Thomas S Stoll Memorial Park

You know what? If you need some outdoor time but don't want muddy nature trails, this is for you. All paved path with offshoot that goes around a wee pond. Sure there are some uneven spots, some are currently marked by orange cones.They have a few EV stations at the entrance that I saw (there may be more elsewhere in the park, but I didn't particularly seek them out). If you're trekking with littles, there is a small spot that you'll cross the entrance to the park if you're doing the full loop as All Trails has it, but it's doable. It's about 1.5 miles around.They have an off leash dog run/walk. It's near two (maybe more) residential areas so I bet this park gets busy when the weather is good--it seemed so when I went (2/28/2023). I'd go again. It's definitely an easy stroll; no hills and with the exception of crossing the street for the loop, no real challenges.

Beautiful park. I absolutely loved the dog park area! Open areas with walkways as well as wooded areas of which part has cement walkways and parts or more nature trails areas. They also have watering areas and free poop bags and trash cans on outer areas for dogs and for humans they have ports-potties. Best free dog park in KC area that I've been to and I've been to quite a few.

Brought my small dog here on a recommendation. Might be OK for big dogs who have a huge fenced area. Small dog area was tiny and covered with dog poop. The "grass" was sticker- filled weeds where it wasn't dirt or mud. Filthy water dishes that were empty and beat up. The park itself is fine but won't bring a dog back here.

I fly fish a lot, and any place I can drop a nymph, or strip a wholly, I'm there. T.S. Stoll as I call it has the goods, nearly. A tiny toilet bowl of a water feature that sometimes I feel I shouldn't be fishing in, but I've caught about 20 bluegill, so...it works? An absolute fabulous dog park and 1.5 playgrounds surrounded by shelters make this a definite stop for most families. It's rather large, and has lots of walking space with, I believe, a few fields for sport. I wouldn't know, because I'm not the sporty type. Of the playgrounds, the main one is wonderful. It's huge, and diverse. I go there a lot. In the summers, the fields are great for picnics, and it's close to most. It can be a busy place, however, so plan for that if you're looking for peace and quiet on an otherwise ideal day. Pretty great walking path too, and a hop and skip from Quivira park, with it's sand volleyball court. Worth a stop!

Best dog park I have been to. Plenty of space for your dog to run around and let off energy. Therr is also a fantastic walking trail that runs through a little wooded area to give your dog a little something to explore. Great dog park!

Nice dog park fully fenced in. Most people are nice. Very few issues here with going on a daily basis.

This is a smaller off leash area than Heritage, but has a nice wooded area with many paths to explore. Everyone seemed friendly and in control of their dogs, which is great!

What a fun park! I came here to take a walk since the weather was so nice in the middle of winter. I'm a huge doggo fan so I walked inside the offleash dog park to watch all the puppers run around. The experience was great! Everyone was pretty civil and handled their own dogs well. I caught one that escaped outside the gates, but everyone was helpful in getting the dog back inside. I also walked around the smaller lake across the dog park. Next time, I will stroll a little further down the road and path.

I wish there were some more sidewalks along the main road going into the park, but overall I love this part. I don't live far from here and can walk to the park with my dogs. I love that they have a dog park in the dog park not only has an open grassy area but I also had a walking trail around it. All of the owners here are typically very nice and watch over their dogs well. The dog park does have a side intended for small dogs inside intended for large dogs which is nice. They also have a nice little playground that they are updating as well to include an area for smaller younger children. The park as well kept and has a wonderful trail to walk on the outside of it.

Who let the dogs out?? I have no idea but they are out in full force at Stoll Park. This is a great little hidden gem in Overland Park. It is a wonderful little park in the middle of a busy city neighborhood near one of the busiest intersections in town.I do not have a dog so it does not really have meaning for me that this is a dog park. I go to Stoll to have a few quiet moments of reflection in my busy day. I enjoy the peace and quiet this part provides. I also like the opportunity this park gives me to be close to nature. This park is busy but never crowded, if that makes sense. I've been here early in the morning and it is a great place to relax and prepare mentally for my day. It's nice to just sit back and relax with a cup of coffee and see the morning unfold. I am fortunate in that I work right around the corner from Stoll. This is also a I've park to take a walk and unwind. It is always clean and the people that go here are friendly. Highly recommended even if you don't have a dog!