Johnson County Park & Recreation District: Parks & Facilities: Kill Creek Streamway Park

Kill Creek Streamway Park is part of the District’s ongoing efforts to develop linear parks along major streams in Johnson County. In addition to conserving drainage systems, assisting in flood control, and reducing property damage, the park provides trails and open spaces for such leisure pursuits as biking, jogging, picnicking, and nature hiking.

The Kill Creek Streamway Park Trails consist of 3 total miles of pedestrian and bicycle trails available for public use. The trail exists in two separate segments which are not currently connected. Long-term plans call for connecting the existing segments through the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant land making a continuous trail from De Soto to Kill Creek Park (see addresses below).

The Kill Creek Streamway Park Off-Leash Dog Area is located at the 95th Street access point.

The Kill Creek Streamway Park access points (parking areas):

33460 W 95th St., De Soto

Kill Creek Park near Shelter #1, 11670 S. Homestead Lane, Olathe

De Soto Segment - 95th access point

¾ mile west of Kill Creek Road on 95th Street in a secluded, treed area.
1 mile of paved trail alongside Kill Creek between 95th and 87th streets
16 acre adjacent dog off-leash area
Drinking fountain
Ample parking

Kill Creek Park - Shelter #1

Located north of the beach. Parking at Mill Creek Streamway access point. Portable restroom located nearby. Shelter has two accessible table and drinking fountain. Playground within walking distance.
14 tables ( 2 handicapped accessible ), seating for 84 people
2 grills
Path to shelter is handicapped accessible
Electricity available in shelter
Restroom nearby
Adjacent parking
Drinking Fountain (handicapped accessible)

> Reservation pricing

> Permit pricing

"Thank you again for such a beautiful green space (Indian Creek Trail)to excercise and enjoy nature..."
Deborah

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