For a small town, this is an essential spot to see! Nice views of the cute town and you can take…read moresome good pictures from the top too. It is very quick and easy to drive up there and then it is a quick 2 min walk to the sign!

I've been loving the sunflower summer pass and have used it anytime we are out and about in…read moredifferent cities in Kansas. My sister just moved to the area and there was an hour of two that wasn't too hot so we decided to check out the zoo! A lot of the fences and gates make it hard to see the animals, so I think they could use some improvement in that area. My favorite was the tiger because we could see him so close up! The kids loved the zoo, and with kids under 5, we like small zoos that don't take all day. This one made the mark! A couple animals I wish they would add would be penguins and giraffes. There seemed to be a concession stand but that was closed the morning we went. There was a nice playground for the kids that we noticed as. There was a lot of adequate shade, which was nice. I would suggest having a stroller or a wagon because there is lots of walking and hills. Overall, for a smaller town Zoo it was great. We will be back sometime again when we visit my sister I am sure.

Nice, reasonably priced zoo. My niece enjoyed looking at…read morethe animals at the park was fairly empty on a Friday morning.

This park has lots of space, water fountain, trash cans, doggy bags, play/training games. The…read morepeople at this dog park are very friendly as well as the doggies.

There isn't much at the zoo honestly I mean don't get me wrong it's a pretty place to walk around…read morebut I wouldn't consider it a major zoo or attraction considering clay center is a small city in general.

This zoo and park are very nice for a smaller town. The zoo is updating some of its features and…read moreshould be even better soon. The attached park has great playground equipment and shelters for picnics. To the west is a circular walking trails park. The trails are smooth, level, spacious, and clean. If you circumambulate the outside trail you'll cover about 1/4th of a mile. When I was there in March of 2022 the zoo had bears, a bobcat, meerkats, waterfowl, foxes, birds of prey, monkeys, a talking macaw, and possibly a wolf.

Love this place! I…read moregrew up playing airsoft here, Terry is a legend. The staff love to help new players, and Terry will help you solve many Airsoft gun related problems. The cheating is par. (Cheater exist, but are generally dealt with unless they are OGs, then they get away with most things) 6/10 would recommend if you are traveling to a field, 10/10 if you live in the area

Foxhole has 2 fields primarily for airsoft, and 1 speedball field for paintball, i will be talking…read moreabout airsoft only. 15 dollars for a full day pass, rental equipment available. 1 field is condensed with a lot of cover and makeshift structures. The other field is a larger woodland area with a few makeshift structures meant to focus the game into certain areas. Atmosphere is casual with a small group of regulars (not sure if paid staff or not) who give structure to the whole thing. They are on the field to play however so if you have the experience to help foster a positive environment and help them out i know they appreciate it! Basically, show up, be a good noodle, have fun.

This used to be a nice dog park. Garrison has let it dilapidate and doesn't look like it's been…read moretended to in a while! The poop cans were overflowing with garbage, the bag holders were broken or missing and there weren't poop bags. The surrounding wall appears to be falling apart in places, overgrown and felled trees, unkempt Agility ramp, grass not mowed. And the water spigot doesn't work so there isn't available fresh water for thirsty dogs to drink. It's a shame the installation isn't keeping up on maintenance.

Everyone picked up after their dogs. People were nice and dogs well-behaved. If you are not in…read morethe military you have to stop outside the gate and get a pass, but it was a short wait (if not more than a little intimidating).

I don't want to give all of my secrets away or I may not be able to get an appointment, but this…read morereview is solely for the massage service. I live quite close to Body First, so when Eric R. and I needed massages, we started here. The prices are very reasonable ($1 per minute) and often we get coupons in the mail for 20% off. I go to Tracy, but Eric R. has gone to Mary and Andrew and we were happy with all of the therapists. The beginning of the appointment is a brief consultation with the therapist to let him or her know any issues and focus areas. Then, a comfortable massage experience that flies by. I think given my issues, I find the massage to be mainly therapeutic rather than relaxing, but you can request what you are looking for specifically. I just took advantage of the August special 75 minutes for $60. This is truly a great deal considering I used to live in Vegas and even with 20% off local discounts at the casinos, I often spent more than double for 60 minute massages. I will continue to return as needed and will stay loyal to my therapist. This is easy - the first appointment requires filling out a form but otherwise I just show up a few minutes before my appointment and have never had to wait.

Got an incredible sports massage today with Tracy! Called in this morning and was able to get a 30…read moreminutes walk in appointment. I have lots of knots and tightness in my back and legs due to my military training/working out, and this was just what I needed. She was incredibly knowledgeable and was very receptive to where I told her I needed the most attention. She was not gentle in the best way. She applied a lot of pressure and attention to my knots and muscles and I left feeling so much better. See her if your muscles need some tough love. I will be making another appointment and bought a gift certificate for a friend.

I have never been to a salt cave before so this was a unique experience for me. I called and…read moretalked to Wendy before coming and asked her some questions to prepare for my experience. This salt spa uses the MindBody app so you can book your session on there. There are quiet sessions, casual sessions (with more light to read magazines and have light chatter), salty lunch (short time on a lunch break), salty kids (a children's session), and yoga on Wednesday nights. The spa is open every day except Tuesdays, so I came in on Sunday to try it out in the afternoon. It is $30 for a 45 minute session. Wendy greeted me and showed me around. In the salt room, there are Himalayan salt rocks on the ground like a beach, beach chairs, blankets, and cool salt decor on the walls. Wendy put on Tibetan music and told me how the fine salt would come out of the sconce in the wall for 45 minutes. I was by myself for this casual session, and mostly rested on a blanket on the salt beach. It was very relaxing. I think it would be fun to come back with Eric R., and he might like the yoga in the salt room too. After my session, I spoke more with Wendy and her husband Scott. She explained the benefits of salt therapy and why they opened the first salt room in the state of Kansas. It is a really cool place to have in our little city. Give it a try and you can be salty too!