This was a great park to stop at along I-70! Fun spaceship themed playground with several slides…read moreand climbable features! Picnic tables with shade in multiple places around the park. Very clean! Splash park next to playground is nice with a partial wall around the edges perfect for sitting towels and bags, etc. pickleball courts and a public swimming pool next to the park.

Considering it's a rainy day, this park is awesome!! Pool isn't open for obvious reasons, but the…read morekids definitely had fun playing in the park. Also there are a lot of poke stops for anyone who plays PoGo. This is definitely way better than some of the parks we have back home.

what a great golf course the course is in great shape and…read moreit is beautiful. the people there were extremely professional and kind! A great place to play while traveling thru

I would argue that this is the best dinner in Goodland. Their Friday Mexican night is great. I…read moreespecially like the chicken chimichanga. I'm also a fan of their grilled ham and cheese with steak fries. They also offer drink specials, and my wife says they make the only decent gin and tonic in the county. Their staff is particularly friendly, and even more so when they're swamped on big nights. Kimberly keeps every member of the golf course updated with the latest news every week if you want to join the email list.

This place is a must stop for our family every time we pass by on our way to the mountains. It is…read morebeautiful and well kept. The workers are knowledgeable and incredibly kind. This is a true gem and it feels like a step back in time.

Who knew that Burlington, Colorado, a sleepy little town 3 hours east of Denver, could pack a day…read morefull of fun like this??!!! First we visited the Kit Carson County Carousel, a 1905 Philadelphia Toboggan Company carousel bought by Elitch Gardens and used at the park every summer until 1928. This carousel goes fast---10-15 mph!! It is the only antique carousel in America retaining its original paint on both the scenery panels and the animals, and it is the only surviving menagerie (having other animals in addition to horses) carousel made by Philadelphia Toboggan Company. Quaint. Fun. My husband and I felt like kids! 25 cents for a wooden token to ride. This thing picks up a speed to the Wurlitzer organ plays as the carousel circles around. Then we drove over to Old Town Museum. I thought it was a small indoor museum. Don't let the word "museum" fool you!! It's a little town filled with old historic shops, a saloon, church, barn, school...brought from the surrounding areas of the eastern plains. Everything inside is authentic! We missed the Can Can show and shoot out earlier in the day but enjoyed the horse drawn wagon ride, dinner of pulled pork, beans and macaroni salad in the barn and country western band playing outdoors! The locals were there eating with us and are very friendly and down to earth. I felt like I was in a Hallmark movie with a quaint setting from some old Western town back in the day. Don't go with super big expectations. This was a spontaneous trip for us. We enjoyed the atmosphere, Country Western activities and laughed liked giddy little children on a lazy summer's day!