My running club meets here on Wednesday nights during the summer. We love it because most of the…read moretrail is shaded and is relatively flat. The park offers plenty of parking and is quite safe. I've been here for the free summer concert series and it's a great place to listen to live music.

I had the opportunity to visit this park for Liverpool concert. (Liverpool is a Beatles tribute…read moreband.) I can honestly say it was so much fun! I was not aware that Olathe park had events like this.. and for free. There is a lovely 14 mile trail along this park that is perfect for walking and bike riding. The trail is well shaded and the pavement fairly smooth.

Beautiful park. Lots of things to do. Well kept Lots of soccer fields and nice walking/running…read morepath

So much room to play!…read more Happy Rock is a good-sized, family-friendly park. I go to take advantage of their (4) tennis courts which are rarely full. There is a 1.3 mile walking trail that is well-kept. Bicycles are not allowed on the trail though. Additional amenities include restrooms and portable potties, small basketball court, soccer fields, playgrounds, picnic tables...not much more you need to enjoy a day at the park!

This park has probably 5 or 6 acres of space, there is a climbing structure for kids, a full…read morebasketball court, a single tennis court, two volleyball nets with sand, plumbed restrooms, a large field with kids soccer net frames, a reservable picnic shelter with ten tables and two charcoal grills. There is abundant parking and a number of convenient trash cans. The play structure is on bark chips I stead of sand which I prefer as I don't get shoes full of sand at home care of my child.

This is a really nice park! Lovely walking trails in a variety of directions with sun and shade and…read morea bridge and access to explore the creek. They have a toddler playset area and also older kids playset area. They have covered picnic area and you can rent a bike. They have big fields for playing soccer as well.

We went on a beautiful fall day. There are nice benches around the playground and lots of fun…read moreclimbing structures for grandchildren. We had so much fun and cannot wait to visit again!

Love the park updates and the recent fence addition! It's been a favorite for the space, play…read moreoptions and variety.

I saw this park on an Instagram reel so I decided to visit it with my grandson. The playground is…read morenicely redone and large with a big variety of play equipment and soft Astroturf ground underneath. It has shaded a picnic area and nice bathrooms and a newly redone basketball court. It has a walking trail surrounding the park as well. The negative is that the whole park is in full sun. So we had to leave pretty quickly because it was too hot. But it would be great when it is cooler weather.

Nice place for all the tournaments or games coming all over places . Just the parking are pretty…read moretight When there many games . Besides that nice place to go eat and shop after a raft game .

This is a beautiful, fully-featured soccer complex. The fields are lighted, synthetic, and…read moreall-season, with a cooling system. Other features include play areas, a skate park, free wi-fi, three cafes, office areas, restrooms, and plenty of parking. This sports facilty gets it right.

Basket ball court, playground, benches, one grill, drinking fountain, baseball diamond, soccer…read morefield, swings and a five star view of downtown Kansas City. As an elevated point in Kansas city it's perfect for kite flying. Parks and rec do a good job keeping it clean. The surrounding neighborhood has Lots of kids so usually a game of softball or kickball is going on.

Cool views of downtown Kansas City from just west of the Crossroads District! Definitely worth a…read morequick drive by or a stroll through the neighborhood if you live close. One of my favorite views of one of my favorite cities!

I took my grandson today to this park. They have a nice loop walking trail that is well maintained…read more They have big fields for soccer or baseball or just throwing a frisbee around. They have a play ground area and they also have a skateboarding park, which is unique.

Nice area park with plenty of room to run! The amenities are older, but well maintained…read more They've got a playground, a skate park, baseball diamonds, and soccer fields. They've got real bathrooms, covered picnic tables, and a concrete walking trail. They've even got a pay phone which is something I haven't seen in years!

Nice park to take lunch time walk or jog. One time around = 1/2 mile. Also has two soccer fields,…read morepavilion and play ground for kids. Area is quiet and just a good place for me to spend my lunch hour. Concrete walking trail could use some TLC.

My four year old has soccer here every Saturday and while it's not fancy, it's functional and works…read morewell for little ones. First thing to note is that this is way the heck out there. My parents live nearby so we're used to the drive this far out south, but you might think it's just south OP, it's really much further. The easiest way to find it is to take the exit on 69 for the OP Arboretum and keep going until you see signage for the soccer park. Once there, you'll want to pay close attention to what field you're on as there are TONS. If you enter from the east the field numbers will decrease in value. Once you find your area, you park, and so far, despite being there on Saturday mornings we haven't had a big issue with parking. There seems to be enough for the folks playing on the days we're around. Once you find your field it's easy enough from there. Keep in mind this is a pretty basic, no frills place to play soccer. I THINK there are maybe some indoor restrooms, though they are nowhere near our field and I typically walk by a porta potty on the way to soccer each weekend. Luckily for me our soccer only lasts about 45 mins so it hasn't been an issue yet. Once at your field you simply watch from the sidelines and the kiddos play. The only real critiques I have is that since it's so bare bones, it's real turf so there is a higher chance of rain outs playing here due to mud, I think it would be better if there was a real restroom easily accessible, and this is just me, but it's VERY windy out there so I always feel like I'm a pioneer out in the wilderness, but that's just me. Overall, it's a pretty decent spot to play, and I can get over my qualms for an easy in and out soccer game experience once a week.

Worse experience for 2 soccer tournaments through them. The referees do not know the game. They…read morehave feild Marshall's sitting with opposing teams in normal clothing and nothing to identify them as a field Marshall. They will not provide names nor do they state their position. I had to file a police report for harassment because it was so bad. STAY AWAY TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN AS HALF THEIR REFS AND MARSHALL'S ARE TEAM PARENTS THAT ARE UNFAIR.