I have been to this park plenty of times and I'm surprised I've never checked into it. One of the…read morereasons I come here is because they have a .5 mile Loop that goes around the park grounds and a man-made pond. This is also home of the Gladstone Amphitheater where they host different events throughout the spring and summer. This park is joined Oak Park Track. Very well kept and manicure Park

it's a very nice park. And my friends go there very often and we never had any issues. Sometimes…read morethere is a few teenagers but oh well lol! They have a 0.5 mile walking trail perfect for biking or walking or jogging they have a park in the center that has things for all ages, also have a cute pond and geese!

This a neat little park tucked away in a quiet Liberty neighborhood…read more An asphalt trail surrounds the park, which is a bit unique, because it's cut into two sides by a creek. The west side of the park includes a rope-based spiderweb contraption, that the kids can climb and swing from, a softball field, a soccer field and a bathroom facility. The east side of the park includes a playground with some swings, a jungle gym and a slide, a cabana area for groups and lots of green space. It's the perfect spot for a picnic, a place to layout and read a book if the weather is right or a even a place to toss a around a frisbee or a football.

We usually drive through this park when we are in town. It's very pretty throughout different parts…read moreof the year. There are some nice views too. We like to park, have lunch, and look out at the Atchison bridge. My hubby grew up here and said there used to be a lot of activities here like a magician and such. I am not sure if they do anything anymore. I can't wait to visit again once we come back in the summer.

This park is pretty nifty, and is larger than you would think! Sweet place to hang out with friends!read more

Wonderful little country splash park. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood nook. Clean showers and…read morebathrooms provide the entrance and exit encouraging guests to rinse before and after play time. Concessions are open and staffed by a park and rec worker during all open hours. Park available for private reservation (paid) just check website or call city. Lots of chairs and benches. Ring/hook toss games. artificial turf for sunbathing or picnicking. Covered areas. FREE to public during open summer hours usually a few days after school lets out. Water can be activated by a push button. Bring your own towels. Toys/water guns not encouraged. fostering imaginative water play. Outside food and drink allowed. no glass.

I love that the park itself has a fence around it, and then the splash pad portion inside that has…read morea fence with a gate. So if you have a runner, it at least slows them down!! ****Soon the parks department will build a bathroom and a public parking lot. If they add more shade (the sun rises in the East ) and get bathrooms, this will become a 5 star review

Pros: it's a nice area with picnic tables, open areas, trails, fire pits, grills, plus a gravel…read moreparking lot. Cons: isolated on country down gravel roads, outhouse type bathroom, no running water or trash cans. Even with the pros and cons it's a great place - the grass is mowed and a currently dry creek runs right by or through.

Large, large park with both a small and a large dog side. I have seen owners get into verbal…read morealtercations in this park. I have also seen dogs getting out of control and fighting. Most people are friendly that come to this park.

This is the best fenced off leash park I have visited! It is Huge and has lots of features that…read moremake it appealing. Large shade trees, big rocks and interesting terrain, double gated entry, water fountains, benches and even an agility obstacle! I am well impressed, Leavenworth!

On either side of the peacefully flowing Rush Creek is the North and South Twin Trails, named after…read moretwin daughters of Edgar and Ruth Sullivan. Finding these walking paths, down S Main Street, was a stroke of luck after biking the 10k route between English Landing and Platte Landing parks. It offered a way to stretch the legs among tall trees that shielded us from the hum of activities on the outside. The wood chips made for a soft trek, and viewpoints of the creek made for a calming experience. Granted it was a short walk, and while I desired a longer distance, being a part of preserved nature can never be overvalued. These trails add to the charm of Parkville!