Simple Park if you're in the area, just want a place to walk around and see some greenery. Nice…read morelittle area for the kids and they have some fishing options.

Beautiful playground and park! The opening for the playground sign is "Hawk's Nest." There are tons…read moreof climbing structures of all types--rock walls, ladders, steps, and lots of other anxiety-inducing things for parents and great fun for kids! My favorite parts of this park are the outdoor xylophones and musical wall with rubber mallets attached. The acoustics are very addictive. My 3-year-old granddaughter also loved the rope bridge, the swings, including a large round one, and the merry-go-round. We also got to play many games in the mock caves, which were complete with cave drawings.

Unfortunately, not a great experience at Valley Park in Grandview…read more It's tucked in a chill neighborhood. Easy parking. The playground facilities looked amazing. We had bad luck for our weekday lunch. Arrived as the grass was being cut. There were lots of bees and flies. Unpleasant small emanating from the restroom facilities as well...

Such an awesome park! Tons to do, probably best for kids ages 2+ but there's something for…read moreeveryone. Large enough for big crowds and it has a nice shaded area as well. Wish the parking area was bigger, but it's one of our favorites for sure.

Its fantastic for family gatherings. Plenty of activities and the restrooms are close. Easy close…read moreparking and flat surfaces to walk.

One of the cutest playgrounds we've been to yet! The equipment is all accessible and so much fun…read more There is an outdoor musical area that is super cool, a "flying Fox", and an in-ground merry go round. Across the way in the park is also the T.B. Hanna Station splash pad, open after Memorial Day. The area is set up like a train station and is adorable for all ages. You'll also find restrooms, water fountains, and a covered picnic table area. It's a great spot for all ages and abilities!

What an amazing pool and park right next to it. Slides, a lazy river, kids area, and plenty of…read moreseating. Concession area was clean with lots of choices of snack food. Pretzels, pizza, hot dogs, and Nachos.

My review is for the playground at Belton Memorial Park (located off Commercial St). I frequently…read morebring my 3-year-old granddaughter here as one of the better playgrounds in Belton. Her favorite things are the climbing structures, and pretend fire truck/ bus/ train. Within the past year or so, they've installed new, accessible swings for kids of all abilities to enjoy. We also utilize the picnic table shelter for snacktime or lunch when we go. Good playground for toddlers, small kids, and elementary age.

Super clean park. There is a lot of parking with a large jungle gym for kids and a work out area…read morefor adults. The walking path is paved and great for walking dogs.

Fun for all ages. A variety of playground equipment along a cement trail and nature area as well.read more

While on our visit to Kansas City we decided to bring our dog here (very short drive from Oakland…read morePark) and we have never seen anything like this for the public. A 66 acre park, everything you can imagine is here. Many different trails, LOTS of open fields, 2 or 3 different play grounds for kids, a water park area with pools and slides, soccer fields and many soccer goals, 2 basketball courts, pickleball, tennis, you name it they probably have it. Extremely well taken care of and felt very safe walking around at dusk even on the trails with just my dog. The dog parks were HUGE, and everything was very clean and NEW. Just a beautiful area we were happy to have stumbled upon by accident. Great if you're roadtripping and need to get some exercise or wear out your kids and dog!

Time to update this old review as we're all currently practicing social distancing and this is a…read moregreat spot for many people to easily do so. I rode my bike out here on one of the warmest days of the spring and it's always a nice destination. There are tons of trails connecting through it that are best suited for walkers/joggers. Cyclists can ride on them, but they're twisty and full of people, so I'd recommend sticking to the roads more than these on the bike. There are soccer fields, a dog park (with it's own Yelp page), a pool, and it's right in the middle of Leawood and easily accessible off 435. Really glad the city had the foresight to design such a big amenity for Johnson County. If you're a dog owner, there are portions where you can get down to the creek if your doggo needs a quick swim. Granted there are leash laws, but if you have a dog that you can recall well, I say go for it. It's really a nice park overall and perfect for those needing a dosage of sunshine and nature right now.

