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Features
- Disc Golf Course
- Not-for-profit Youth Campgrounds
- Picnic Areas
- Picnic Shelters
- Playground
- Trails
Big Bull Creek Park
Note: Expect to see heavy equipment on site while contractors decommission and cleanup 11 gas wells located within Big Bull Creek Park. Site cleanup will not impact park use.
Big Bull Creek Park celebrated its grand opening in September 2018. It is the largest park in the JCPRD system totaling 2,060 acres and is located between Edgerton and Gardner in southwest Johnson County.
Big Bull Creek Park focuses on nature-based learning, play, and restoration. The park also features two large shelters, not-for-profit organized group campground, and an 18-hole disc golf course at the Four Corners Road access.
Sunflower Road North of 207th Street
- Nature Play area
- Three-quarter-mile paved trail
- Picnic shelters, restroom facility, kiosk, and parking lot
- Prairie restoration area
- Connection to Edgerton's nearby Martin Creek Park
199th & Four Corners Road
- Combined park police and maintenance compound
- 18-hole disc golf course
213th Street East of Spoon Creek Road
- Organized not-for-profit group camp area available by reservation only
- Restroom facility, picnic shelter, and parking lot
Park Shelters
To check availability or to reserve a shelter, call (913) 831-3359, Monday - Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. or visit our Registration Office in Antioch Park.
For additional information about renting a shelter visit the reservation and rentals page.
Park Police & Safety
For additional information and safety tips, visit JCPRD's Park Police page.
For future enhancements, see the Big Bull Master Plan.