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Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park, Lake Placid
Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park — photo · Courtesy Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park / www.lakeplacid.com
§ Attractions · Lake Placid

Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park.

Parks, Gardens & Preserves

Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park is a sledding and tubing hill in Lake Placid, perfect for even the smallest children. Visitors should bring their own sled or tube, and the park is open during daylight hours.

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Parks, Gardens & Preserves · Lake PlacidEntry revised Jun 27, 2026
§ No. I · Field Notes

About Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park.

This park offers a gentle hill ideal for sledding, tubing, and tobogganing. It is particularly well-suited for young children, providing a safe and enjoyable winter activity in Lake Placid. The park operates during daylight hours, welcoming families to enjoy the snow. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own sleds or tubes to use on the hill. For convenience, parking is available on Elm Street and Hillcrest Avenue, located behind the High Peaks Resort, making access straightforward for families.
§ No. II · The Particulars

Hours, facts & the front desk.

§ No. II

The front desk.

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§ No. III · The Plates

Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park, observed.

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Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park — plate IPlate I — the leaderPhotograph · Courtesy Kiwanis Teddy Bear Park / www.lakeplacid.com
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