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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 Our 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). JCPRD Park Police and Park Safety If safety issues arise, please contact the JCPRD Park Police at (913) 782-0720. The Kill Creek Streamway Park Dog Off-Leash Area The 16-acre off-leash area is located adjacent to the 95th Street access point and parking lot. For the enjoyment of all patrons and pets all JCPRD Dog Off-Leash Area Code of Conduct/Rules apply. JCPRD has a total of four dog parks. The other off-leash areas are located in Shawnee Mission Park, Thomas S. Stoll Memorial Park and Heritage Park. Each off-leash area is an enclosed, fenced area. The Kill Creek Streamway Park access points (parking areas)
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To check for possible park or trail closings please call the 24-Hour Park Information Line at (913) 312-8833. "Thank you again for such a beautiful green space to excercise and enjoy nature..." Deborah
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