KELSEYVILLE — November 2, 2026. Two Lake County public parks near Kelseyville meet different recreation needs: inland Kelseyville Community Park and waterfront Lakeside Park.
A skate and fitness destination
Kelseyville Community Park at 5270 State Street includes a skate/BMX course, fitness stations, basketball and a covered pavilion. It is a useful first stop for people seeking a court or skate area rather than launching a boat.
A lake access destination
Lakeside Park at 1985 Park Drive has a free boat launch, docks, fishing areas and trailer parking, as well as softball fields and a wetland habitat. Lake swimming and boating remain subject to water-quality and safety requirements.
Choose before driving
Both parks have picnic opportunities and dog facilities, but access, reservations and equipment differ. A published list of amenities does not confirm that any particular pavilion is vacant or that water conditions are suitable for a visit.
Official sources
Lake County Parks — Kelseyville Community Park; Lake County Parks — Lakeside Park.
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