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.

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

Goofball S8boards is an indoor skate park in the Waldo neighborhood of Kansas City and it is an…read moreabsolute blast!! I had no idea that this indoor skatepark existed until I went to the annual Waldo Sip & Stroll. This spot is great for beginning or experienced skateboarders or roller skaters. They offer individual classes as well as group glasses. Don't have a skateboard? Not a problem! Goofball offers skateboards, helmets, and pads to borrow. You can also buy boards and accessories here! This is a wonderful indoor activity and spot to celebrate a birthday or party in the Kansas City area. There is a parking lot and the staff is wonderful! Make sure to check this spot out asap!

From the owner: Safe, sober, and friendly for all! Goofball Sk8boards is an indoor skatepark and shop for…read moreskateboarders and roller skaters in the Waldo neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri. The indoor park is donation-based. You will never be turned away for lack of ability to pay!

Our new favorite park!…read more Complete with toddler friendly play equipment, a 9 hole disc golf course, a creek, and a splash pad, Howard Park is our favorite place to play. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood, this park has never been busy the handful of times we've been there. It's like our very own secret splash pad. So happy to have found it.

Paved blacktop parking and small walking trials. Nine holes disc golf. Splash park. Large and small…read moreplayground. Clean bathrooms.

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

This is an outstanding park with so many amenities! It has a beautiful pond, hockey area, tennis…read morearea, skateboarding area, large playground area, disc golf course, a variety of walking trails that are paved. A multitude of picnic areas and benches scattered throughout. They also have it lit up at Christmas, which is beautiful.

This park is so beautiful and there's plenty to do here. There's a skate park, two tennis courts,…read morehockey area to skate, two kids playground, big walking trails that goes all around, plus there's an aquatic center with lots of water slides! Also when fall hits they hang christmas lights all around the park for people to visit and stroll aroundlat night. It's a must visit during Christmas time!

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!

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 can't wait for the street car to be up and operating at the Berkeley Riverfront! They have…read moredefinitely change the area a lot! The trail is still as beautiful as ever! So sad that Bar-K had to leave the area but hopefully they ass restaurants and more social things to attract people to the area! I especially love the volleyball! Maybe we will get some pickleball courts soon!?

It's very level and easy to get your steps in…read more Tracked round trip 2.9 miles along the Riverfront Heritage Trail Berkley Riverfront from Christopher S. Bond Bridge to the Town of Kansas Bridge where you not only have fresh air but the path ends with Mural KC.. beautiful works of art. It'll be nice when all the construction is done; the dust blowing bothered my senses

This park would be perfect we're it not for the TOXIC CHEMICALS falling down on it once the sun…read moresets and the air cools. It is sickening they'd build a park right next to all the industry and smokestacks around the area!! We wondered why all the pickleball courts suddenly emptied, and all the players disappeared - then we smelled the nasty, heavy odor. Stay away, for your health.

Another impressive park that I have never been to until I discovered it while following the KC…read moreParade of Hearts. Located at the confluence of Line Creek into the mighty Missouri River just downstream from the Argosy Casino. This riverfront park has lots to offer; multiple pickleball courts, picnic shelters, lots of paved walking/biking paths, kids playground equipment, large public art installations and a beautiful courtyard to watch the longest river in the nation snake it's wide muddy water past your gaze. There are not a lot of places in the metro that offer such a great up close vista of our most under-utilized and unappreciated natural wonder. I see myself returning for pre-work lunches or coffee since I work just a mile away. Good job city of Riverside!