Caenen Park is linked to Remigius Achille Caenen, a Belgian immigrant who arrived in Kansas in the late 1800s. Caenen built a stone castle-like home in 1907, using hand-quarried limestone from his land. A successful farmer, businessman, and real estate developer, Caenen helped shape the local community by financing homes and promoting land ownership.  

Caenen Park is a small, 0.4 acre park on the corner of Johnson Drive and Caenen. The park has a playground, swings and picnic table.

Park Rules:

• Park hours are 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Motorized vehicles prohibited in parks.
• Alcoholic and cereal malt beverages prohibited in park.
• Dogs must be on leash and under owners control.
• Skating prohibited on tables, benches, play equipment and in shelter areas.
• Please utilized the recycling and trash receptacles.