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James Place Park features a grassy area, picnic tables, and a playground. A nice family-friendly spot for a break.

Indian Valley Park encompasses 23.5 acres and stands as a bustling community park designed to cater to the diverse interests of sports enthusiasts. Adjacent to Indian Valley Elementary School, it also shares proximity with a hockey rink and a network of scenic trails.

Explore Corporate Woods Park, a 200-acre urban oasis. This park offers a mix of natural beauty with diverse wildlife, hiking and biking trails, and family-friendly amenities. Don't miss the outdoor sculptures, including the iconic "Corporate Woods Totem Pole" by artist Jon Barlow Hudson. This former corporate office park has a fascinating history, including a lake that was once a limestone quarry. Enjoy the blend of nature, art, and history at Corporate Woods Park.

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.

Nice view of Mill Creek from the Gary L. Haller Trail. The trail follows the creek for much of its trajectory, so you get good views in many spots.

The Gary L. Haller Trail is a 13-mile trail that runs through several parks and across multiple types of landscapes. There are several access points to the trail and some have parking lots.

Cedar Niles Park Trail is a popular trail in the park with the same name. The path is fully paved and considered an easy trail as it is well signed and has very little elevation change.