(This campground recently was the Salina KOA, but is under new management)…read more This campground is a great halfway point between Denver and St. Louis and makes for a great stop! Sites are well manicured and nicely landscaped with many having private patios. There is a huge off-leash dog park!

This is a nice little b&B in Abilene, is. It's nothing fancy, but appears to be well cared for and…read morethey provide a good breakfast. Luxurious? No, but simple, clean and well managed yes. What did I appreciate: lots of hot water in shower, a chair and light in room for reading, breakfast, location near downtown ( walking distance to restaurants). No serious complaints, except the bed was hard for my tastes. Suggestions: spruce up the room a bit by adding a pleasant bed cover. I just read another review and am appalled to hear they screen for "traditional couples only". If that's not true, please tell me and I will eliminate this comment. If it's true , I'm sorry to have supported your business with my stay

Just OK. Innkeeper is not very personable, doesn't seem happy and it definitely conveys in…read moreconversation. Perhaps the " hospitality" business is not for her. Bed not comfortable at all. Front big Victorian porch underwhelming, needs some serious TLC. Everyone else's surroundings porches were beautiful to gaze at. Breakfast & coffee was good, that's about it.

The Abilene and Snoky Valley Railroad is a tourist attraction in Abilene, Kansas. It is located…read morenext door to the Eisenhower homestead, library and museum. The train runs on tracks built in 1886 by the Rock Island Railroad. The railroad runs a variety of tours and helps show how the railroads helped Kansas to grow and expand. The steam engine is a piece of living history.

My husband and I booked this for our anniversary. Overall it was a disappointment. First the…read moredinner... we did the bbq night. Honestly I have bought better frozen bbq from Sam's Club. The pulled chicken was flavorless. The pulled pork and brisket were a little better but equally unremarkable, and we were offered no bbq sauce, which would have helped the taste. And the baked beans tasted like they came from a can. I don't eat coleslaw but my husband was unimpressed. The corn bread tasted more like cake, which is probably good because they served bread pudding, which I don't care for. As for the ride... it was ok... but all they did was take us through farm fields to Enterprise, which had little to offer. Most rides like this would at least offer some tourist information on the area over an intercom but we got none of that. The trip was overpriced and unremarkable. I would not recommend it.

If you know me you know I'm a sucker for a small town museum, and the Dickinson County Heritage…read moreCenter does not disappoint. We came here because of the vintage carousel that they still operate, and ended up exploring the whole building and outside structures which really made it worth the small entrance fee to see. Let's start with the main building. When you walk in, it's an old small town museum, and it feels like it. I do think this place could benefit from some TLC in terms of updating it and breathing in some new life, but I will also say from working in the museum industry, that funding can be hard, and I felt like they did a really great job of keeping it running, clean, and accessible with what I can imagine are some limited resources. Once you pay, you can meander through the galleries which cover the history of Dickinson County, and feature some really interesting artifacts. Our favorite part of the main exhibits was the section on the introduction of the telephone and how it evolved over the years. For our four year old this was especially cool because they have some switch boards that are interactive, and you can even place a call to another phone in the museum. For a kid that has never seen a rotary phone before it was pretty magical, and honestly even for us adults who remember those days, it was cool to see how it worked and we spent a good amount of time in that area. Once you've had your fill of the inside museum you can venture outdoors and experience the old school carousel, and some historical buildings. The carousel was really cool. First of all it's the oldest known carousel to still be operational in existence. I mean, this may be a fact hard to track down and verify, but that's pretty impressive. Being built in 1901, it's crazy to be able to ride something so old and get a full experience that someone else would have had over 100 years ago. The old buildings were also pretty neat to explore and we enjoyed walking around and seeing what each one had to offer. Overall, this is a pretty cool stop for anyone who enjoys history.

Wonderful, beautiful hotel with attentive staff and thoughtful decor and layout…read more This hotel is a beacon of good management and staffing with attention to detail that shows in every corner of the hotel. Comfortable rooms, logical room layout, and ample parking accommodations. This property raises the stature of downtown Salina, our company and team members would stay here again.

I'm here for my nieces wedding reception and was so happy with the hotel itself and my room. I…read morebooked the smallest room available and thought "I could live here"!

This was a great find! Great price. Excellent bed and A/C. We slept like a couple of babies. Shower…read morehad excellent water pressure. Fridge cooled and froze, as expected. Staff qas helpful and kind. Checked in late (almost 10pm) and they were pleasant and had our room ready. Would highly recommend.

I purchased the room online. When we showed up to check in they could not find our reservation…read more My partner said he would just pay for a room since he didn't thing I had already paid for it (which I did!) and when they went to charge us for a room she saw we in fact did have a room. After some time researching the problem she said that the employee working earlier had checked "us" in earlier in the day. Turns out they gave our room away to someone else under our reservation!!! After too much time she ended up giving us the other guest's room. As for the room we got it is an accessible room, so it is large and had 2 queen bes instead of a king as purchased. The room was very nice, but the mix up was a bummer considering it was very hot outside as I waited 20 minutes for my partner to return.

What an awesome place to spend the night!! From check in to check out this was a clean comfortable…read moreplace to stay! Totally impressed and I would definitely stay here again if my travels put me through this area again!

This hotel will have the employees go into your room when your not there and the do not disturb…read moresign is on door. Instead of slipping a notice that the elevator will be down under the door or taping it to the door, they'll go in your room and invade in one's privacy. When you ask them about it they say "The GM wanted to make sure you got the notice". I wonder if this is a common practice with all the hotels the Liberty Group owns??

Friendly, clean, communicative, timely, and knows his way around the state. Couldn't ask for better…read moreservice.

The only thing Big John lacks is an actual superhero cape. After hitting a deer on a cross…read morecountry road trip, I found myself stranded in Ellsworth. I spent an entire day calling taxis and ubers and lyfts to get to Salina so I could be on a plane at 6am the next day and no one was interested. Twenty minutes after reaching out to Big John, he was at my door. He even helped my load and unload all my things. I hope to never see the inside of Kansas again, but if I do, I'll know who to call. And, btw, y'all's deer don't act right.