Beautiful park! We started our hike at Buffalo Track Canton Nature Trailhead, which is located a…read moreshort drive into Kanopolis Lake State Park. This trailhead has two entrance points, and one is usually more manicured than the other. We didn't know there was a difference at the time and took the path less traveled and less tended to. Which was unfortunate for us because we were walking through tall grasses and brush, which was uncomfortable because some of the people I was hiking with were wearing shorts. So, if you want a more pleasant hike, make sure you're taking the hiking trail that has been mowed. Other than slapping away plants and hoping we weren't transporting ticks, the hike was great and the scenery here is beautiful. Our trail was a little less than a mile one way, and led us to a really cool cave with rocks that looked like the profile of a person! We checked out the cave for a while, then headed back. Once you're at the cave, you do have an option to travel down another trail to go farther into the park, but we chose to just head back. There's a lake here and other things, but we only visited the park to hike. We had a great time hiking, though! This part of Kansas is beautiful, and walking through Kanopolis is a great way to experience some of it.

My daughter and I took a relaxing camping trip with our dog. We drove from Iowa to Kanopolis State…read morePark in Marquette, Kansas on our way to Colorado. We ended up getting a campsite on our own private beach and it was Awesome! Dog friendly too! It was $18 for the night and we loved it!

Excellent hilly golf course with the best customer service. Kristi was fun friendly and we had a…read moreball. Very nice place with a calm atmosphere and easy day to enjoy golf. We will definitely come back.

Neat and very clean fitness center has everything you need. Very convenient. Nice equipment.read more

Be prepared for a super cute little one to check you in and give you the what's what! Literally the…read moresweet, most characteristic little gal ever. She's the owner's daughter and actually helped us out while not one adult was present. Some locals shewed us out of where she sat us, for us later to be sat back down in our original place. (the local league members apologized). My advice here would be to wait at the desk for the actual owner, I can't tell you how long this will take as he did not appear for about 25 minutes after we arrived. Or else you will be move aside by Possessive local league members. Hey, I get it. I'm a native Oregonian whose been priced out by Californians and City folks alike. I can't even move back to my hometown because I married an active duty military man 20 years ago. If anyone gets it, I do! However, this experience was Bizarre, our food from the cafe next door was almost $100 and our son was gagging on it, unable to eat it. It was awful. Eat before you bowl, do not eat at the cafe next door. To top it all off this bowling alley uses the same equipment from the 1980's. Do not be prepared for any fun digital effects on computer screens here. Just the chunky block letters with your name, yep... 1980's equipment! The real surprised will hit you when you leave and you're charged over $50 for a few games in this low budget, long wait, zero service atmosphere. ‍ be prepared folks! They'll hit ya like your in San Diego! With all of this said, I was visiting my most wonderful sister in law who's in college. Her presence simply made this night and awesome experience, but I cannot in good conscience let this guy rip people off pre what is provided.

I've bowled at different bowling centers and this one is one of my favorites. They currently still…read morehave wooden lanes (which personally I prefer), their A2 pinsetters are a little more reliable than other centers with the same pinsetters, and the scorers (while older) seem to have fewer accuracy errors than some other centers with newer equipment. I've been to some bowling centers where respots and ball returns seemed constant, but this center is not so much of an issue. I do appreciate this center being locally-owned and not of a large corporate ran business.

The Outback Park was fun and affordable! I had 50 rounds for a 22 which cost about $20. The owner…read morewas kind and helpful. The only issue I had was the huge confederate flag flying in the air. It made me super uncomfortable.

My buddies and I came out to Kansas looking for some fun, found Chuck's shooting range.. wow what…read morecan i say. This man loves what he does and showed us how to control such powerful machine guns. We shot auto mp5 (with silencer :0) full auto glock, full auto ak47, ar-15, Galil with shorter barrel (only a few in USA), SAW light machine gun, and a browning LMG (used in ww2.. Crazy experience coming from California with such strict laws. Chuck made it one to remember. If ur passing through Kansas. This is definitely a place stop. Thanks again Chuck!

Beautiful place to relax...great people to play a few holes with. Staff is very efficient and…read morecourteous as well.

This is a good place to play. Reasonably priced. Good fairways and greens. Nice facility. There…read moreare a couple of tricky drives and blind shots into greens but nothing that makes it to hard to have fun. Just makes it interesting I am out of state but will play there again

Ok we have been going here for 2 months now and I can't be anymore pleased. I love being able to…read morework out anytime I want !! The worst thing I can really say about the place is that sometimes people don't always put the TV remote back where it belongs. (And I was searching to come up with that one. LOL ) LOVE THE 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.