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This great little 10-acre park connects to both the Leawood trail system and the Overland Park trails. It has a playground, restrooms, a picnic shelter with a grill, and a beautiful Taiwanese garden. The park itself is named for Leawood's sister city in Taiwan.

Tomahawk Creek is a fishing spot where anglers can catch panfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, and crappie. It is a scenic creek and has a good amount of shade, a nice spot to visit on a hot day.

The Longview Lake Trail is a popular nature trail that runs alongside Longview Lake. The trail is made of crushed stone and well-maintained.

Longview Lake is a 930-acre body of water near Kansas City. It has a beach and is a popular place for boating. There are also picnic shelters and restrooms.

This lake is a peaceful stop along the Blue River Greenway Trail, which has its southern terminus at nearby Minor Park.

This farmstead transports you to frontier farm living and westward expansion. Interact with over 250 animals, experience a Kanza Indian encampment, a one-room schoolhouse, and stroll along the fishing pond on Main Street. Named in honor of Deanna Sue Rose, a dedicated police officer, this place is a living testament to her passion for animals and vibrant life.

The Minor Park Trailhead is a great access point for trails along Blue River. The park, which used to be a private farm, has tennis courts, picnic tables, and river access. Minor Park is along the historic Oregon Trail, Santa Fe Trail, and California Trails. This is where the first major river crossing took place for westward travelers – keep an eye out for historic signposts and wagon ruts. For more information on the historical significance of Minor Park, see the National Park website: nps.gov/places/000/minor-park.htm

Longview Lake is a 930 acre body of water near Kansas City. It has a beach and is a popular place for boating. There are also picnic shelters and restrooms.