Six-Stop Tour: Parkville, MO
Along the banks of the Mighty Mo, you’ll find a picturesque town nestled in the hills reminiscent of a scene from a Hallmark movie.
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Cool Cars
On the first Saturday of these months (May, June, Aug, Sept), Parkville Cruise Nights are held in historic downtown Parkville at the Farmers Market and City parking lot. Enjoy music, cool cars and community. This monthly social event brings a fun vibe to the quaint district. Make a day of it and start with shopping and dining.
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Go Chasin’ Waterfalls
The Parkville Nature Sanctuary offers 115 acres of natural forest land with beautiful hiking trails and a gorgeous waterfall. The site is a favorite for nature lovers who enjoy wildflowers in the spring, spotting wildlife including the occasional deer, and a bit of respite from the city. Open from sunrise to sunset every day.
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Main Street Memories
Downtown Parkville boasts a charming historic district overlooking the Missouri River. English Landing and Main Street are home to a wide selection of opportunities to enjoy local dining, unique shops, boutiques, entertainment venues, parks and people watching. The town hosts annual festivals and events, making it a favorite day trip for Kansas Citians.
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Pop, Pop, Popcorn
Popculture Gourmet Popcorn is one of the coolest shops in town. Serving a variety of modern gourmet popcorns and ice creams, this shop in a refurbished brick building offers a bevy of enticing seasonal and signature flavors. The barbecue, dill pickle, salted caramel, classic butter, loaded potato and birthday cake are some of our family favorites.
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Putt Putt
Parkville Miniature Golf is a family-owned miniature golf course famous for its spectacular views. Situated on the bluff overlooking downtown Parkville, the course is both challenging and fun. The attraction is a perfect spot for afternoon fun and even offers a full-service ice cream bar and an outdoor deck with a great view.
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Shop Local
The Parkville Farmers Market is open on weekends at English Landing Park in downtown Parkville. You can support local Missouri farmers and take home healthy assorted fruits and vegetables, meats, farm fresh eggs, local honey and honey by-products, jams and jellies, homemade baked breads and sweet treats, plants and cut flowers, herbs and mushrooms.