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Swope Park was donated to the city in 1896 by Colonel Thomas Swope. Today it has been turned into a recreational and entertainment area with numerous parks, picnic areas, athletic fields and group pavilions. It is also home to the Kansas City Zoo, the Swope Memorial and Blue River golf courses, the Starlight Theatre and the Lakeside Nature Center.
Address: Meyer Blvd and Swope Pkwy Kansas City MO USA 64132
 1 816 513-7500
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Penn Valley Park
Out of a rough neighborhood emerged what is today Penn Valley Park. This 176-acre (71 ha) area includes a fenced in area for dogs, several memorials, a lake and the Liberty Memorial Museum, among other areas and activities. It offers views of Kansas City from the grounds.
Address: Pershing Rd. and Main Street Kanas City MO USA 64108
1 816 513-7500
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The Powell Gardens is situated east of Kansas City on 915 acres of land. This botanical garden was formed in 1988. Inside there are trails to walk through, a fountain and memorial gardens for visitors to take in. Tours and educational programs are available year round.
Address: 1609 NW US Hwy 50 Kansas City MO USA
 Send an Email (1) 1 816 697-2600
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Fleming Park
Fleming Park sits on more than 7,800 acres (3,150 ha) of land and is found close to Lee's Summit and Blue Springs, 15 minutes from Kansas City. This recreational area encompasses Lake Jacomo, Blue Springs Lake and beach, two campgrounds, numerous hiking and biking trails, two marinas, several historic sites and other facilities. The park can be accessed by going east on Woods Chapel Road off of the I-470.
Address: 22807 Woods Chapel Road Blue Springs MO USA 64015
Send an Email (1) 1 816 503-4800
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