Killearn Homes Association
Parks, Lakes and Trails
There are numerous lakes, parks and playgrounds located throughout Killearn Estates. The playgrounds and parks located in Killearn are for Killearn residents and their guests only. Signs are posted warning others "No Trespassing." This no trespassing issue will be upheld by the Tallahassee Police Department. If you encounter non residents and they do not wish to leave when informed of the "Residents Only" status, please give the police department a call at 891-4200.
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The parks are on a "first come, first served" basis. If you wish to use the parks for special occasions get there early. Posting signs about the special event will usually alert others to your intentions and most people will honor your event. Click here to learn about our Bridle Trails and to see where they are located.
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The 319 Grant report is available during business hours at the KHA Office here.
Killarney Way Park
2223 Killarney Way
The Killarney Way Park, primarily used by Killearn parents with toddlers and smaller children, is a short distance from the Thomasville Road main entrance into Killearn Estates and is fenced across the front for protection from Killarney Way traffic. This park with its playground equipment and pavilion covered picnic area is the perfect spot for a morning outing, an afternoon picnic, a birthday party or other special occasion. Just remember to get there early to set up your party as there are no reservations. Please help us keep our parks clean and beautiful by cleaning up after your event and let KHA know of any areas that might need maintenance.
Shannon Lakes North Park
3207 Shannon Lakes North
Shannon Lakes North Park, located between Ferns Glen Drive and Heather Hill Lane, allows access of small boats that can be carried and launched by hand into Lake Killarney. Please do not drive into the lake bottom. The lock on the gate requires a code that can be obtained by calling the office at 893-3468. You must be a Killearn Estates Resident. For those just looking for a nice place to sit, there are benches located under the large oak tree. As always, the park hours are from sunup to sundown.