This is a fun trail to hike on. Most of it is paved, although there are some off paths that are all…read moreterrain and wooded. I was not familiar with this trail so it was a little confusing to get to. Tip: you can access the trail by the tennis courts on Blue river rd. Tip 2: the bathrooms by the tennis courts were not open yet (March) and no bathrooms along the trail. Along the trail you pass lots of the park's amenities: shelter house, tennis courts, benches, playground, golf course, water, love lock bridge and more. If you do the entire hike it's about 5 miles. Parts of the path are secluded but I was with a friend and felt safe. I would recommend doing the hike with at least another person, although there were lots of people walking, running, and cycling on the trail. Good trail for all levels.

It was great hike, very long but seemed to be forever. I ended up turning around. The bridges were…read moreawesome and the lock bridge was really cool, but you just get to the red bridge and only go on it and turn around. The tennis courts seemed nice and they had basketball hoops, a park and bathrooms . You can go to the bridge and then go on the other paths. I will say there was about seven cars with older men in the parking lot in the last parking lot just sitting in there cars which was kind of interesting . Honestly for being a younger woman with her kid I probably wouldn't go back by myself again, everyone was friendly though. Also a semi parked just off the dirt/ gravel way with a car and I didn't feel comfortable going that way so I had to just turn around completely. The people do come and clean the bathrooms which is good, I didn't go in there but I saw the guy going in at one point before my walk. By the bridge there was literally trash next to the trash can so like come on my fellow walkers do better.

Not too shabby of a park! We're on the hunt for the perfect park for my 2 under 2 and Summit Park…read morecomes really close. We love that there are a variety of slides for all ages and baby swings for the little ones. There are 2 large canopied bench areas where you can rest and enjoy some shade. The equipment is in good condition and there are 2 clean restrooms within just feet of the playground! Parking is also very easy and convenient. The only problem is that the playground is too close to a busy street and highway to be perfect. Some sort of fence or barrier of trees or something would make things a lot safer. We meet mom friends here and love it. Summit Park is an excellent choice for those with kids near Lee's Summit.

This park is newly renovated! Actually, they are not completely done with the 2 baseball diamonds…read more The tennis courts are brand new with shaded bleachers for spectators. All the playground equipment is new. Shelter house in large and barely used because of Covid-19. New restrooms are present, but probably not in use yet. It has a nice quiet walking trial and large mature trees out front.

Review is for the playground…read more Playground is average, especially for the area. The size was right however for my 3 yo granddaughter. She had fun on the climbing and playground equipment for about 20 minutes before getting bored with the lack of choices. Next to the playground is a sand volleyball pit, which she was able to play in for a few minutes and across the street is a field, which provided her with the most enjoyment running after birds and butterflies.

This park is very well-maintained, safe, and has lots of options for a family or group. Primarily…read moregeared for soccer leagues, there are permanent soccer fields of varying size for all ages. An asphalt walking/running track encircles the park. Near the Hampton Inn and adjacent to the High Blue Fitness & Wellness Center, it has ample parking in both lots and on the internal streets. People also commonly park on grassy shoulder along Mullen Road, which doesn't seem to be a problem and can get soccer parents close to their kid's field of play. Also, a wooden bike course with ramps and jumps is the only I know of in the area. Picnic pavilions and jungle gym playgrounds top it off. Could definitely spend a portion of the day here...all free. There are public bathrooms. It does get a little crowded during events but, with all of the options for various activities, there's usually some room to spread out somewhere on the grounds.

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

My visit and I was impressed! Things for all kids 2 years and up. I I am looking into buying a…read moremembership because I could see going back several times as my granddaughter gross. There is real life activities, such as a kitchen, a grocery store, a train, that has additional things for kids to do that mock real life, which includes a cooking apron, a train engineer, coat, etc. They have an outdoor area and when we were there, it was cooler and rainy, but I could see that this is a wonderful extension to additional play areas suggest a treehouse, a farm silo and a farmers market. Now the treehouse was a little bit dirty, but I think it's probably the time of the year and that it was really damp and wet during our visit. There's a place for you to have lunch. There are organized activities in the afternoon, which we did not participate in, but that goes additional things to do in the afternoon if you're there for a long period of time. The employees there were more than helpful and friendly . Facility was very clean and well organized.