Kansas Tourism

177 acres of fishing, boating, skiing, camping, horseshoe pitching, sand-court volleyball, basketball, playgrounds, picnic areas, and shelter houses. Electric hookups, water and showerhouse available. The dam was…

At Mine Creek in 1864 a large body of Union cavalry swept down on the rear of Confederate General Sterling Price's supply train that was returning south after a long raid through Missouri and Kansas. Today you can…

Discover one of the nation’s top car museums at Midwest Dream Car Collection, where families and car lovers can explore over a century of automotive history in a fun, interactive setting. We have a 55,000 sq. ft…

With over 100 aircrafts on display, whether your interest is general aviation, warbirds, helicopters or experimentals and homebuilts, there's something to spark your imagination at Mid-America Air Museum in Liberal…

This memorial was rededicated in 2005 for the Mexican American Veterans who fought and died in World War II. Plans are underway for landscaping, flags, and an additional monument with the names of the veterans.

The gallery has 2 display rooms that highlight hanging and free-standing creations and provides a special opportunity to view high-quality art.

Federal recreation - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: Situatued in the tall grass prairie of the Osage Questas region of east central Kansas, Melvern Lake offers nearly 7,000 acres of water and over 17,000 acres of land…

Explore our community's heritage at the McPherson Museum & Arts Foundation where you will discover anything from Kansas' natural history to a giant ground sloth and sabre-tooth cat from the La Brea Tar…

Visit the Mary L. Martin Art Gallery in Iola and enjoy the magnificent works of art from the most famous of artists to local talent that is breathtaking!

In May 1858, proslavery men gunned down 11 free-state men in a ravine that is now an important landmark. The shootings shocked the nation and became a pivotal event in the Bleeding Kansas era. A few months later,…

The Ma-Hush-Kah Historical Society in White Cloud, Kansas is named after Chief White Cloud of the Ioway Tribe. It owns & operates the Ma-Hush-Kah Museum.

Long Branch Lagoon, the western themed water park boast over 27,000 square feet of surface area full of fun and exciting family aquatic adventure await. Float along Cowboy Creek, the 720 foot lazy river, relax and feel…