Wifey and I like coming here to walk. Well, she likes the walk and I like to play my Pokemon Go…read moregame. There's plenty of gyms and pokestops. The scenery is nice & people are as well. You can bring your leashed pets to walk. People that have dogs that poop usually tend to pick up after them. Very courteous... thank you! Families come here to play on the playground set. There's also a lil area that has a small garden. A Hui Hou!

Nice park with a .5 walking trail in a loop. Kids play set and a variety of benches, plus a lovely…read moregarden area to admire!

I brought my granddaughters to this park in the early afternoon and they are both enjoying it. It's…read morepeaceful and the play equipment is for ages 5 to 12. They have a basketball court, sporting areas, but I believe you may need a permit from what the sign says. Picnic area, bathrooms, a historic house to be viewed from the outside. A good parking lot, lots of green space and a nice walking trail.

Convenient park location with plenty of lot parking. Walking trails throughout. Large shelter with…read moreseveral picnic tables. Medium sized kid playground, complete with slides and swings. Bathrooms available in season. Rubber turf mulch newer and well-maintained around playground. Downside is playground has aged quite a bit and could use a face-lift.

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.

With the weather being beautiful yesterday, I decided to take Gabby out on a nice walk at the local…read morepark. I've only lived in Raytown for about a year, and since it's started to get warmer, I've been wanting to get out and check out the city more. Being a 'burbs kind of girl, I love parks. This particular park I thought was great! Lee Kenagy park features a large pond that is stocked and you can fish in it, as well as a walking trail that I think is about a half-mile long. It has shelters, restrooms, playgrounds, and even a small "skate park" for boarders and bladers. it's got some pretty decent ramps on it I thought, although I'm definitely not an expert on the subject. There are 4 tennis courts, and a softball area as well. As the weather warms even more, you will definitely see a lot of kids up here playing and skating!

Nice clean park, very well maintained. Tennis courts, skate park, 2 play areas for children and a…read morewalking/bike trail.

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

A few weeks ago I was on the hunt for a park close by my kiddo's preschool when this one came up in…read moremy search. It's a pretty nondescript park along the Indian Creek Trail, but it has some really great things going for it, including a solid playground, tons of shade (which is great during this weird hot October we've been having), and room for kids to run around. The other nice thing about it is that it's sort of basic and underrated, giving it a neighborhood park feel. Because of that it was pretty empty when we stopped by giving our kids plenty of space to run and explore. 4/5 stars because there are no public restrooms here so your play time might be limited.

This park doesn't have a lot of amenities, but it is located along the Indian Creek trail. There is…read morea play area for the kiddos, but no dedicated parking. The park is fairly quiet. I heard bird calls I haven't heard before. Not bad.

We took advantage of the beautiful morning last weekend and checked out Penguin Park. My kids…read moreloved the giant animals and all the different play areas. I appreciated the turf vs gravel. They had fun going from each area and exploring. Lots of different structures to keep them busy. The park was very clean. We were there for a little over an hour, and will definitely be back another day.

I don't know if it's the unique nature of the one of a kind animal statues, the charm of an old…read moreschool playground, or what, but Penguin Park is probably my favorite park that I've explored in the Northland. If you have small kids they will enjoy the modern play equipment just as much as they will marvel at the huge sculptures of penguins, elephants, and other zoo animals. I haven't confirmed this, but I heard from my friend that the artist that made the sculptures (some of which are interactive for children), also made the rabbits that go on display on the Plaza every Easter, which honestly makes a lot of sense given how they look. To me, it just feels charming, and I love that it's something that sets this place apart from other parks in the area.

Harris Park was once your average, run-of-the-mill parks in Lee's Summit. Not anymore! In the past…read moredecade or so, it's grown to a beautiful park, playground(s), and community pool that feels more like a water park. It's good for children of all ages with a little something for everyone.

Aw, so great!! I love this little playground! When having lunch with my friend and her little kids,…read moreher 4 year old told me he wanted to go to castle park. He meant this. It's a great large park with a large castle like plastic playground so the kids can play princess and knight. There's another smaller playground for younger toddlers who are just mastering stepping up and sliding down. There are a few swings, a small rock climbing boulder that wouldn't do much damage if a kid fell off, and a picnic area, where my friend and I sat in the shade while the kids played. There was a camp there also, and all the kids were sitting and listening to a police K9 demo. Not far away there's a water park/swimming pool. Overall, this is a great place for kids to come and wear themselves out! I really like it and it's so adorable!