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Burrus Old Mill Park — Attraction in Blue Springs

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Burrus Old Mill Park
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Pancho's Mexican Food
811 NW Woods Chapel Rd, Blue Springs, MO 64015
Sonic Drive-In
801 NW Woods Chapel Rd, Blue Springs, MO 64015
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Burrus Old Mill Park

112 NW Woods Chapel Rd, Blue Springs, MO 64015
4.7(594)
Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Burrus Old Mill Park

Pancho's Mexican Food

Sonic Drive-In

Pancho's Mexican Food

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Reviews of Burrus Old Mill Park

4.7
(594)
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5.0
29w

Burris Hill Park is a charming neighborhood gem that offers a peaceful escape in the heart of Blue Springs. On my recent visit, I was impressed by how well-maintained and inviting the park felt. The mature trees provide excellent shade throughout, making it a comfortable place to relax even on warmer days. The open grassy areas are perfect for casual play or a quiet picnic.

The playground equipment looked modern and safe, great for families with young children. There’s also a paved walking path that loops the park, ideal for a light stroll or a jog. The surrounding homes give the park a cozy, tucked-away feeling without sacrificing accessibility.

From my photos on Google Maps, you can see the simplicity and serenity that define Burris Hill Park—no overcrowding, just a clean, quiet space to enjoy nature or a good book on a bench. It's not a massive destination park, but its charm lies in its peaceful vibe and community-centered layout.

If you're in Blue Springs and looking for a low-key spot to unwind, Burris Hill Park is...

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4.0
10w

The loop is short and sweet. There are deer trails that you can follow. There was a kind person walking their dog on the trail. The trail looked maintained. there was trash here and there. Not sure why it says closed

(September 28, 2025)

About 100 feet away from the middle of the trail. (South of the power grid brick wall ) there appeared to be two large clean tents. Possibly homeless. Didn’t call authorities because many people hike here and they aren’t causing issues but wanted to let people know

it’s a decent park tucked away in the suburbs. Perfectly displays during the summer Missouri’s Subtropical climate. You kinda feel like you’re in the tropics a bit if you go during...

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5.0
3y

Overall, one of the nicer parks I've been to. The playground surfaces are made of a soft rubber material that adds a bounce to each step. The water park has a decent amount of jets shooting up from the ground and water filled buckets ready to pour out onto anything that happens to be beneath them. Spacious layout, new basketball court, tennis courts, clean bathrooms, plenty of seating for social gatherings, and several playgrounds. The only complaint I have would be with the playground equipment. The ladders aren't coated in anything, so climbing up one of them after coming from the water park side is definitely a recipe for a kid slipping on one and taking a pole...

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william thompsonwilliam thompson
Burris Hill Park is a charming neighborhood gem that offers a peaceful escape in the heart of Blue Springs. On my recent visit, I was impressed by how well-maintained and inviting the park felt. The mature trees provide excellent shade throughout, making it a comfortable place to relax even on warmer days. The open grassy areas are perfect for casual play or a quiet picnic. The playground equipment looked modern and safe, great for families with young children. There’s also a paved walking path that loops the park, ideal for a light stroll or a jog. The surrounding homes give the park a cozy, tucked-away feeling without sacrificing accessibility. From my photos on Google Maps, you can see the simplicity and serenity that define Burris Hill Park—no overcrowding, just a clean, quiet space to enjoy nature or a good book on a bench. It's not a massive destination park, but its charm lies in its peaceful vibe and community-centered layout. If you're in Blue Springs and looking for a low-key spot to unwind, Burris Hill Park is worth a visit.
Optimistic ParrotOptimistic Parrot
The loop is short and sweet. There are deer trails that you can follow. There was a kind person walking their dog on the trail. The trail looked maintained. there was trash here and there. Not sure why it says closed (September 28, 2025) About 100 feet away from the middle of the trail. (South of the power grid brick wall ) there appeared to be two large clean tents. Possibly homeless. Didn’t call authorities because many people hike here and they aren’t causing issues but wanted to let people know it’s a decent park tucked away in the suburbs. Perfectly displays during the summer Missouri’s Subtropical climate. You kinda feel like you’re in the tropics a bit if you go during or after rain.
Sarai L. Atatai WoodSarai L. Atatai Wood
I hadn't been here in years. My family enjoyed the updated playground. It was a fun time climbing and exploring. Variety of playground equipment for younglings, normal younglings, and even the bigger kids. There's a volleyball area and even a skate park area there. I believe a hiking or walking path as well. I was able to follow my son with a stroller for my youngest up and around the park. Lots of slopes and ways to help with some access. Splash pad wasn't open, but should open Memorial Day Weekend until like Labor day Weekend when it goes back to slumber time for the winter months. We'll definitely come back another day.
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Burris Hill Park is a charming neighborhood gem that offers a peaceful escape in the heart of Blue Springs. On my recent visit, I was impressed by how well-maintained and inviting the park felt. The mature trees provide excellent shade throughout, making it a comfortable place to relax even on warmer days. The open grassy areas are perfect for casual play or a quiet picnic. The playground equipment looked modern and safe, great for families with young children. There’s also a paved walking path that loops the park, ideal for a light stroll or a jog. The surrounding homes give the park a cozy, tucked-away feeling without sacrificing accessibility. From my photos on Google Maps, you can see the simplicity and serenity that define Burris Hill Park—no overcrowding, just a clean, quiet space to enjoy nature or a good book on a bench. It's not a massive destination park, but its charm lies in its peaceful vibe and community-centered layout. If you're in Blue Springs and looking for a low-key spot to unwind, Burris Hill Park is worth a visit.
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The loop is short and sweet. There are deer trails that you can follow. There was a kind person walking their dog on the trail. The trail looked maintained. there was trash here and there. Not sure why it says closed (September 28, 2025) About 100 feet away from the middle of the trail. (South of the power grid brick wall ) there appeared to be two large clean tents. Possibly homeless. Didn’t call authorities because many people hike here and they aren’t causing issues but wanted to let people know it’s a decent park tucked away in the suburbs. Perfectly displays during the summer Missouri’s Subtropical climate. You kinda feel like you’re in the tropics a bit if you go during or after rain.
Optimistic Parrot

Optimistic Parrot

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I hadn't been here in years. My family enjoyed the updated playground. It was a fun time climbing and exploring. Variety of playground equipment for younglings, normal younglings, and even the bigger kids. There's a volleyball area and even a skate park area there. I believe a hiking or walking path as well. I was able to follow my son with a stroller for my youngest up and around the park. Lots of slopes and ways to help with some access. Splash pad wasn't open, but should open Memorial Day Weekend until like Labor day Weekend when it goes back to slumber time for the winter months. We'll definitely come back another day.
Sarai L. Atatai Wood

Sarai L. Atatai Wood

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