Sport & pools
Kfar Saba's football stadium, opened on 11 October 1986, with about 5,800 seats; home ground of Hapoel Kfar Saba and Beitar Kfar Saba.
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Levita Stadium
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Sport & pools · HaPark (and Kfar Saba HaTze'ira)
A bike pump track with a 50 m beginners' loop, a 150 m advanced loop and 4 skills stations, plus a bike pump and water fountains. No riders under 5; ages 5-13 must ride with an adult; helmet required.
Sport & pools · HaPark (and Kfar Saba HaTze'ira)
Skatepark in the city park with half-pipes, quarter-pipes, rails, boxes, pyramids and bowls, for skateboards and roller skates only. For ages 8 and up; helmet, closed shoes and elbow and wrist guards are required.
Sport & pools
The city's open sports park: multi-use courts, grass pitches for five-a-side football, basketball, three beach-volleyball courts and leisure facilities.
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