This place is awesome!…read more First, there's a lot to do: -Totally little kid friendly area. They call this the zero depth area. Two kinds of slides, interactive fountains and fenced in. -Lap Swim area - even during peak hours, they maintained a few lanes for lap swimmers. -Normal "pool" areas varying from 3ft to 6ft. -A "lillypad" challenge. Put your ego aside because the kids will kick your butt, but it's super fun. -Diving boards (low and higher - I think apx 3 m) -Aqua wall (like a rock wall) -two slides Note: What I love about the slides, they have double tubes so you can take your little one with you. This policy/allowance SAVED THE DAY -Lazy river So why is that important? Because you can keep rotating through the various activities and really enjoy a good, long time there. Finally - their staff is top notch. Super helpful, engaging, nearly always smiling. Shawnee is lucky to have this place! It's worth the drive!

I'm a long time Johnson County resident and live not far from this pool. I used to bring my…read moregrandkids for years and had a membership. This is the first time I've been back in probably four years. We tried out there twilight hours for the pool, which are from 6 PM to 8 PM. It seems to be the least busiest and also it's not blazing sun, and there's more chairs to choose from with umbrellas at that time. I brought my 12 year-old granddaughter, my eight-year-old granddaughter and my six-year-old granddaughter. They had a great time in the pool, but there were several things they were disappointed by. They wanted to go down the lazy river in one of the Floaties and even though there weren't that many people they did not have very many Floaties to use. Also, they had the slide closed down that you go down with on the Floaties. They did have a good amount of lifeguards who are paying attention. I think the one negative it seemed like there were no adults on the premises, it was all teenagers. Now I will say that the teens were doing their job and we're not messing around and very attentive. But I do believe they need an adult to handle unruly people or people trying to sneak in to the pool without paying. There was a line to get in at the 6 PM twilight hours. And everyone was waiting patiently, but there was only one teenage boy at the checkout. There were three adult women in their 20s, who clearly went around the line and snuck in the side door and were bold about it. I do believe that the young man saw them and just didn't want to deal with them. When I got up to the cash register to pay, he was friendly and he asked if I was a resident of Shawnee and I said yes, and he asked to see my drivers license which I have no problem with. I think that's a good thing but it's still irritating that he knew they had snuck in and did nothing about it. I paid by Apple Pay and then I got one lifejacket for the smaller granddaughter and the other granddaughter who is a brought her own. I found a seat easily and watched the kids enjoy the water. The pool seemed clean and fresh. The bathrooms were another matter, the women's bathroom was a mess, and I tried to put my purse in a variety of lockers on the outside that did not work. I finally found one that worked with my lock that I brought so that I could swim. I enjoyed the pool as well and most people behaved themselves. There will always be some kids that they need to blow the whistle on about rules that need to be obeyed for the safety of others. And the last comment I have was, I was sitting in a chair by the lazy river, watching the grandkids go by and there were what appeared to be older teens. There were two girls and one boy. The girl punched the boy and proceeded to call him racial slurs in a negative connotation, (she was the same race). She kept hitting him and he did not hit her back and he just tried to hold her wrist to prevent it. The lifeguard clearly saw what was going on and did not blow the whistle or say "Hey, stop that or you're going to have to leave. " He clearly just turned his back on it and did not want to deal with it. The other girl was embarrassed and saw everyone looking, and she de-escalate the situation. So that was concerning to me because what if it was a larger crowd that got into an altercation around all of the children that were there. I absolutely know that the lifeguards could not handle the situation and they would have to leave their posts which then leaves the swimmers at risk. They need to definitely have an adult or several on the premises, particularly a security guard to make people think twice about their actions.

Decided to stop by this playground since the weather was nicer This playground is for ages two…read morethrough 12. It has nice soft under footing for the playground and the swings. It's primarily just a park for kids to play at with no walking trail and just one picnic table and two benches. The playset is updated and is nice for smaller children.

