Attractions
Welcome to Overbrook, Kansas
Looking for something fun to do? You’ll find it here in Overbrook! Our community offers a wide variety of activities for all ages and interests.
Outdoor Adventures
Enjoy a peaceful walk around our scenic City Lake, cast a line and go fishing, or take in the fresh air at one of our beautiful parks. Kids love our playgrounds, and pickleball players will find courts ready for action.
Get Active
Catch a local baseball or soccer game, take a refreshing swim at the city pool, or simply enjoy the energy of our vibrant community spaces.
Seasonal Events & Celebrations
Throughout the year, Overbrook hosts exciting events like family fun nights, fairs, car shows, and tractor pulls. There’s always something happening—and always a reason to join in.
Stay Connected
Want to know what’s coming up? Visit our [Calendar of Events] to stay up-to-date on everything happening around town. From community gatherings to special programs, we keep it fresh and fun.
Come explore Overbrook—where small-town charm meets big-time fun!
If you would like to reserve a shelter, contact us at City Hall!
Come out and meet your neighbors and enjoy all of the many things that make the City of Overbrook, Kansas a great place to live!
Jones Park
Overbrook City Lake will be open for fishing and permitted boating activities from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily.
No Swimming at Overbrook City Lake.
No City fishing permit required, but you will need to have your Kansas State fishing license to fish at Overbrook City Lake if you're 16 and older.
The Bob Klinger Children's fishing pond is for kids 16 and younger. Adults are not permitted to fish at the children's fishing pond.
No boats with gasoline-powered motors shall be allowed on Overbrook City Lake. Boats with electric-powered trolling motors only will be allowed. All boating on Overbrook City Lake shall be subject to the laws of Kansas, the rules and regulations of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks of the State of Kansas, and the ordinances of the City of Overbrook.
For information on fish size and creel limits or other ordinances refer to our City Code page at http://www.overbrookks.citycode.net/index.html#!314
To see if Overbrook is on list or for information on Harmful Algae Bloom visit kdhe.ks.gov/HAB.
Explore the Landon Nature Trail
Looking for a peaceful escape or an energizing outdoor adventure? The Landon Nature Trail is just the spot! Located east of Maple Street, just north of the Overbrook Veterinary Clinic, this scenic trail stretches all the way to 197th Street—perfect for biking, hiking, or simply soaking in the beauty of nature.
Whether you're out for a brisk walk or a leisurely ride, the trail offers a refreshing way to enjoy the outdoors. Come explore a little—or a lot—and see why it's a local favorite.
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Kanza Rail-Trails Conservancy and our supportive community, the trail continues to grow and improve. If you’d like to be part of its expansion, your help is always welcome! Reach out to Scott at 785-224-3453 to learn how you can get involved.
Want to learn more? Visit the Landon Nature Trail Overbrook website for details, updates, and ways to support this beautiful community resource.
