Prairie Walk Apartment Homes in South Kansas City, MO
Welcome to our South Kansas City, MO neighborhood! Prairie Walk Apartment Homes has 1 and 2 bedroom apartment and 2 bedroom townhomes. All of our apartments have washer/dryer connections and a patio or balcony.
We have an outdoor swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center with free weights, playground, basketball court, and on-site laundry facility. Prairie Walk Apartment Homes is near the Kansas City Zoo, Kansas City Royals, and Paradise Park. Call us today and find out more about our wonderful apartment community!
Features
- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Playground
- Pool w/ Sundeck
- W/D Connections in Every Home
- Wood-Burning Fireplace *Select Units
- Ample Storage Space
Experience a home game at the Arrowhead Stadium and hear the roar of the crowd! The Kansas City Chiefs have been the NFL team in Kansas City since 1963.
After winning the Super Bowl in 1970, The Chiefs won the championship in again 2020. With Patrick Mahomes at quarterback and Andy Reid coaching, the Chiefs are poised to bring another championship to the City of Fountains.
Arrowhead Stadium is the biggest sports stadium in Missouri and the 6th biggest in the NFL. The stadium had a million-dollar upgrade in 2010 to add new video technology.
Lake Jacomo is a man-made freshwater lake in Jackson County, MO. The lake has a limited-horsepower regulation for boats on the lake to create a more relaxed lake experience. You can rent or buy whatever you need at the marina like boat rentals or bait and tackle.
The lake is great for fishing. You can find bluegill, crappie, green sunfish, hybrid striped bass, and walleye in the lake. The 970-acre reservoir was created in 1959. Lake Jacomo is managed by the Jackson County Parks and Recreation.
Swope Park is the biggest park in the city with 1,805 acres of green space and numerous activities to enjoy. Visitors can walk along the hiking trails or use the tennis courts, playgrounds, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, and swimming pool.
The park contains the Kansas City Zoo, Starlight Theatre, Lakeside Nature Center, Swope Soccer Village, and Swope Memorial Golf Course. The park was created in 1896 with land donated by Colonel Thomas H. Swope. Swope Park is free but some destinations inside such as the Kansas City Zoo are not free.
