Jordan Valley Park
Discover the vibrant spirit of Springfield at Jordan Valley Park, a must-see stop on Route 66! This stunning urban oasis boasts picturesque landscapes, interactive water features, and unique sculptures that celebrate the rich history of the Mother Road. Perfect for a leisurely stroll or a scenic picnic, the park invites travelers to relax and immerse themselves in local culture. With its inviting atmosphere and community events, Jordan Valley Park is a lively hub for Route 66 adventurers seeking a true taste of Missouri's charm.
Candice Mitchell
2 weeks ago"Great big park with a cool Lil splash pad for the citizens."
Shelly Hinton
10 months ago"Love this place! Such a beautiful part of town! The park has a great place to walk, have lunch at a picnic table or play in the water. It's even open until 11pm"
Vipul Singh
2 years ago"Drove in to Springfield on a Monday afternoon in May, and had the evening to spare, so went here and walked around downtown. It was pretty neat. Loved the fountain setup, and some of the art around. There was some run event going on, so had to park at Hammons Field. It was very crowded in the park. Close enough to downtown that I could just walk over."
Debbrah Wilson
6 years ago"My 16 year old autistic daughter is so enthusiastic about this beautiful park the flowing water fountains and the flowers are so wonderful and with the clean smell of chlorine I am not at worried about any bacterial problems. I love it too the water was such a perfect temperature cool enough for the heat and when the sun began to set it was warm and delightful. We spend hours and never get bored or tire of it, also the people are so nice it's really an awesome friendly place for everyone."
Chris Bloomfield
3 years ago"Nice splash area for the kids to cool off in. The bricks are not attached, so kids pick them up and throw them. The rules say no to do this, but not one person read the rules while we hung out here. Eventually they will destroy the splash area, which will be sad. Still, it's a great free place to spend some time. Parking wasn't clearly marked, but everyone was parked behind the ice skating rink."
