This park is very fun for children and has tall climbing bridge structures your kid can explore and…read moreplay on along with walking trails, a big hill, and a bunch of shelters to sit down and eat lunch. Recommend to your family, and your kids will want to go back again!!!

I've been to this park once before in the past, but I forgot to review it. I brought two of my…read moregrandchildren back today. I parked in the main parking area. They played in the large play area that has a toddler section all the way to older climbing playgrounds, including swings and a zip line. This is a very nice park with an excellent walking trail and photo opportunities with a big circular sunflower. There is another smaller parking area of the street where you can park and use exercise equipment that they have installed. They also have electric charging stations for electric vehicle vehicles in the parking section. There are bathrooms as well. There is a sign detailing the park and areas to go. I believe there is another place section near a coffee shop/hotel that is nearby. We could have driven to that area, but we remained in the area we were currently at. Most of this park is in sun except the exercise area. I believe that was in shade.

I stopped by this quiet park on the way home so my grandson could try out the playground. This park…read moreis inside a residential area so there is no actual parking lot. But parking can be done on the street near the curb of the park. It's a quiet park with a small playground with newer equipment. There is a variety of regular swings, and also the larger swings for several kids. There is a walking trail that appears to be a loop. It's a small park, but it's nice and peaceful.

Catch us at a park all year long! Quail Creek Park has been in our rotation of parks and it is such…read morea great, little park! This park is tucked away in a neighborhood. There's no dedicated parking lot, but plenty of street parking. They have swings (2 baby ones, 2 normal ones, and two round tire type swings). The playground equipment is kind of advanced, but there are definitely things for younger littles. The ground is rubber material, so great for crawlers/ kiddos who are starting to walk! They also have a little creek and walking paths behind the park!

My toddler and I are on a fun mission to find the perfect park! Our criteria includes a safe…read moreneighborhood, plenty of benches, toddler swings, restrooms, and a sense of privacy to feed my son. This park hits almost all of our criteria! It has all of the above except for the toddler swings. Not an end-all for us because, honestly, my toddler mainly just collects rocks and sticks the whole time and has a blast doing so. This park feels very safe, which is the biggest pro! Definitely high on our list of parks.

This little park is located right behind Mission Hills City Hall. It's a cute little place set that…read moremy 2 1/2 year-old grandson enjoyed. There are several benches surrounding the playset. There are mature trees also surrounding the playset, so most of it is in the shade. He enjoyed the slide and the various aspects of the playset, like the child sitting area underneath the playset. The parking is limited because it is actually the parking lot for the City Hall. Thankfully, I was able to find a spot and we walked around the front of the building where there is an attractive area of flowers and a child statue fountain.

I saw this park from an Instagram reel and decided to try it out today with my grandson. I love…read morethat it is almost completely shaded. The park has a variety of play equipment, a huge sand area that even has toys that regular people probably have brought there and left. There is natural features for kids to explore, like rocks and stumps, and they also have a small handmade stream, but the time that I went, there was no water going through it. There is a baseball diamond and a walking trail around the park. There is also covered picnic area and an open picnic area and there are also even children picnic tables and some nice bathrooms. I would definitely go back because of all the natural features and the abundant shade.

Gotta like Franklin Park, it's a classic. Spanning three decades I've found myself here for…read morebaseball practices, frisbee with friends, running, and playing with my own kids. It might be facing some stiff competition from the fancy Meadowbrook Park down the road, but it stills holds its own. Sometime over the last 5-7 years, they added a little "play creek" type of area that is a lot of fun in the summer time for my girls. It's shaded and a unique way to get their hands dirty. The little track around it is better suited for walking vs running, in my opinion. It's not that big, and it can be a bit crowded on a nice spring day. They also have nice restrooms and a few water fountains, so this was a good turnaround spot for me when I was doing long distance runs. I'm always in favor of good parks and this is one of many throughout Kansas City!

This is a nice park hidden away the suburbs. It has a lovely small lake with fishing opportunities…read more It has a loop around the lake for walking and benches along the way, and also several exercise pieces. There's also a basketball court, bathrooms, covered picnic tables, and a playground for the kids. The playground is newer and has a variety of equipment that is unique. The only thing that I wish all playgrounds had was more shade coverings like they are starting to do with the newer ones. I brought my grandson here today, and most of the playground was in full sun, except one little part of it. Overall, a great park to visit. They have two parking lots from what I have seen.

Surreal, just a cool hidden little place that you could be walking by or driving by and not even…read morenotice it. They do have benches and I do have some athletic benches if you wanna do crunches for for example.

