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Ramsey Park is a great option if you're looking for a smaller and more intimate space for you and your family in Central Austin.

With 152 acres of green space, there's plenty of room to set up your family's kite flying station for an afternoon of fun. Located in Southwest Austin, Dick Nichols District Park is a go-to spot for neighbors looking for walking trails, sport courts, a swimming pool and more. It also has trails if you and your family want to take a stroll and enjoy nature before or after kite flying. Adams-Hemphill Neighborhood ParkĪdams-Hemphill Park near the University of Texas has been the venue for events such as HONK! TX and APF's Movies in the Park, making it an awesome location that has plenty of open space for flying kites. The open green space has no other surrounding trees, so it's great for flying kites. Located in Downtown Austin, Republic Square allows you and your family to experience the beauty of the city from shady spots under the trees or basking in the sun.

Northwest District Park is a great place if you're looking for a large park North of Downtown Austin. Previously a go-to location of our Movies in the Park series, Northwest District Park offers lots of green space to sit down, enjoy a cool drink or help your child fly their kite.

Here are 8 great parks for kite flying for you and your family to check out: 1. Want to practice your kite-flying skills before the big day? We put together a list of parks and green spaces in Austin, TX with plenty of space to fly a kite. Austin Parks Foundation is thrilled that the kite fest is returning to Zilker Park on Apfor the 93rd time. As the usual warm Texas weather approaches us, it’s time to get outside and enjoy it! What better way to do so than flying kites? Founded in 1929, the ABC Kite Fest is one of Austin's favorite, family-friendly traditions.