Everything You Need to Know About Lake Quivira
Comprised of just under 400 single-family homes, Lake Quivira offers beautiful, natural surroundings, abundant amenities and recreational opportunities, and a friendly, tight-knit gated residential community encircling a sparkling 224-acre lake.
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About Lake Quivira
A serene, gated community featuring a 224-acre, spring-fed lake.
Distance to Downtown
25 minutes / 20.7 miles
Outdoor Spaces
Lake Quivira, Duck Island, Townsend Point
Distance to Airport
32 minutes / 31.5 miles
School District
Shawnee Mission School District/Turner School District
Walk Score
1
Amenities
Mildale Farm, Edgerton Community Museum, Johnson County Library - Edgerton
Gym
Lake Quivira Community Center
Bar
Lake Quivira Country Club’s 19th Hole
Closest Hospital
Overland Park Regional Medical Center of Shawnee
Events
Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting,
Fun Facts About Lake Quivira
Real Estate Developer Charles Gault organized the Quivira Development Company “to build a lake of finest water in this part of Kansas.” In the fall of 1927, work began on the Quivira Lakes project with the construction of the dam.
Best Restaurants in Lake Quivira
Lake Quivira Country Club Main Dining Room & Grille
Enjoy the stunningly picturesque view of our 224-acre lake while savoring delicious cuisine at the Lake Quivira Country Club’s main dining room and grille.
Comprised of just under 400 single-family homes, Lake Quivira offers beautiful, natural surroundings, abundant amenities and recreational opportunities, and a friendly, tight-knit gated residential community encircling a sparkling 224-acre lake.
Lake Quivira Country Club
Located inside the gates of Lake Quivira, Lake Quivira Country Club offers family-focused excellence to members with an 18-hole golf course, an inviting club environment, health and wellness programs, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and tennis and pickleball courts.
In 1995, the Arbor Day Foundation in partnership with the US Forest Service and National Association of State Foresters designated Lake Quivira as a “Tree City USA”.
