Seven Oaks Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
History
Seven Oaks Park's roots date back to 1948 when the Kansas City Park Board designated the area as a community green space following petitions from the Seven Oaks Community Council.
Initially referred to as 39th and Jackson Park, the park was officially renamed Seven Oaks Park in 1953, reflecting the community's identity.
Amenities
The park features a variety of offerings that cater to families, children, and sports enthusiasts. Its amenities include playgrounds for younger visitors, athletic fields, and courts to accommodate basketball and tennis activities.
Additionally, picnic tables are scattered across the grounds, providing relaxed spaces for gatherings. The park is also known for its accessible walking paths and open areas, making it a hub for leisure and outdoor enjoyment.
Historical Significance
Adjacent to the park, the historical Seven Oaks School, built in 1927, adds cultural significance to the area. Though no longer functioning as a school, the building has been repurposed into affordable senior housing, a testament to the community's preservation of historical landmarks.
The park and its surroundings continue to serve as a vital green space in Kansas City, blending recreation with community heritage.
