Flat Rock Creek Park

Location:

Flat Rock Creek Park is a 10-acre park located at 103rd and Hauser.

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Flat Rock Creek Pool update
Next community open-house meeting:

6-8 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 5, at Flat Rock Creek Pool

• Find out results of the July 15 public input session

• See proposed concepts for the facility

• Provide feedback on the concepts

• Free open swim during meeting time

Lenexa is listening to community feedback and looking at options for updating Flat Rock Creek Pool, the city’s oldest swimming facility. The 33-year-old pool is in need of upgrades to address concerns about safety, structural integrity, operations and maintenance.

Hundreds of residents participated in an open-house meeting on July 15 and provided input about pool features that are important to them. With the community’s input, city staff will present options to the Governing Body in late summer or early fall. Check back for updates.

Pool Features for Consideration
Residents provided input in July about pool features that are important to them. Check out the various options they considered.

Flat Rock Creek Pool Background
Find out more about the facility and upgrades that are needed.

Director’s Presentation
Parks and Recreation Director Gary Ristow provided a detailed report about Flat Rock Creek to the Governing Body in March. Review the slideshow.

Climbing Wall Photo
Several new pool features were added to enhance the experience for residents during the 2010 swim season, including a ¾-meter diving board, brightly colored climbing wall, and new deck chairs and lounges. Check out a photo of the new climbing wall.

Amenities:
Flat Rock Creek Park has two swimming pools, two tennis courts, large natural area, .4-miles of jogging/walking trail and one playground area.

History:
The Santa Fe Trail crossed Rock Creek here and some early journals kept by travelers on the trail referred to the "Flat Rock Creek Camp Ground". One large oak tree at the site is estimated to be over 100 years old and therefore would have been there when the Santa Fe Trail was in use.