This place is amazing I played here and it has the best turf but it is a little hard to see the…read morefields look at the fences what a wonderful complex

This complex is top-notch. One of the best facilities in the country! The only complaint I would…read morehave is that the fields are not marked that well up high. Look along the fence line for the numbers. Beautiful playing grounds!

My four year old has soccer here every Saturday and while it's not fancy, it's functional and works…read morewell for little ones. First thing to note is that this is way the heck out there. My parents live nearby so we're used to the drive this far out south, but you might think it's just south OP, it's really much further. The easiest way to find it is to take the exit on 69 for the OP Arboretum and keep going until you see signage for the soccer park. Once there, you'll want to pay close attention to what field you're on as there are TONS. If you enter from the east the field numbers will decrease in value. Once you find your area, you park, and so far, despite being there on Saturday mornings we haven't had a big issue with parking. There seems to be enough for the folks playing on the days we're around. Once you find your field it's easy enough from there. Keep in mind this is a pretty basic, no frills place to play soccer. I THINK there are maybe some indoor restrooms, though they are nowhere near our field and I typically walk by a porta potty on the way to soccer each weekend. Luckily for me our soccer only lasts about 45 mins so it hasn't been an issue yet. Once at your field you simply watch from the sidelines and the kiddos play. The only real critiques I have is that since it's so bare bones, it's real turf so there is a higher chance of rain outs playing here due to mud, I think it would be better if there was a real restroom easily accessible, and this is just me, but it's VERY windy out there so I always feel like I'm a pioneer out in the wilderness, but that's just me. Overall, it's a pretty decent spot to play, and I can get over my qualms for an easy in and out soccer game experience once a week.

Worse experience for 2 soccer tournaments through them. The referees do not know the game. They…read morehave feild Marshall's sitting with opposing teams in normal clothing and nothing to identify them as a field Marshall. They will not provide names nor do they state their position. I had to file a police report for harassment because it was so bad. STAY AWAY TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN AS HALF THEIR REFS AND MARSHALL'S ARE TEAM PARENTS THAT ARE UNFAIR.

This is a small neighborhood park so there is only parking on the street. But this is a nice little…read morepark for smaller children. I brought my two-year-old grandson and my six-year-old granddaughter and they both enjoyed it. There is some shaded areas and a covered picnic table that you can view the kids playing while staying out of the sun. Also, one of the benches is in the shade. There is a cute toddler playhouse and then and slightly older playset next to it. They both enjoyed the Playhouse quite a bit. The negative about the parking is that there are mailboxes right next to the park for the houses across the street. So you have to pull forward so as to not block the mailman from delivering mail.

This use to be the old Olathe high school. Now has turned into a recreation center for other…read moreschools and business to rent. I have taught my Zumba classes here and it is kept very clean and staff is friendly.

We love it here. Great exercise, fun environment, clean facilities and great owners…read more They offer summer camps for kids and also a climbing class for kids weekly!

This peaceful park features a play area, two well-maintained tennis courts, a picnic shelter, a 0.5…read moremile (partially wooded area) walking path, a water fountain, and a large open area. There is no parking lot, but parking along Grant St gives good access. The park is surrounded by residential areas, so the sounds of traffic are distant, and the sounds of bird calls are in the air. Very nice!

This is a great park to take the kids to on a beautiful day. They have a play area and lots of…read moregreen area to run or fly a kite. They also have tennis courts and a walking trail that goes into a small wooded area. A lot of youth sports such as football and lacrosse meet here for practice.

I love living in Olathe! One of the many reasons is because…read moreof the work they put into their parks! Haven Park is an absolute gem smack dab in the middle of a residential neighborhood. There are big trees, a great colorful playground, sand volleyball, a single pickleball/tennis court, half court basketball, a large, flat multi use grass field with a baseball cage, a paved path around the perimeter of the park where you can visualize your kids from almost any angle. There are quite a few corners of the park that need some attention, such as run down wooden benches, the perimeter of the sand volleyball court and a plethora of weeds in the grass. But the tennis/pickle ball court looks like it was recently patched and is in great shape, the pavement for the basketball hoop is looking great, and all the landscaping is really well done. What a blessing!

I just moved to Kansas City, and decided to check out this Tennis Club since it is located close to…read morewhere I am staying. Being from Southern California I am not used to playing on indoor courts, but it is nice to have perfect conditions the entire time you are playing. The people here are really nice, and the courts are kept in great condition. They also offer a lounge area and work out equipment. I am sure I will be back soon.