Kessler Park

The ghost in my google maps says I went here 4 days ago. I assure you all, I most certainly did NOT go there. However, I have been there before, and thought it was nifty looking. Cool structures, lots of steps, paths to creepy places, it was fun. I liked it. Exciting. But 4 days ago? I was at work, I was NOT there, and didn’t even search for it, so I can only assume that google has someone else in my account that they are tracking too, which is incredibly creepy. Happy Halloween.

- AmIwrongtho

sept12 2024 side trails which are bike worthy. but the water fall is taken away. this is a bike trail with no cars allowed in the middle if the city. hella fun

- Austin Gray

It was beautiful, well kept, trash cans were available, nice and easily accessible trails, legible plaques and a statue. Great place for photo ops for special occasions. They also have resting benches. It really is absolutely gorgeous. Definitely worth the trip. The entire area is guaranteed worth driving around if not just for this, the nearby park and Tiffany Castle, as well as numerous other sites in the vicinity.

- Shelley Just Me

It's a relic from another century that was a huge necessity. It provided water to all the homes in the Kessler Park area and now has become a unique piece of history full of artwork, but I also thought there was a lot of great photo opportunities especially with the pond around at the bottom. There's a frisbee golf course that surrounds the outside of the reservoir basically taking up most of the open park space. It's awesome!

- William Brislan

Stopping by this historic area of Kansas City is great. There is so much to see. This area has been described as “wild and rugged,” “handsome,” and “beautiful and picturesque”. There is an awesome scenic path for driving, biking, or walking. The park also has a trail. Take in all the views. The historic homes are amazing.

- R. Taylor (Tayloredkc)