Parkville Nature Sanctuary

• Kayoua Yang
  
  
  (December 18, 2018, 11:42 pm)

  Great hiking spot! Easy drive to get there from anywhere in Kansas City! No dog policy.

• Jenn Bailey
  
  
  (November 2, 2018, 3:59 pm)

  Easily one of our favorite places. Beautiful, well-kept trails, easy distance from parking, not too difficult for preschool feet. The different features (waterfall, bridge, etc) and varied wildlife make all seasons fun to explore.
  
  Got kids entering 3rd through 5th grades? The City of Parkville hosts a day camp at the Nature Sanctuary and includes activities like netting water bugs in the stream and hiking the Sanctuary. I cannot recommend enough!

• Jarrett Dunn
  
  
  (November 2, 2018, 11:42 am)

  Well maintained and close to most people in the Northland. Easy hiking to bring kids along. Not stroller friendly but carriers made it really easy to navigate the whole area.

• Danielle Dustin
  
  
  (September 22, 2018, 2:07 pm)

  This is a great area to bring little kids. The trails are easy to travel, well maintained, and provide a lot of variety including a waterfall, a boardwalk, a butterfly trail, streams and more. We brought our 1year old and 3 year old and we all loved it. We'll be coming back. There is also a nice picnic spot. No restrooms--FYI.

• Alies Dalton
  
  
  (September 8, 2018, 7:28 pm)

  Great, quiet place in the middle of town. It is amazing how quiet it is when you realize how close it is to MO 9 highway. There are a variety of habitats, thick woods, thin trees, marsh, meadow, water fall and creek. There is a great variety of animals if you are quiet and look. No dogs or bikes allowed. Some gravel paths, but mostly wood chips. Many areas are not handicapped accessible due to the natural terrain. Depending on mobility and assistive devices some areas may be reachable, not the waterfall. Suggest someone check it first based on your ability.

Parkville Nature Sanctuary

If you are a Scout and are looking to complete an Eagle Scout Service Project please contact Parkville City Hall at (816) 741-7676 or e-mail Joe Ryan. Volunteer Meeting Schedule Volunteer meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at Parkville City Hall, unless otherwise specified.

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816-741-7676 Website: Description: In 1989 the developers of the Riss Lake project donated 49 acres of land at the base of the dam to the City of Parkville and $25,000 seed money to develop it as a nature Sanctuary. In 1992 Jim Reed was asked to form a Parkville Nature Sanctuary Committee to develop and manage the property.

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Parkville Nature Sanctuary to Celebrate Earth Day on April 21

To register for these events, contact Parkville Nature Sanctuary Director Joe Ryan at (816) 741-7676. Adults and teens can participate in the first annual BioBlitz and individuals, groups and families with small children can take part in the annual Garlic Mustard Pull Extravaganza.

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Go to 12th Street, and continue to the access through Parkville Nature Sanctuary behind the Platte County Health Department. Parking lot at the trail head. PARKVILLE NATURE SANTUARY 816.741.7676