Antioch Park is Johnson County Park and Recreation District’s oldest park. Purchased in 1956 and opening in 1958, the park was rededicated in 2005 following infrastructure improvements, facility upgrades and lake and wetland enhancements. The 44 acre park features new or updated amenities such as two fishing lakes, walking path, tennis courts, picnic shelters, basketball courts, restrooms, playground, paved parking and cook out grills. Antioch park has remained JCPRD’s most popular, attracting up to 700,000 visitors each year.

Antioch Park Shelters
Antioch Park is equipped with 4 multi-functional shelters available through out the year for gatherings including weddings, graduations and birthdays. View each shelter's amenities listed on the Antioch Park Shelter page or view our JCPRD Park Shelter Info Chart. Reservations for shelters is required. Please have your copy of the shelter reservation with you.

Antioch Park North and South Fishing Lakes
Antioch Park offers two beautiful fishing lakes for your fishing enjoyment. State license and District permit are not required for youth 16 and under or seniors 65 and older.

Antioch Park Newly Renovated Dodge Town Play Area
For generations Dodge Town in Antioch Park has been one of the most popular play areas in Johnson County. Dodge Town and the adjoining playground are accessible and have recently been fully renovated and updated.

Antioch Park Helen Cuddy Rose Garden and Memorial Arboretum
This is a lovely site for weddings. If you need an alternate site, you may also reserve a shelter for your wedding. All reservations are non-refundable. Rice is harmful to the wildlife. Please use birdseed or bubbles on your special day.

Antioch Park Basketball and Tennis Courts
Antioch Parks features two tennis courts and one full length basketball court. The courts are located near the south entrance at 67th and Antioch Road.

Antioch Park Vietnam Memorial
The Memorial honors Johnson County men and women who gave their lives or are still reported missing in action (MIA). It is the first memorial in the metro constructed to honor the service people who served in Vietnam.