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Neighborhoods

Parks

• Settler’s Crossing Park: This park holds a special place in the community as the home of Platte City’s own Veterans’ Monument. It also houses the anchor of the USS Platte and boasts a shelter house overlooking the Platte River.

• Cox Park: A quiet neighborhood park offering a small playground, picnic tables, and open green space. It is named after Freda and Mike Cox, who took care of the land the park now sits on for many years.

• Harrel Ferrel Park: This park features walking trails, softball fields, a skate park, and playgrounds. It’s a favorite among locals for its wide range of recreational options.

• Platte Valley Plaza Park: Located near shopping and dining options, this small park offers a convenient spot to take a break, walk the dog, or let the kids play between errands in Platte City’s commercial district.

• Rising Star Park: This relatively new park is tucked into a quiet residential area. It features amenities such as a playground, a zip line, a splash pad, and a shelter house for rent.

• Riverview Park: At 72 acres, this park is one of the relatively larger ones in the area. It features a multi-use field, a playground,\ sports fields, walking trails, and a 9-hole disc golf course.

• Platte Ridge Park: Located just north of Platte City, Platte Ridge Park spans 200 acres with multi-use trails, playgrounds, and sports fields. Fishing enthusiasts can also cast their line at the pond to reel in largemouth bass, bluegill, and channel catfish.

• Platte Landing Park: Situated along the Missouri River in downtown Parkville, about 20 minutes from Platte City, this riverside park features walking trails, a boat ramp, and off-leash dog parks.

Conservation Areas

• Platte Falls Conservation Area: This 2,300-acre conservation area sits east of Platte City and offers fishing, hiking, birdwatching, and seasonal hunting among forests, streams, and wetlands.

• Parkville Nature Sanctuary: A 115-acre forested preserve in Parkville, just 20 minutes from Platte City, with scenic trails, waterfalls, and wildlife. Great for hikes and relaxed nature walks.

Cultural Attractions

• Ben Ferrel Platte County Museum: Housed in the historic 1882 Frederick Krause Mansion, this museum is operated by the Platte County Historical Society. It showcases artifacts, exhibits, and archives that trace the area’s heritage, including Native American history, Civil War memorabilia, and early settler life.

• Mid-Continent Public Library – Platte City Branch: The Platte City branch of the extensive Mid-Continent Public Library network offers more than just books—it’s a hub for community learning and activities. Visitors enjoy access to technology, genealogy resources, children’s storytimes, author talks, and educational programs, fostering a welcoming space for residents of all ages to explore, learn, and connect.

• Platte County Fair: Established in 1863, the Platte County Fair is the oldest continuously operating fair west of the Mississippi River. Held annually in Tracy, Missouri, just outside Platte City, it features rodeos, demolition derbies, livestock shows, and carnival rides, drawing visitors from across the region.

• Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony: Platte City’s annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony transforms downtown into a festive wonderland each November with a tree lighting, horse-drawn carriage rides, face painting, a petting zoo, and visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus. This cherished tradition brings the community together to celebrate the holiday season.

Dining

• Roxanne’s Café. Established in 2005 by Roxanne Gray and her family, Roxanne’s Café offers a cozy, family-friendly setting and classic comfort food like biscuits and gravy, fried chicken, and roast beef. Don’t miss their famous cinnamon rolls for a sweet finish.

• El Maguey. El Maguey serves up authentic Mexican cuisine with bold, traditional flavors. Each location across Platte County and the surrounding areas features a slightly different menu, giving you new dishes to try. Their house-made salsas and hot sauces add extra spice and are available online.

• Bee Creek Cafe and Bakery. This neighborhood café is perfect for relaxing or catching up with friends over coffee and freshly baked pastries. Enjoy salads and sandwiches made with fresh ingredients and housemade brioche. It’s an ideal spot for a casual, satisfying lunch.

• Barley & Vine. This full-service wine bar and craft brewery offers an upscale dining experience. Join their monthly Wine Club to explore curated global selections, while frequent events create a community space for wine appreciation.

• Rápidos Mexican Restaurant. A local favorite for flavorful tacos, sizzling fajita skillets, and some of the best margaritas around. Enjoy daily house specials and convenient catering services for events big or small.

• Avalon Cafe. Just 10 minutes from Platte City, Avalon Café in Weston offers an upscale American bistro experience in a historic 1847 antebellum home. Enjoy dishes crafted with local ingredients and seasonal flair, like their signature beef tenderloin in Missouri bourbon.

• Tin Kitchen. Also located in Weston, Tin Kitchen serves pecan wood-smoked BBQ in a historic 1842 building. Enjoy pulled pork, brisket, and ribs, then head next door to the bar for a cold pint of craft beer.

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