PArks

Centennial Park

The fifth park that was added to the park system was Centennial Park in 1960. Centennial Park, located at 16th Street and New York, is the second largest of all existing parks with 39 acres. The main function of this park is an outdoor sports complex, which consists of 8 lighted ballfields, and a swimming pool. We have security lighting, playgrounds, swings, slides, climbers, and five shelter houses.

Centennial Park map here.

Centennial Park 3D Tour here.

• Shelter 1: Large size, 16 tables, seats approx. 100.
• Shelter 2: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 3: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 4: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 5: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter GSB: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Baseball fields
• Walking trail
• Basketball Court
• Restrooms
• Playground
• Centennial Pool

Directions

• From the North: 65 Hwy (Limit Avenue) to 16th Street, turn left. Continue on 16th Street approx. 2.3 miles.
• From the South: 65 Hwy (Limit Avenue) to 16th Street, turn right. Continue on 16th Street approx. 2.3 miles.

Centennial Pool will be on your right. For other areas of the park, continue on 16th St. and turn right on New York Ave. The playground area, shelters, and ballfields will be on your right.

• From the East: 50 Hwy (Broadway) to New York Avenue, turn left.
• From the West: 50 Hwy (Broadway) to New York Avenue, turn right.

At New York Avenue & 16th Street, turn right for Centennial Pool or continue straight for other areas of the park. The playground area, shelters, and ballfields will be on your right.

Clover Dell Park

The seventh and most recent park to be added to the system is Clover Dell Regional Park. Clover Dell is located on West 32nd Street, 8/10 of a mile from the city limits. Clover Dell is a 173 acre park. Development of a soccer complex with concession/restroom facilities has been completed, as well as a 12 acre lake in cooperation with the Department of Conservation Community Assistance Program.  8 Soccer Fields, 18 Hole Frisbee Golf Course, Access to Katy Tail, Clover Dell Lake, Shelter, Bathrooms.  Currently the RC Track indicated on map is unusable.

Clover Dell Park map here.

Clover Dell Park 3D Tour here

• Soccer Shelter: Large size, 16 tables, seats approx. 100.
• Lake Shelter: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Restrooms
• Disc Golf Course
• Soccer Fields
• Dog Park
• Archery Range
• Playground
• Lake with fishing access
• Walking Trail & Cross Country Trail

Directions:

• From the North: 65 Hwy to 32nd Street stoplight, turn right. The road will fork; you will need to immediately turn right to stay on 32nd Street. Continue on 32nd St. approx. 1.5 miles, the park entrance is on the left.
• From the South: 65 Hwy to 32nd Street stoplight, turn left. The road will fork; you will need to immediately turn right to stay on 32nd Street. Continue on 32nd St. approx. 1.5 miles, the park entrance is on the left.
• From the East: 50 Hwy to 65 Hwy, turn left. 65 Hwy to 32nd Street stoplight, turn right. The road will fork; you will need to immediately turn right to stay on 32nd Street. Continue on 32nd St. approx. 1.5 miles, the park entrance is on the left.
• From the West: 50 Hwy to 65 Hwy, turn right. 65 Hwy to 32nd Street stoplight, turn right. The road will fork; you will need to immediately turn right to stay on 32nd Street. Continue on 32nd St. approx. 1.5 miles, the park entrance is on the left.

Dog Park

• Located at Clover Dell Park and is free to the public. No membership or fees required! There is a fenced area for large and small dogs. Bring your friendly four legged friends out for some fun!

Dog Park Rules and Regulations

Housel Park

The third park brought into the parks system was Housel Park, which was purchased in 1942 with additions in 1973 and 1984. Housel Park is located at Howard and Hurley and is approximately five acres in size. Housel Park has one very active ballfield, as well as restrooms, two shelter houses, tiny tot play area, lighted basketball court, security lighting, swings, slide and support facilities.

Housel Park map here.

Housel Park 3D Tour here

• Shelter 1: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 2: Small, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Baseball field
• Basketball Court
• Restrooms
• Playground

Hubbard Park

The second park to come into the Sedalia park system was Hubbard Park, which was donated by Mrs. Cotton in 1921. Hubbard is located at Johnson and Missouri streets and is 23 acres in size. Hubbard consists of five shelter houses, security lighting, water fountains, two restrooms and a lighted baseball field as well as swings, slides and a new modular playground system, and two basketball courts. There is also a concession stand and support facilities.

