Kansas Tourism

Replica of Ingall's 1870 cabin at the original site. Discover the pioneer way of life of the Ingalls family at this reconstructed log cabin made famous in the series of children's books written by Laura…

Webster State Park is a protected prairie setting of rolling hills and spacious skies. Visitors often see deer, turkeys, quail, pheasants, and many wildflowers — the 3,700 acres of open water offer great fishing in…

Visit the all-new exhibits at the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum and experience Ike and Mamie’s story in their own words. One of Abilene’s most iconic attractions, the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential…

The Museum at Prairiefire blends science, natural history, and hands-on fun into one unforgettable experience for curious minds of all ages. Did you know the first Tyrannosaurus rex fossil ever discovered was by a boy…

This outdoor water park includes a children's pool with slides, tipping buckets and toys; a lap pool with two drop areas with two slides each; family activity pool with basketball goals, lily pad rope course and…

From 1855 to 1860 Moses Grinter operated a trading post. Troops traveling between Forts Leavenworth and Scott sometimes crossed the Kansas River on a ferry operated by Moses Grinter. A native of Kentucky, Grinter…

Iola The Prairie Spirit Trail in eastern Kansas is a 52-mile-long path through small towns, shaded woodland canopy, and scenic prairies alive with wildflowers (and wildlife!), and running beside streams, rivers, neatly…

This interactive recreation of Dodge City's historic Front Street-including the saloon, jail and church - will keep the entire family entertained. Within Boot Hill Museum's collection of more than 60,000…

A .7 mile trail that weaves through wildlife habitat, featuring an observation area and a pier extending over the water. Enjoy more than 60 trees and 300 native wetland plants. This park also features a gazebo, a dock…

For special tours contact: Rita Muckenthaler 785-437-6387 The original building on this site, which still stands, was constructed in 1857 as a government Indian agency building for the Potawatomi Indians at the St. Mary…

23 miles of historic Santa Fe Trail crosses the 108,000 acres of the Cimarron National Grassland. Today you can still see ruts and the site where freight wagons camped at Middle Spring and used Point of Rocks as lookout…

The Dorrance Historical Society Museum, located in the Reiff Building, exhibits artifacts from the community's rich history including a fine collection of buggies, buckboards and farm equipment used to carve out a…