of Claude Lambe.

The park serves as a community-focused space that caters to nearby residents and visitors seeking an outdoor recreational area.

Amenities and Features

The park features an open, green environment suitable for various recreational activities. Playgrounds within the park provide accessible spaces for children, including swings and jungle gym equipment, along with other play structures.

There is also a spacious patio area equipped with picnic tables and a grill, making it ideal for family gatherings and casual outings.

Location and Community

Claude Lambe Park emphasizes accessibility and is noted for its welcoming and family-friendly design. Situated near local landmarks such as First Bible Baptist Church, the park serves as a convenient and pleasant spot for neighborhood activities in the surrounding Sedgwick County area.

While the amenities are modest, the park fulfills its role as an inviting and communal green space for outdoor enjoyment.