Hubbard Park map here.

Hubbard Park 3D Tour here

• Shelter 1: Large size, 16 tables, seats approx. 100; has optional concession area with fridge and counters rentable for extra fee.
• Shelter 2: Medium size, 10 tables, seats approx. 60
• Shelter 3: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelters 4, 5, 6: Under construction
• Baseball field
• Basketball Court
• Restrooms
• Playground
• City Hospital #2 Memorial
• Splash Pad

Directions

• From the North: 65 Hwy to 3rd Street, turn left. 3rd Street to Missouri, turn left. The park will be on your left.
• From the South: 65 Hwy to Main Street exit. After taking exit, turn right onto Main St. Turn left on Missouri Avenue, the park will be on your left.
• From the East: 50 Hwy to Grand Avenue, turn right. Turn right on Cooper Street. Turn left on Missouri; park entrance will be on your left.
• From the West: 50 Hwy to 65 Hwy, turn left. Take Main Street exit, turn right onto Main St. Turn left on Missouri Avenue, the park will be on your left.

Splash Pad

• Hours of Operation: 10am – 8 pm
• Free and open to the public
• Splash pad rules
• Sorry, no private rentals at this time.

Katy Park

The sixth park to be added to the system is Katy Park. Katy Park is located at 24th and Grand and is 18 acres in size. Katy has recently undergone some development with the addition of a skateboard park, modular playground system, restroom facilities, water fountains and electricity being added to the shelter houses. Katy Park was purchased in 1974 and finalized in 1976 through a grant. Other facilities available are a practice baseball field, two shelter houses and one practice field for soccer with a soccer backstop.

Katy Park map here.

Katy Park 3D Tour here

• Shelter 1: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 2: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• T-ball Fields
• Restrooms
• Playground
• Skate park
• Soccer field
• Whiteman Memorial
• Walking Trail

Directions:

• From the North: 65 Hwy (Limit Avenue) to 16th Street, turn left. 16th Street to Grand Avenue, turn right. For the Skate Park, turn right on Clinton Rd; the Skate Park will be on your left. For the playground and shelters, continue on Grand Avenue and turn right on 24th Street; these areas will be on your right.
• From the South: 65 Hwy (Limit Avenue) to 32nd Street, turn right. Immediately turn left on Clinton Rd. For the playground and shelters, turn right on 24th Street; the park areas will be on your left. For the Skate Park, continue on Clinton Road; the skate park will be on your right.
• From the East: 50 Hwy to Grand Avenue, turn left. For the Skate Park, turn right on Clinton Rd; the Skate Park will be on your left. For the playground and shelters, continue on Grand Avenue and turn right on 24th Street; these areas will be on your right.
• From the West: 50 Hwy to Grand Avenue, turn right. For the Skate Park, turn right on Clinton Rd; the Skate Park will be on your left. For the playground and shelters, continue on Grand Avenue and turn right on 24th Street; these areas will be on your right.

Skate Park

Rules and Regulations

WARNING! The facility is unsupervised and uninsured.
Any use is at your own risk. Use may result in serious injury.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

It is strongly recommended that the following safety equipment be worn at all times to help provide suitable protection in the event of falls or collisions:
Helmet * Knee Pads * Elbow Pads * Wrist Guards

PLEASE REMEMBER

* The Skate Park is designed for skateboards, skates, and rollerblades. No bicycles or scooters.
* Hours of permitted use are from 7:00 a.m. to Sundown. It shall be unlawful for any persons to remain on the premises outside the posted hours.
* The Sedalia Parks & Recreation Department is not responsible for any activities held at this location.
* No glass containers, food, or beverage allowed on the skating surface. Spills jeopardize the skaters.
* No other items such as benches, tables, wood materials, or other objects used as ramps or jumps are allowed in the skate park facility.
* No pets are allowed in the skate park area.
* No skating against the traffic.
* Do not proceed down a ramp until clear of other skaters.
* Alcohol, tobacco, and/or drugs are prohibited.

SEDALIA PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO:

* Close the facility for any circumstances deemed necessary.
* Restrict entry to the facility and to ban persons from the facility if any of the rules
are not followed, or if unsafe behavior is observed (Park Board Policy).

