I stumbled upon this park when I was pregnant with my daughter in hopes of finding a safe park that…read moreI'd be comfortable bringing her to and Roe Park is just that plus more! My daughter has been here since she was 1 month old. After taking her first steps, she walked the trail of roe park. So it's safe to say that this park not only gives you a fun time but there are great memories built here too. They have a play area for the littles and for the bigger kids, a walking trail for walking and bicycling, tennis courts, baseball field, open yard space for both soccer and football, benches and shelter area, and when it's hot out...a water park! I highly recommend this park to parents and guardians, I guarantee your kid will walk away happy after visiting.

what a great use of space and way for the community to gather together to use the outdoors. I have…read moreonly been here a few times and am always amazed at the amount of people using it. On top of multiple play areas, there is a splash park, over covers for picnics, a large walking trail with pavement, and exercise equipment. We used this space for a birthday party and it was the perfect size. While setting up, kids were able to play within watching distance on the park area. The equipment is updated and new. It also offers unique activities that you might not see at other parks. Lots of swinging options. Lots of parking as well. I love this park.

Great trail around the lake. Half is paved and the other half is chipped but very walkable terrain…read more In between, you cross the dam, which has a very 'sculptural' design. We stopped at a group of people watching a beaver resting on the spillway. A couple of nice picnic pavilions and (remarkably) clean restrooms have shaded playgrounds for kids. The real treat is a professional-grade Disc Golf course. For the less adventurous or for practice is a second, small course. All in all, a gem of a Lenexa park!

Yesterday I brought my grandkids here to try out this park. We were unable to try out all of it,…read morebut the areas that we did investigate we really enjoyed. I appreciate it that the play areas we went to had partial shade from the alcove of trees. There was a variety of play sets spread out with natural features of tree stumps and such for the kids to climb on. They had a lot of nice walking plaques to explain the walking trail. The golfing disc course was nice because a lot ofit was shaded. We will definitely go back to check out more of it when it is less hot.

Very clean park with a great paved walking trail. There is a bike trail through the woods but can…read moreget muddy at times. Take my dog here often.

Beautiful landscaping, has a small sitting gazebo where there's beautiful trees and plants and has…read morea zen garden feel. Has a small play area for kids and lots of walking path is in the shade. Very beautiful small park for a stroll.

This park is large and has many beautiful venue areas and trails with frisbee golf, basketball, and…read moremultiple play areas. The park is not very clean as broken glass, smells of weed, and cigarette butts are normal around the park. The part definitely gives a vibe or you should not be here past dark as there are many people drinking alcohol and playing loud music combined with seeing use of play areas as night shelters.

I'm a fan of Swope Park, and especially the original vision when the city was planned. This…read moreexpansive space acts like a potential Central Park of KC, equipped with Starlight, the Zoo, dog parks, hiking trails and golf courses. There have seen times there where I've been bullet casings littered around when I park, along with broken glass everywhere. It's too bad that is the case sometimes, because the potential here is a 5 out of 5 weekend park, but I have to dock it based on that. I like hiking and jogging the trails around here, they're surrounded by gigantic rocks, plenty of trees and even a good view or two as you make your way up. It's nice to have something like this that's not far from the city. I also love the Shawnee Mission Park trails, although they take some time to get out to for me.

I took two of my grandkids to this park. It has good amount of parking but the play set is situated…read morea bit farther away from the parking lot. It has a walking loop that is mostly sun. It also has a small section by the walking loop with 4 or 5 exercise machines to use. The playground is more suited for kids 3 and up. One of the slides that is twisty ended up hurting the 6 year old's hip sliding down it because the way it is made. There are on site restrooms but the city workers were De-winterizing them at the time.

Great little park for all ages they have little ladybugs and bumblebees to ride swings and slides…read moreof all sizes. They are open restrooms and good parking with a nice pavilion to have a picnic lunch. Walking trails and benches surround the park. A very peaceful and fun place to play.

This small park features two nicely maintained baseball fields (with bleachers), a play area, a…read moresmall shelter, a drinking fountain, and dedicated parking. It is located along the Indian Creek Bike Trail (behind Suburban Lawn & Garden). There was a fair amount of shade and several bird songs, but the sound of traffic was moderate. Overall A-OK.

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.

This is a great county park for several reasons. Really nice place to take a walk, especially…read morearound the pond. Multiples play areas for young children. Shaded areas and benches for parents. There are two well maintained tennis courts. You should definitely check out this park if you are in the area or nearby

Sweet little tucked away park behind the rec pool and school. It's usually quiet and has lots of…read moreplay equipment. It's a fairly safe park and not directly by a road so if you have a runner it's easy to keep track of them