A great new addition to the neighborhood! This little park is still getting its finishing touches,…read morebut it's already a gem. Located at 155th and Chestnut in Bonner Springs, it features: walking trails, Picnic tables, two clean bathrooms, a large playground with a fun scavenger hunt activity, and drinking fountains. There is also convenient parking with easy access. The park is clean, well-maintained, and perfect for families, walkers, or anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors. Looking forward to seeing it fully finished!

Excellent for the price!…read more Summer hours are 12-8 mon-fri 11-8 sat-sun. We have attended several twilight admissions. $3 off after 5 pm, you still get three prime hours to swim! The day crowd had tapered off and getting chairs is not a problem! They have a Olympic size pool with both regular and high dives. A awesome childrens aqua structure, zero entry kiddie pool area and lazy river. The kids also loved the two tall water slides! It is not as big, crowded or as costly as OofF or the unfinished Baughn. I will pick this cute water park over its bigger competitors any day! We are actually considering season passes next year! $60 each before May 15th! Well worth the price and pay for themselves in just a few visits! I have told several friends about the location and what is has to offer! Great place! Great price!

I was very disappointed that they only had the lazy river open and the water was so low. Also way…read moretoo many people to have only one attraction open. And pricey!! Not ever going back!

We love this place! The employees up front are always extremely kind and welcoming. Our boys enjoy…read moreplaying in the showroom, I enjoy that they change it up every so often, it's also a great way to see the play sets in person if you are considering purchasing one. It's a wonderful place in the summer or winter!

We went to this wonderful show room to try out all the play sets they have. They have open play for…read more$8 cash or $9 with credit card. They have wonderfully made play sets that are very sturdy and high quality. Our grandson enjoyed trying out all of them and the mini basket ball court and trampolines. I highly recommend for fun and for purchase for a backyard.

This place is perfectly fine if you want to swim with a lot of rules. If you like to be yelled at…read morefor anything and everything under the sun by teenagers, short-changed by concession kids, and tricked into thinking someone is actually drowning because they decided it would be smart to do "lifeguard training" on a jam-packed Friday, then this place is for you. The whistle blowing is downright obnoxious. It seems like they're just looking for a reason to reprimand someone. For example, "no floaties in this part of the pool but totally fine right next to it." Mind you, my toddler had been swimming with floaties in that section for 30 uninterrupted minutes. This place looks like a blast but we won't be back.

I have heard so many horrible stories from this pool and all of them were race based. Someone I…read moreknow who worked there was treated so badly by Anna, the manager, she was so exclusively rude to him and his co workers made so many racist jokes and comments. Another story i've heard was a lifeguard calling a black kid the hard r in front of his family, bad bad vibes...

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.

I took my granddaughter to this park today. It is a peaceful park surrounded by upscale homes. It…read morehas a good size parking lot, and 2 larger areas that are covered with picnic tables, and one has a stone fireplace. This park has a small pond with a water fountain in the middle, a walking trail surrounding the park. The park is made up of natural elements for kids to explore. There is a large wire climbing apparatus that is primarily for older kids. There is a slide that is built into the natural surroundings. The kids can explore by climbing on rocks or tree stumps or playing in the dirt. There is a home that has acreage with horses backed up to the park that families can quietly watch. There is a sign asking that no one feed or touch the horses. The negative about the park is that it's mostly in sun besides the two covered areas. It was not busy at all with just a few older people walking on the paved walking path. I would say this park is better for kids that appreciate natural elements and playing in them or are older to climb the playset. There is also a splash pad for the summer.

I hate to share a review, but I hate a gatekeeper even more. Erfurt park is a hidden gem and the…read moreperfect place for my daughter to get ALL her energy out. We love the open field and the different trail ways, the lake and fountain are beautiful touches. If you walk far enough there's a secret splash pad in the back next to a huge jungle gym and swings for all ages! Whether you are looking for the perfect spot to watch the sunset, get a few miles of steps in or just want to sit and enjoy nature this is the perfect place!