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Ray L. Kisiah Park
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Ray L. Kisiah Park is an Asheville sports complex built around four ballfields, spectator space, picnic tables, restrooms, and ample off-street parking. It is most useful for scheduled games and field visits rather than casual playground time.
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Where is Ray L. Kisiah Park?
Ray L. Kisiah Park is mapped at 70 West Chapel Road, Asheville, NC 28803 in Asheville, North Carolina. Use the map pin for the park itself rather than a similarly named municipal office or neighborhood.
What hours is Ray L. Kisiah Park open?
Daily, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.; field reservations and events may use separate schedules. Check the official park page for holiday, weather, seasonal, or maintenance changes.
Where should I park for Ray L. Kisiah Park?
Navigate to 70 West Chapel Road and use the off-street lot. For a mobility-focused arrival, use marked ADA spaces or the roundabout drop-off connection to the concrete field paths.
What can I do at Ray L. Kisiah Park?
Public records currently identify Four ballfields, Sports lighting, Dugouts, Batting cages, Spectator areas, Picnic tables, Restrooms, Off-street parking. Check the official page for current availability.
What accessibility information is available for Ray L. Kisiah Park?
The City lists the park as wheelchair accessible. Concrete sidewalks connect ADA parking and the roundabout drop-off area with the renovated fields, dugouts, bleachers, and restrooms. Confirm route-specific needs with the operator because surfaces and closures can change.
Are dogs allowed at Ray L. Kisiah Park?
Keep dogs leashed, remove waste, and keep pets outside active or reserved fields unless posted rules say otherwise.
How much does Ray L. Kisiah Park cost?
General park access is free; field reservations, organized use, and special permits may have fees.
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