This is a multi-use community park that also hosts a variety of regional sports and special events…read more The community benefits include playgrounds, picnic pavilions, a basketball court, baseball/softball fields, a paved walking track, skate park, beach volleyball courts, seasonal aquatic center, tennis courts, soccer fields...and more! There's a lot here for local residents and groups. Fairground also hosts a country fair and rodeo. It offers RV camping, Key to its position as a regional destination it's well maintained, clean, and convenient. Picnic facilities, playgrounds, and restrooms are spread throughout the park.

This was a great stop to make on our road trip. Park, pavilion and picnic tables were clean…read more Perfect for our kids ages 1-7. The walking path was great for stretching our legs.

I cannot believe this place was so close to us and we didn't know it! Great for walking the dog or…read moretaking the family for an afternoon stroll! Lots of nature and scenery. I've posted some of my own photos so you can see the bridge and such. Love this place!

Very diverse Park with a lot to offer. They have walking trails, baseball fields, picnic areas and…read moreeven have electric car parking spot with chargers. I usually walk from my house to here on Saturdays and Sundays. A very natural and relaxing view on the trails

The last time I visited, the ballpark was under construction. That was a while ago, so I thought…read moreI'd play a little hooky from work, and take in a day game on a semi-warm Spring afternoon. I'm happy to say, the field is in good shape and Loyola Park is a great place to watch a ballgame. If you're wanting an up close view, there's a small grandstand of bleachers directly behind home plate, in between the dugouts. I like sitting on the hill that begins behind home plate and flows down the line behind the first base dugout. Judging by my fellow fans, it's a pretty popular space. Feel free to bring your own fold out chair or blanket. You can see most of the field and you're also close enough to hear the infield chatter. A small concession stand is available. Bathrooms are located underneath the grand stands. The playing field is natural grass and dirt with mostly symmetrical outfield dimensions.

Very nice feilds for the kids! I'm not a fan of the parking situation but other then that it's a…read morevery nice ballpark!

Basket ball court, playground, benches, one grill, drinking fountain, baseball diamond, soccer…read morefield, swings and a five star view of downtown Kansas City. As an elevated point in Kansas city it's perfect for kite flying. Parks and rec do a good job keeping it clean. The surrounding neighborhood has Lots of kids so usually a game of softball or kickball is going on.

Cool views of downtown Kansas City from just west of the Crossroads District! Definitely worth a…read morequick drive by or a stroll through the neighborhood if you live close. One of my favorite views of one of my favorite cities!

What a fun place to spend the afternoon. We met some friends here to watch the Monarchs play ball…read more The game was exciting, it's family friendly and more economical than going to a major league game. The tickets are reasonably priced and parking is FREE! FREE! FREE!! The food and drinks are a bit pricey but overall you can spend an afternoon with the family at affordable prices. I highly recommend!!!

Let's go monarchs! Let's go free parking !!! The parking increase at Kaufman stadium has been…read morebugging me for awhile. So glad there is a place in KC to see a winning baseball team and I don't have to pay $20 to park to see them win. We get great seats behind home plate at a reasonable cost. And we get to see pretty much the same thing we would at the K. The staff is very friendly and the food costs are reasonable. The stats support it - $200 for a family of four to go to the k or $100 to see the monarchs. Please come support this awesome baseball team.

Phil Welch Stadium - home of the St. Joseph Mustangs - is a great small town minor league baseball…read morestadium. Built in 1939 - the ole ballpark has a lot of old school charm. Bleacher seats, steel beams that hold up an overhanging roof, metal light poles and more. The playing surface is natural grass with a dirt infield. Dimensions are 307 feet down the lines and 400 feet to centerfield. Behind the scenes - the bathrooms and concessions stand are modern, well kept and well staffed. Keep an eye on the nightly promotions and theme nights. They're a lot of fun.

Very child friendly with tons of fun giveaways and games for the kids! Recommend for families. Good…read morebeer specials and moderate priced food options.

Nice venue. Parking…read moreis a bit of a mess. They need more folks directing traffic. The line to get in was very long and not well managed. Some lines moved quickly and others slowly. Inside was the same for drink lines. Staff is nice, but painfully slow. The seats are comfy and the sound system is good. We could hear well.

Scheduled graduations over playoff hockey. The Mavs are the main tenant and source of revenue This…read morewill likely cause the Mavs to move to Olathe. Poor scheduling and poor management. Bush league mistakes.