Address: 3228 N. Oliver

District: District 1

Acres: 281.90

This semi-regional park, land for which was acquired in 1971/1972, 1986/1987 and 1995, features a 1.6 mile nature trail along Chisholm Creek which includes a wetlands area. Land and Water Conservation Funds, provided by the Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks and the National Park Service, have been used to develop this park. The park area south of the K-96 bypass has been designated a Wichita Wild Habitat area.

The Great Plains Nature Center is also located within the park and is a cooperative effort between local, State and federal governments to provide an educational opportunity to the public.

• 9 charcoal grills
• Fishing ponds
• Great Plains Nature Center
• K-96 bicycle path
• Nature trail
• Open shelter
• Parking
  • 4 parking lots (Chisholm Creek Park)
    • 1 paved - 136 stalls
    • 1 paved - 34 stalls
    • 1 paved - 66 stalls
    • 1 unpaved
  • 3 parking lots (Great Plains Nature Center)
    • 3 paved - 176 stalls, 13 stalls for physically challenged, 2 bus lanes
• 23 picnic tables
• Restroom facilities
• Wichita Wild Habitat Area

• Bison Skull, sculpture by Randall Julian
• Common Snapping Turtle, sculpture by Randall Julian
• Great Blue Heron, sculpture by Randall Julian
• Red Fox, sculpture by Randall Julian
• Two Sandhill Cranes, sculpture by Randall Julian
• White-Tailed Deer Fawn, sculpture by Randall Julian

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