PV recently changed the entire intersection in this area, which was way overdue as it was very…read moreconfusing and awkward. With the road upgrades they also added a ton of space and smartly added a wonderful new play area and shelter/grill to the already frequently used basketball and sand volleyball courts. The new park has a exercise trail that goes around the perimeter so you could exercise while your kids climb all over the new playground area. There is a sand pit to dig in, lots of tree stumps to walk on and play follow the leader, a cool slide that sits right on a slope, a small rock climbing wall and toddler swings. This play area was obviously designed for kids 10 and under. I think older kids would be bored on the play stuff but would probably want use the courts anyway. There are only 2 swings and they are for kids under the age of 4. The shelter has a grill and so I'm sure it can be reserved. This is a great addition to what was wasted road space. This is not a big park, but is a nice stop on my way to the grocery for the kids to play on a warm day. It's been busy every time I've driven by if the temp is above 50!

Great place to meet somebody and walk around…read more.. Very central location if you're coming from the south or from the north Biggest recommendation is figure out where you're gonna meet ahead of time so you're not driving around going as it near the tennis courts or the front or the rose garden that type of thing because it is about a mile around so there's lots of different areas to park

This park is HUGE and absolutely stunning! We walked the…read moreouter loop, there were beautiful trees, a pond, and a couple cute bridges! I'd love to go back and explore more of the park but we were on a time crunch! They also had picnic tables, a play area, and fountains! There were lots of people walking their dogs out today too! And plenty I of nature to look at, we saw squirrels, and multiple types of birds including baby geese and a blue Herron. There's plenty of parking options as well and we loved that the whole trail was paved.

There is seriously so much to love about Antioch Park! First of all, it's massive. So, if you're…read morelooking for a place to go on a long walk with your dog, or immerse yourself in nature, you've found an excellent option. Secondly, the playgrounds are top notch. I mention this because as a parent of a young child I'm often on the hunt for great places to take her to get the "wiggles" out. There are about three different playground options, all in the same area so kids can move around freely and explore. One is geared more towards smaller kids which is great, there's also one for bigger kids, and there's even an old west themed play area where kids can pretend to be cowboys. I love that they have this area for imaginative play and it's such a unique find that really sets this park apart from others in the area. The public restrooms could be a bit cleaner, but it is a public park, and in general I'm just happy when a park has an OK restroom to use. Just make sure you set your expectations right before you venture into them and you'll be just fine. Overall I feel like there is still a lot more to this park I have to explore, and we'll for sure be back!

Beautiful park. We had our engagement photos taken there when the weather changed our original…read moreplans. It's also a great park to walk your dog around.

Mostly shaded and away from the road...mostly. Places to picnic, fish, fly kites, skip stones…read more.. People are polite and the path is not creepy feeling. Lots of places to park and join the trail. Drinking fountains for people and pets. Saw a ground hog!

Olathe and Overland Park are lucky to have this trail head and this trail system. My running club…read moremeets here every so often and we can either run to mid American Nazarene university which is about 2 1/2 miles away or go in the opposite direction and run for miles and miles. Unfortunately there is no water here but there is a trashcan and a porta-potty. so if you're in the area be sure to stop by and use this wonderful trail for running biking rollerblading walking. it's great for everything.

Today my nephew and I went to the park. There are tennis courts and a paved path that goes all the…read moreway around the park area for dog walkers and walkers. This park had a lot of different things: 2 swings for older kids 2 swings for younger kids 1 tire swing Merry go round Spring dolphin seat 1 digger in a sand pit area 1 younger kid jungle gym 1 older kid jungle gym 1 plastic log roller My nephew really like the digger and there are plastic banjos on the smaller jungle gym that were appealing for him as well. There is also 1 port-o-potty. A plastic bag dispenser for pup poop bags. I know we will be attending again the next time I visit, however I don't know when that is, since I don't live here. But it is a good park for sure.

When we first moved to Prairie Village, four years ago, I would have given this park 5 stars…read more The tennis court is well taken care of, the path around the park is great, plenty of parking, a shelter, a restroom, sandbox area, and a playground. Unfortunately the city of Prairie Village decided to do improvements and the new playground equipment isn't friendly to smaller children. The toddler playground you see in the pictures is no longer there and other than the sandbox or climbing on the nature area with logs, there really isn't a lot for toddlers to do. It's a great park for older kids, but it's unfortunate that the only park within walking distance for us is no longer friendly to small children.