First time in the park I saw at least 5 deer. One fawn walked toward me to about 15ft. before…read morewalking away.

It's a very beautiful park but unless you want ticks and I mean Alot of them on you I wouldn't…read morerecommend going. Me and my fiance went and we're covered in them and they're still showing up on us

Beautiful park at any time of the year. The deer were a surprise as I've never seen them here…read morebefore. There were 3.

Good luck getting a hold of someone if you call during business hours. What if someone needs more…read morespecific information before visiting the park?

Nice splash pad for the kids. Such a great oasis on a hot summer day! The light spray from the wind…read morefelt great for the parents as well. There are benches (with shade, if timed right) around it and a pavilion nearby to take a break from the summer sun. Spent a sweet time with dear friends and would definitely go back.

Went for the mini golf. Had a good time…read more Nice that the course was shaded by large trees. Even though they had someone trying to rake the course, it would have been quick and effective to just take a leaf blower to it in the morning... Some of the holes were rather technical/traditional and the pace was just ok. The music from the snack shack was family appropriate and we got to wave to the mini train passing by.

I love this park. Needs some updating, but it is great. Kids love the train and the horse rides…read more Sometimes the trash doesn't get taken out as soon as it should and there were an excessive amount of flies because of this. But don't let that scare you away, just trying to be honest.

Took the dogs to walk the mowed trail today. It is a short loop. Actual water, lagoony-type pools,…read morefields, lots of birds.

Brand new park still being built and there is a little parking lot off 29th street behind the new…read moreHobby Lobby. This is going to be a really nice park.

I love this little park focused on Native American history. The walk around is not too long nor is…read moreit very hilly...suitable for all physical capabilities. It does get pretty warm during the summer months. Be sure and stop by the museum before you head out. If you're in the area during the fall, don't miss the powwow just across the street.

This is a great little walk around. Not intense. Slight little hills up and down. Wore the kids out…read moreon their scooters. They got to learn some about the Native's in our area as there was historical points throughout the park, several monuments and areas to push buttons and be told background history. There's a small pond. The area was well maintained. The grass was long in some places which to me was very pretty. Lots of trees and nice shade. Benches too. Good parking. Had a great time!

My grandkids and I just love this place people are so nice and they take such good care of the…read moreplace.

If you're new to Hutchinson, put this on your must-see list. Serenity, beauty, and humble closeness…read moreto nature. The grove (across the lake from the buildings) is romantic and a perfect picnic date spot. The trails are private and shaded, the grounds are well maintained. Diverse and interesting flower beds make for butterflies galore. One of my fave places ever.

This statue was beautiful and highlighted nicely with the sky. It featured Native American music…read moreand I can see how it would be cool to witness the large fire pits sitting on large boulders out in the water. PS The coordinates will put you in the parking lot to the Native American museum and you will have to drive to the parking lot for the actual statue.

So calm. So Peaceful…read more A good place to relax and catch the sunset. Nice walking trails. Did not get to watch the ring of fire due to the high winds. I will return to this place.

So, I'd keep your expectations in check when visiting Mushroom Rock State Park. It's a tiny park --…read morethe smallest state park in Kansas at just 5 acres! But you get to see some interesting rocks. Some of these rocks really do look like mushrooms. We explored the park for a bit, but we were done after about 15 minutes. There's a short, easy trail on one side of the parking lot that takes you down to some sick rocks (that people have carved into and written things on, which I think looks cool but you might not). On the other side of the parking lot is a little area with more mushroom rocks; some of these are short enough to climb on, so kids might like these. There's a restroom here, but it's basically a port-a-potty hole in the ground, so if you can hold it, I'd suggest doing so.

This was one of our stops on our cross country RV trip. It's nice to break up the drive, but I have…read moreto say, this place is not worth the stop. This park is tiny. There's a couple of rocks that look like mushrooms on the side of the road. It's definitely not worth driving out of your way for. I honestly don't understand how it's a state park. This wins the award for worst state I've been to. Don't waste your time.