Upcoming KPCA Events can be found by clicking on the "KPCA Calendar" on the top right of the page or by clicking here.

 

Kings Park featured in the Washington Post! - July 2022

Check out the article on Kings Park written by Laura Scudder: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/07/27/where-we-live-kings-park/

 

 

Signs of Hope in Neighborhood 

Virginia neighbors fill yards with homemade signs of hope. Amid the uncertainty and self-isolation we face in this pandemic, one Northern Virginia neighborhood decided to bring joy and color to their community. “It was kind of nice that as soon as this happened everything started blooming,” remarks Christine Waters from her front yard in Springfield, Virginia.

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Welcome to the Kings Park Community

The Kings Park Civic Association (KPCA) sponsors this website to facilitate and enhance the ability of Kings Park residents to share ideas, concerns, and information with their neighbors.

Kings Park is a community of 1100 single family homes bounded by Braddock Road, Burke Lake Road, Rolling Road, Lake Accotink Park and the Danbury Forest Community. Kings Park is served by some of the highest ranked public schools in the state, resides near Kings Park Park and Lake Accotink Park, and is within a few miles of the Audrey Moore Recreation Center. Kings Park also contains a community pool, Parliament Pool.

If you have comments, suggestions, or recommendations, please e-mail KingsParkCivicAssociation@gmail.com.

Kings Park Neighborhood watch

Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Neighborhood Watch is a volunteer citizen program of mutual assistance among neighbors aimed at reducing crime in Kings Park at the grass roots level.  It involves neighbors getting to know neighbors, staying alert to the potential for crime, and willing to look out for each other’s interest.

More information click here

 

Kings Park by the numbers

Compiled by Beverly Boschert

Here are some existing data about our neighborhood and county.  

Our Kings Park subdivision has 1130 Single Family Detached houses the originals were built in the 1960s.  Many modifications have been made in the following decades.

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Contact us 

Kings Park Civic Association

P.O. Box 1243
Springfield, VA 22151-1243
KingsParkCivicAssociation@gmail.com

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