Harmony Park

A Nearby Retreat

Found in Kansas City, Missouri, Harmony Park might be small at just 1.4 acres, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in character. This little green haven offers a peaceful escape from the concrete and bustle of city life.

The park's story begins in the late 1960s when it emerged as part of a neighborhood renewal initiative. It officially became Harmony Park in 1974, growing a bit more when expanded in 1978.

Grassroots Beginning & Community Heart

What makes Harmony Park special is the people behind it. The local group Residents for Renewal rolled up their sleeves and turned their vision into reality - showing what communities can accomplish when they work together.

Over the years, The Salvation Army has pitched in too, helping with upkeep and organizing activities that bring the space to life. This partnership shows how urban green spaces thrive when organizations and neighbors join forces.

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Kansas City Crossroads Art District and Westside Urban Hike

This early morning 5 mile adventure starts with an amazing overlook at Liberty Memorial, then trekking down the hill past Union Station. We’ll stop at a local Mexican shop for refreshing fruit juice as we explore the architecturally and culturally diverse neighborhood of the Westside.

$49.00

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Cool Features to Enjoy

The park maintains a welcoming vibe year-round, with clean grounds and thoughtful landscaping that invite you to relax and unwind.

During summer months, the sprayground becomes the park's main attraction. You'll come across kids (and sometimes adults!) laughing and splashing in the water features - a great remedy for those hot Missouri summer days.