PLEASE REMEMBER

Skate with safety in mind and remember weather conditions may create unsafe surfaces for skating.

MAINTAINING THE FACILITY

Please report maintenance concerns to the Park & Recreation Office 826-4930. Messages may be left 24 hours a day.

SERIOUS INJURIES

In case of serious injury or other emergency, call 911. The phone is located at the northeast corner of the parking lot, near the walking trail. The facility is located in Katy Park, South Grand and Clinton Road.

PLEASE USE COMMON COURTESY & SKATE FRIENDLY

Liberty Park

Liberty Park is approximately 32 acres in size and was purchased in 1890 from Joseph Sicher. Today in Liberty Park, there is the main building, Convention Hall, which houses the Parks and Recreation Office. The building has an auditorium for recreation programs, an upstairs for dance programs and meeting rooms, as well as restroom facilities.

The Parks Management and Operations Office is located in Liberty Park as well. This office houses the maintenance personnel and all equipment for the upkeep of facilities.

We have security lighting, water fountains, playground equipment, two basketball courts, six lighted tennis courts, six shelter houses, a lake for recreational fishing, a rose garden, lighted baseball stadium with seating, restrooms and a concession stand, picnic areas, sand volleyball courts, Liberty Land train with a 1/8 mile track and a lighted Little League baseball stadium.

Liberty Park map here.

Liberty Park 3D Tour here

• Shelter 1: Medium size, 10 tables, seats approx. 60
• Shelter 2: Medium size, 10 tables, seats approx. 60
• Shelter 3: Large size, 16 tables, seats approx. 100.
• Shelter 4: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 5: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Shelter 6: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx. 35
• Basketball Court
• Restrooms
• Playground
• Lagoon with fishing access
• Tennis Courts
• Bandstand
• Convention Hall
• Firefighter’s Memorial
• Liberty Stadium
• Baseball Field (Vansell)
• Liberty Pool

Directions

• From the North: 65 Hwy (Limit Ave) to 3rd Street, turn left.
• From the South: 65 Hwy (Limit Ave) to 3rd Street, turn right.
• From the East: 50 Hwy to 65 Hwy, turn right. Turn right on 3rd Street.
• From the West: 50 Hwy to 65 Hwy, turn left. Turn right on 3rd Street.

Once you are on 3rd Street, Liberty Pool and the other areas of Liberty Park will be on your left.

Vermont Park

The fourth park to be added to the system was Vermont Park in 1951. Pfeiffer Woods-Vermont Park is located at Vermont and 14th Street and is approximately 7 acres in size. Vermont Park was renamed to Pfeiffer Woods-Vermont Park in 1986. Pfeiffer Woods-Vermont Park consists of: a basketball court, a multi- court, playground facilities, 2 small practice field, security lighting and shelter with restrooms, and NEW walking path (.294 mile.  3.5 laps= 1 mile.)

Vermont Park map here.

Vermont Park 3D Tour here

• Shelter: Small size, 6 tables, seats approx 35,
• Restroom
• Playground
• Walking Trail
• Multi-Use Court
• Certified Monarch Park Butterfly Garden

Please see below for information on our memorial bench and tree programs.  If you have any questions, please give us a call at 660 826-4930.  We would be happy to help you!  (Please note: memorial trees cannot be planted until fall).

Memorial Bench Application

Memorial Tree Application

407 N. Hurley

Our new community garden is a free garden open to the public.  Take what you need; give back by volunteering.

Respect all living things and always walk on the paths.  Please leave the garden cleaner than you found it.  No pets, alcohol, glass, or smoking allowed.

Harvest times will vary; look for the “I’m ready!” signs.  These signs will indicate the crop is ready for picking.

Please ask permission before adding to the garden.  To volunteer, please call 660 826-4930.

2021 Community Garden

Additional info can be found in our Landscaping Guide.

Take a virtual tour of our Parks and the Heckart Community Center. We hope you come visit our parks in person soon.

• Centennial Park
• Clover Dell Park
• Housel Park 
• Hubbard Park
• Katy Park 
• Liberty Park
• Vermont Park
• Heckart Community Center

Interested in seeing more of Sedalia? Here’s a great guide of all our City has to offer!
Main Sedalia tour