Strang Park

Park Overview

Strang Park is an 11-acre neighborhood park featuring an inclusive playground, family-friendly restrooms and gaming areas, historical markers, access to nearby amenities and more.

Address

9879 W. 88th Terrace
Overland Park, Kansas 66212

Phone

913-327-6630

Hours

5 a.m.-10 p.m.

Strang Park Improvement Project

The City updated Strang Park in 2021 and 2022 after receiving feedback from neighbors and park visitors. Improvements include:

  • Overland Park’s first inclusive playground, featuring a 30-foot tower and slide, a sensory tunnel, climbing cargo nets, in-ground trampolines and more;
  • A separate toddler playground featuring whimsical Farmers’ Market-themed play structures and a nature play area;
  • Family-friendly restrooms;
  • A gaming promenade with cornhole, checkerboard tables and oversized lawn chess;
  • A vibrant mural by local artist Phil “Sike Style” Shafer, featuring uplifting imagery;
  • Inspiring words throughout the park from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech;
  • An updated shade plaza featuring the original railroad tracks from the Strang Line;
  • New tennis and basketball courts;
  • A loop trail;
  • Greenspace;
  • Additional parking; and more.

 

Strang Park Shelter

The shelter is available for reservations. It is available on a first-come, first-serve basis when it is not reserved.

Call 913-895-6390 or visit Matt Ross Community Center to make a reservation.

Park Amenities

Inclusive Playground

Basketball court

The outdoor courts are first come, first served. There is no fee to use them.

To find more outdoor courts, see a list of all parks with basketball courts.

Drinking fountain with dog bowl

Historical Feature

The park features portions of the original Strang Line railroad and national historic trail signage.
A “words walk” that lets visitors experience many of their favorite children’s books as they move throughout the park’s loop trail.
Signage throughout the park includes inspiring words throughout the park from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.

Loop trail

Open area/multi-use field

Parking

Picnic tables

Shelter

The shelter is available for reservations. It is available on a first-come, first-serve basis when it is not reserved.

Call 913-895-6390 or visit Matt Ross Community Center to make a reservation.

Tennis court

Tennis courts are open during park hours on a first come, first served basis. There is no fee to use them.

See a list of all parks with tennis courts.