Kempes Landing Park
Located at 524 Kempsville Greens Court, near the corner of Princess Anne Road and Kempsville/Witchduck Road, the new Kempes Landing Park serves as a focal point highlighting the historic past of the Kempsville area.
Kempes Landing Park was the home of Kempsville Pony Baseball for over 50 years. With the realignment of the intersection, Kempsville Pony Baseball was relocated to Providence Park, and the remaining land was redeveloped.
The three-acre area includes walking paths, a pedestrian bridge, a domed pavilion, and a "Good Game" statue to commemorate Kempsville Pony Baseball.
The park is also home to the “Friendship Anchor,” a gift from the Mariners Museum which honors the relationship between Virginia Beach and its Sister City, Olongapo, Philippines.
- Pavilion
- Shared-use path - .47 mile
- Public art, four large group shelters with picnic tables and charcoal grills