Kingsley is a village in Michigan, United States, situated in southern Grand Traverse County. Founded by Myron S. Brownson and Judson Kingsley and incorporated in 1893, the village is spread over a total area of 1.44 square miles, based on the records provided by the United States Census Bureau. The village is a part of the Traverse City Micropolitan Area, is located within Paradise Township, and has a total population of around 1,400 people (as of the 2020 census). The village experiences a humid continental climate characterized by warm to hot summers and cold winters. Public education in the village is served through the Kingsley Area School District, which has elementary, middle, and high schools for its residents. Additionally, transportation is taken care of by the nearest Cherry Capital Airport and the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad, including multiple main streets and US routes.