ODAC Olathe District Activity Center |
ODAC, also known as Olathe District Activity Center is owned and operated by the Olathe District Schools and is located at 20925 W. 159th St. ODAC is complete with one full size football field, two soccer fields, two baseball fields, two softball fields, and an eight lane track with some field amenities. The field amenities include steeplechase pit, long jump, high jump, triple jump, shot put ring, discus ring, and javelin run. ODAC can hold up to 6,500 spectators in their football stadium, 3,500 split between their soccer fields, 500 for each baseball field, and 250 for each softball field. All fields are grass and the track is a synthetic surface. |
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CBAC 11031 S. Valley Rd Olathe, KS 66061 |
CBAC, also known as College Boulevard Activity Center is owned and operated by the Olathe District Schools and is located at 11031 S. Valley Rd. CBAC is complete with one full size football field, two soccer fields, two baseball fields, and two softball fields. CBAC can hold up to 6,500 spectators in their football stadium, 3,500 split between their soccer fields, 500 for each baseball field, and 250 for each softball field. All fields are grass and the track is a synthetic surface. |
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Olathe High Schools |
Olathe has four high schools; Olathe South, Olathe East, Olathe North, and Olathe Northwest. Each one of the high schools is equipped with a basketball/volleyball court that can seat approximately 2,000 people. Also, each school has a practice gym and an auxiliary gym. These gyms each seat roughly 250 people. All of the floors in the schools are wood and there are no permanent concessions or ticket booths. In addition to the gym floors the schools each have a synthetic turf field that is marked for soccer and football. There is seating for about 250 people and there are no lights on these fields. Each High School is also equipped with four tennis courts. |
| Heritage Park | Heritage Park is a 1,238 acre park and is located at 16050 Pflumm in Olathe. Heritage Park is complete with recreational facilities that include 10 picnic shelters (two large capacity), a 40 acre lake, marina with pedal boat and sailboard rentals, a 30 acre dog off-leash area, concessions, shelters and picnic areas, play areas, athletic fields for softball, football, soccer, and the 18-hole championship Heritage Park Golf Course with driving range. |
Heritage Park Golf Course- Heritage Park Golf Course is one of the most beautiful courses in the metropolitan area, is comprised of continuous cart paths throughout the entire course, three lakes, Coffee Creek, and nearly 7,000 irrigated course yards which play to a par 71 with the finishing holes providing excellent viewing for galleries during tournament play. It offers an exceptional combination of traditional tree-lined and links-type holes which add variety and contrast while keeping play interesting and picturesque. |
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Football/Soccer Fields- Heritage Park is equipped with ten standalone football fields and 18 standalone soccer fields. The football fields are all full size natural grass fields and have the appropriate uprights. The soccer fields have eight full size fields and ten youth fields. All 18 fields are natural grass and are lined for soccer. Each comes with appropriate goals. Neither the football fields nor the soccer fields have available lighting. |
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Softball Fields- Heritage Park has four softball fields located near the 40 acre lake. These fields are complete with a central concessions stand, seating behind home plate, and lights. |
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MidAmerica Nazarene University |
MNU is a 105 acre campus with several available facilities. The Cook Center is complete with an available four basketball courts with a drop-down divider. With this setup there is no available seating, when only using the main court the Cook Center can hold up to 3,000 spectators. The south floor is the only one of the four that is rubber, all the others are wood, and is equipped with drop-down batting cages. The Cook Center also contains a fully equipped Olympic style weight room. The Cook Center has four full size locker rooms with showers, and classrooms that can be used during events there. MNU’s campus also contains two full size football fields, two full size soccer fields, a softball field, and a baseball field. Only one of the football fields and one of the soccer fields have lighting that can be utilized. The football stadium can host roughly 2,000 spectators, while the soccer field can hold roughly 500 spectators. The baseball and softball fields have lighting. The baseball field can seat roughly 350 while the softball can host about 150 spectators. |
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Lone Elm Park |
Lone Elm Park is a 160 acre park and is located at 21151 W. 167th St in Olathe. Lone Elm Park has eight full size soccer fields and five lighted softball fields. There are no permanent concessions or bleaches at any of the soccer fields. This park is maintained by Olathe Parks and Recreation. |
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Olathe Lanes East 303 N Lindenwood Dr Olathe, KS |
Olathe Lanes East is a bowling facility with 32 bowling lanes. Each lane is equipped with bumpers. This facility also has a diner where people can enjoy some good food. |
| Lake Olathe 625 Lakeshore Drive Olathe, KS |
Lake Olathe is a 170 acre lake surrounded by 208 acre Community Park. The lake has three small shelters and one large shelter. There are two fishing docks and a boat ramp. Lake Olathe is located at 625 Lakeshore Drive. |
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Prairie Highlands Golf Course 14695 Inverness St Olathe, KS |
Prairie Highlands golf course was ranked #29 in the Nation in the “Top 50 under $50” Category. The par 72, 7,100-yard golf course was designed truly with the golfer in mind. Following the traditions of the game, the course was designed to be walk able, with short distances from green to tee. Fundamental strategies and abundant shot making opportunities are complimented by pristine fairways and bent grass greens. Four tee boxes play from 7,100 yards from the back tees, to 5,100 yards from the front tees. Errant tee shots will likely find manicured rough or one of 60 strategically positioned sand bunkers, which makes saving par truly rewarding and a birdie nearly heroic. Only deft putting on subtly contoured bent grass putting greens rewards pinpoint accuracy off the tee. Prairie Highlands is reached from I-35 by exiting at Old 56 Highway and proceeding 4 ½ miles west to 151st Street and then west three-quarters of a mile to St. Andrews Drive and into the course. |
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Running/Biking Trails |
Olathe has a very intricate trail system that covers over 17 miles. These trails are paved with asphalt and run throughout most of the city. |
| Holiday Inn 101 W. 151st St Olathe, KS |
The Holiday Inn in Olathe has two large meeting spaces that can be used for various tournaments. Their largest room is 6,600sq.ft. and their second largest is 2,700sq.ft. The hotel has an in-house restaurant and catering that is available upon request. |
For any questions, comments, or more information please contact Brady Small at bsmall@olathe.org or 913-764-1050.