This park is amazing! It's great for beginners and experienced skaters. I love taking my kid hereread more

Great spot in NKC for a walk, some play time for the littles, or just enjoy touching grass…read more NKC has plenty of 'hidden' gems and Macken Park is one of them. With plenty of acreage at the northeast corner of Howell & Clark Ferguson, this is a safe and serviced greenspace just waiting to be explored. The 'soft' track encircles the park if you want to get some steps, and there are great ball fields just waiting for spring to come so they can be used frequently. Tennis courts are at the east end and the restroom facilities are found on both sides of the park. Enjoy NKC's public spaces! If Macken isn't your thing, then Dagg Park is just a block or two south and has more equipment tailored to littles. Different strokes for different audiences!

Macken Park has nice trails, playgrounds, facilities, and convenient parking. Enjoy a number of…read moreFridays in the Park.

A compact and diverse park located next to Riverside's main intersection of Vivion and Gateway has…read moresomething for everyone. Walking trails inside the park that connect to The Line Creek Trail that connects to most major trails in the northland, access to Line Creek itself that runs next to the park, a skatepark for the cool kids, a playground for the younger kids, gazebos and benches for family gatherings and a lot of history and signage for us nerds. The site is very important from an archeological standpoint of indigenous settlements going back 7000 years. Lots of excavation has been done here over the past century+ and the location is on the National Registry of Historic Places. Thanks to the Argosy casino money, Riverside is able to keep the place is great condition with continuing additions and improvements, and the location is next door to the new library. A perfect combination to entertain the kiddos for a day.

pretty good for kids or beginners, and also next to a basketball core to practice some flat ground…read moretricks

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.

clean, great playground equipment. Covered tables. Great walking path around entire outside edge…read more Good parking

With the weather being beautiful yesterday, I decided to take Gabby out on a nice walk at the local…read morepark. I've only lived in Raytown for about a year, and since it's started to get warmer, I've been wanting to get out and check out the city more. Being a 'burbs kind of girl, I love parks. This particular park I thought was great! Lee Kenagy park features a large pond that is stocked and you can fish in it, as well as a walking trail that I think is about a half-mile long. It has shelters, restrooms, playgrounds, and even a small "skate park" for boarders and bladers. it's got some pretty decent ramps on it I thought, although I'm definitely not an expert on the subject. There are 4 tennis courts, and a softball area as well. As the weather warms even more, you will definitely see a lot of kids up here playing and skating!

Nice clean park, very well maintained. Tennis courts, skate park, 2 play areas for children and a…read morewalking/bike trail.

Skate 3 is an excellent game, with immersive gameplay and an endless array of tricks to perform in…read morea massive landscape. I purchased this game for $20 from Vintage Stock, and I can confidently say it has been the best $20 I ever spent. Unlike Skate XL, the newer version, Skate 3 brings a sense of nostalgia on top of the already wonderful feeling of skating around a map, free of stress, and playing with friends. I give this game a 4.9/5 and recommend it to anyone who enjoys skating and to anyone willing to try a fun older game with a layer of nostalgia.

What a hidden gem on an otherwise sleepy Sunday afternoon. Loved the hills and shady trees in…read morewalking distance to The Merc. Neat little playground for toddlers and a skate park for tweens and older. Nice grassy getaway.

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!