Johnson County Park and Recreation District

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Johnson County Park and Recreation District (JCPRD) is a special park district of Johnson County, Kansas that operates parks, trails, golf courses, recreation programs, and cultural facilities across the county.

Shawnee Mission, Kansas, USA
jcprd.com
Owned by Johnson County Government

About Johnson County Park and Recreation District

Johnson County Park and Recreation District (often branded as JCPRD) is a special-purpose local government entity established by Kansas statute and governed by a Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners appointed by the Johnson County Board of County Commissioners. It manages more than 10,000 acres of parkland, 17 developed parks, streamway parks, extensive trail networks, two 18‑hole golf courses, and numerous facilities such as the Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center, Johnson County Museum, Theatre in the Park, nature centers, community centers, and senior programming sites. JCPRD offers thousands of fee-supported recreational, cultural, environmental, and educational programs each year for residents of all ages, from youth camps and sports leagues to 50 Plus programs and special events.([jocogov.org](https://www.jocogov.org/department/park-and-recreation?utm_source=openai))

A charge with the descriptor “GG *JOHNSON COUNTY PAR … KS” is likely associated with a fee paid to Johnson County Park and Recreation District for a park- or recreation-related transaction. This could include program registrations, sports leagues, swim lessons, facility or shelter rentals, golf course fees, campground or park permits, gift card purchases, or other activity or event fees processed by their online registration and payment systems (such as ActiveNet). JCPRD also uses recurring credit card transactions for certain ongoing services (for example, memberships or out-of-school-time care), so some charges may appear on a regular schedule.([jcprd.com](https://www.jcprd.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_04082019-185?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a JCPRD charge, first check your email for receipts from their registration or ticketing systems and review any recent activity registrations, facility reservations, golf rounds, or park permits associated with your household. You can also log into the JCPRD online registration portal (linked from jcprd.com) to review your account history and upcoming programs. If the charge is still unclear, contact JCPRD Administration or Registration using the phone numbers and contact details on their website; have the transaction date, exact amount, and the last four digits of the card handy so staff can locate the payment. For potential billing errors, duplicate charges, or refund questions, JCPRD follows published refund and insufficient-funds policies, and issues are typically resolved by speaking directly with the appropriate program or facility office or with their central registration staff.([jcprd.com](https://jcprd.com/144/Find?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Johnson County Park and Recreation District.

  1. Gg *johnson County Par 503-5970395 Ks

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of purchases usually show up as a Johnson County Park and Recreation District charge on my card?

Common JCPRD charges include registration fees for classes and camps, sports leagues, golf course green fees and cart rentals, facility or shelter rentals, park and fishing/boating permits, special event tickets, and purchases of JCPRD gift cards. Many of these are processed through their online registration/payment systems and will reference Johnson County Park & Recreation or JCPRD in the descriptor.([jcprd.com](https://jcprd.com/144/Find?utm_source=openai))

Why does the descriptor say “GG *JOHNSON COUNTY PAR” instead of the full district name?

Card networks often truncate merchant names and may prepend an internal payment-processor prefix such as “GG *”. In this case, the underlying merchant record points to Johnson County Park and Recreation District, but the display is shortened to “JOHNSON COUNTY PAR” with the state abbreviation (KS). The incomplete wording does not change that the charge is from the park and recreation district.

How can I confirm which JCPRD program or facility my charge is for?

Log into the JCPRD registration portal via jcprd.com and check your family or household account for recent registrations, reservations, or payments on or near the transaction date; each item will list fees paid. If you still cannot match the charge, call JCPRD Administration or Registration at the numbers listed under “Contact Us” on jcprd.com and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of your card so staff can look up the specific transaction.([jcprd.com](https://jcprd.com/144/Find?utm_source=openai))

Does JCPRD use recurring or automatic billing that could explain a monthly charge?

Yes. Certain offerings such as ongoing memberships, some childcare/out-of-school-time programs, or multi‑month activities may use recurring credit card or ACH billing. These recurring drafts can appear as similar amounts around the same date each month. You can review and update stored payment methods and any recurring agreements through your online JCPRD account or by contacting the registration office.([jcprd.com](https://www.jcprd.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_04082019-185?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund or adjust a Johnson County Park and Recreation District charge?

Refunds and adjustments follow JCPRD’s published refund policies, which vary by program type. In general, you should contact the specific program, camp, league, or facility listed on your registration confirmation, or call the main JCPRD registration number to request a refund or transfer. Provide your registration ID, participant name, and payment details so staff can determine eligibility and process any approved refund back to your original payment method.([jcprd.com](https://www.jcprd.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_04082019-185?utm_source=openai))

Are there extra fees when paying JCPRD with a credit or debit card?

Some JCPRD services—such as campground reservations or certain facility rentals—note that a small fee or convenience charge may be added when paying by credit or debit card, especially for larger transactions. The exact fee, if any, is typically disclosed during the online checkout or at the point of sale before you complete payment.([jocoparks.com](https://www.jocoparks.com/campgrounds?utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I don’t recognize a JCPRD-related charge or suspect it’s fraudulent?

First, check with family members on your account—especially anyone who participates in camps, sports leagues, or golf—since registrations and pro‑shop purchases can be made quickly. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact JCPRD using the information on jcprd.com to verify whether they have a matching payment under your card number or name. If JCPRD cannot locate the payment or confirms it is not tied to your account, immediately report the transaction to your card issuer and dispute it as unauthorized.

Where can I get a copy of a receipt or invoice for a Johnson County Park and Recreation District payment?

Receipts for online registrations and many in‑person transactions are emailed automatically by JCPRD’s registration systems. You can also log into your online account to reprint receipts and view your payment history. If you need an official invoice or a copy for reimbursement or tax purposes, contact JCPRD’s registration or administration offices listed under “Contact Us” on jcprd.com and request a duplicate receipt for the specific transaction date and amount.([anprod.active.com](https://anprod.active.com/jcprd/servlet/PrivacyPolicy.sdi?utm_source=openai))

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