Anita B. Gorman Park
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About the Location
Park History
Originally named Northgate Park, this nearly 46-acre green space was acquired in phases starting in 1957. It was renamed in 1991 to honor Anita B. Gorman's significant contributions to conservation and civic life.
Notable Features
One of the park's centerpiece attractions is the Northland Fountain, the first fountain built north of the Missouri River in Kansas City, showcasing a prominent feature of the region's park system.
The park is also home to the Clay County Veterans' Memorial, which pays tribute to the service and sacrifices of local veterans.
Recreation Opportunities
Walking trails weave through the park, offering paved routes suitable for walking, jogging, or enjoying a leisurely outdoor experience.
Athletic facilities include tennis courts and a baseball diamond, catering to sports enthusiasts.
Community Space
The park provides ample green space and a serene environment for various outdoor activities.
With its mix of memorial, recreational, and natural elements, the park serves as a versatile urban retreat for visitors of all ages and is an inviting space for community gatherings and quiet reflection.
