Kansas Tourism

This summer, step into the stories that shaped Reno County at the Reno County Museum in Hutchinson, Kansas. As part of the Kansas Sunflower Summer program, we invite families, history buffs, and curious explorers to…

William Allen White rented this house from 1899 until he purchased it in 1901. It was his home for 45 years. The two-and-a-half story house features rough-hewn red sandstone ashlars on the first floor exterior walls…

This beautiful free zoo features a variety of animals, many are small and most are grazers. All are compatible with the Kansas climate. Walk through the area and visit the monkeys on Monkey Island, feed the ducks at the…

Quivira NWR is one of a system of over 500 refuges administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). The Refuge encompasses over 22,135 acres and is managed primarily to provide migratory waterfowl with food,…

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…

Park with a playground, picnic tables, and restrooms, as well as the adjacent Iron Bridges Disc Golf Course.

About the Museum The Prairie Museum of Art & History is home to the World-Class Kuska Collection which includes approximately 28,000 items. The Kuska Collection contains dolls, furniture, toys, glassware, ceramics,…

The Pony Express was a unique experiment in the development of the West. The bronze statue is located in a park between Broadway and Hwy 36 on 7th Street and commemorates the tough young riders and fast ponies who…

Whether you are coming out to enjoy a day with the family, celebrate a party on the lake with friends, or simply cruise the lake while fishing, we have the boat for you. Our boats are newer, clean, and serviced…

A half-sized Vietnam Memorial Wall, reflecting pool, and thousands of engraved pavers. Located on the campus of Pittsburg State University. This location is found along the Frontier Military Historic Byway. Exploring…

Nestled in the forested hills of Northeast Kansas sits a 12,500-acre lake and an 11,000-acre wildlife area nearby. 25 miles of horse trails and 20 miles of biking/hiking trails wind through the upland forest providing…

The Perkins building is the most recognizable building in Coffeyville. It was the home of Condon Bank, one of two banks that the infamous Dalton Gang attempted to rob in 1892. It now is a tourist attraction and home to…