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.

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.

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 misnamed. Holcolm is more a sports complex. There is a gym with a weight room, a…read moremeeting room and a basketball court. They also have ping pong tables. This building is highly trafficked and is always buzzing. In addition to the gym, Holcolm houses several softball diamonds, a skateboard park, sand volleyball and several pavilions for meetings and grilling. Lawrence Parks and Recreation department also hosts classes here on occasion. I always think of this park differently than the other parks in town because of the sports aspect. During the spring and summer months this park is rocking. The softball diamonds are packed with people. Holcolm hosts a number of leagues and it's teaming with people. The facilities at Holcolm are always clean and well maintained. Staff does a great job at keeping this place running smoothly, too. Staff has always been nice and helpful. There are also several large lots so parking is a breeze. There are no metered parking spaces- it's all free. I am sure there is a fee for the softball leagues but there are no fees for the volleyball, basketball or weightlifting. This is quite an enjoyable venue. Lawrence is lucky to have this facility and grounds.

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!

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

Great spot in Northwest Olathe for multipurpose outdoor recreation. Whether you're looking for a…read moreskate park that is safe and accessible, walking paths, play equipment for the littles, or open courts for sports, Two Trails has it. Open space is not exactly at a premium in JoCo, but organized, shared recreational areas are always a privilege. Two Trails has a great walking path encircling the park plus restroom facilities open in the warmer months. For the active, there are two tennis courts and SIX pickleball courts open on a first-come, first-served (ha!) basis. There are other spaces, both public and private, for pickleball in JoCo, but for outdoor play where you can almost always get on the court immediately, Two Trails is a winner. Safe space for littles with play equipment and soft landings plus seating for the grown-ups to watch over the playtime. Throw in shared facilities for the school district, such as ball fields, and Two Trails is one of Olathe's best spots to get outside.

my running club has been meeting here for years during the summer months. We love it. plenty of…read moreparking. indoor bathrooms and the trail will lead to the Mill Creek Trail system once we cross Ridgeview. When we get back from a run we can add on extra miles by running the asphalt trail around the park, it measures .75 miles. On the east side of the park keep your eyes and ears open, someone is actually raising a pig in their back yard. true story.

There's nothing not to like...the park is clean and very safe. During sports events, even when…read morecrowded with simultaneous soccer and baseball games, the operations run efficiently and without incident. Snack bar is reasonably priced, quick, and staffed with good people. The baseball umps are professional and the entire park is well-maintained. Has a great skate park, frolf course, baseball and t-ball diamonds, soccer fields, picnic pavilions with bbq pits, and a scenic walking/running trail. Nearby trailheads connect with the larger Raymore trail system.

From the owner: Located on the southern end of town on 80 acres, Recreation Park is the largest of Raymore's four…read moreexisting parks. It is also the most active park with approximately 80% of its space dedicated to active programmable use. The Raymore Skate Park is also found in Recreation Park, as is Recreation Park Pond (daily creel limits for fishing are 4 channel catfish, 2 bass, 20 blue gill, 30 crappie), baseball complex with concessions, the Optimist Shelter and nearby concession stand, and the East Shelter with new playground equipment (Gemini climbing nets and climbing rock). Hours of operation: Dawn to 11 p.m.

Nice place for all the tournaments or games coming all over places . Just the parking are pretty…read moretight When there many games . Besides that nice place to go eat and shop after a raft game .

This is a beautiful, fully-featured soccer complex. The fields are lighted, synthetic, and…read moreall-season, with a cooling system. Other features include play areas, a skate park, free wi-fi, three cafes, office areas, restrooms, and plenty of parking. This sports facilty gets it right.

Great park! A very nice large play set that works for all ages. Also wheel chair friendly and lots…read moreof cool musical toys throughout the play set and surrounding area. Swings and zip line type of area and big metal spinning wheel that my grandson enjoyed. They have a skateboard park, bathrooms and lots of parking, picnic tables. Would definitely bring all my grandkids back!

it's amazing for little kids and toddlers. Love the open space for picnics and skate park.read more