worth the stop.
Every town has its treasures. Explore the attractions, experiences, and destinations that make our region a great place to spend your summer.
Mid-America Air Museum
(Liberal, KS)
The Mid-America Air Museum is the largest aircraft museum in Kansas. It has on display over 100 aircraft, a gift store, and several displays of photographs and ephemara relating to the history of aviation in the region.
Dorothy's House
(Liberal, KS)
"Dorothy's House" is a 1907 farmhouse once owned by the Jennison and Rice families. Hailing from the same decade the Oz books were first written, this little farmhouse offers a peek into life in Kansas between the 1900s and 1930s. In 2002, Liberal was designated by state statute 68-1029b as "The home of Dorothy of The Wizard of Oz"
Dorothy's Slipper Slide
(Liberal, KS)
Towering at nearly 10 feet tall and stretching over 18 feet long, this isn’t your average playground slide. Imagine cascading down a dazzling, oversized sparkling red slipper, an experience sure to delight visitors of all ages.
Liberal Memorial Library
(Liberal, KS)
Liberal’s library journey began in 1903 with a small reading room started by the Liberal Woman’s Club. After years of fundraising, community support, and donated books, the first official library opened in 1915 at 317 West Second Street.
International Pancake Day Hall of Fame
(Liberal, KS)
The International Pancake Day Hall of Fame, located at the finish line of the International Race, is home to years of memorabilia from the festival's more than 50 years of continuous celebration.
The Baker Arts Center
(Liberal, KS)
Baker Arts Center is where people can go to explore their artistic side! Be it arts and crafts painting, music or even cooking/baking this dynamic facility has you covered! Baker arts Center offers Locals and visitors the opportunity to view the Baker’s Permanent Collection as well as showcase new exhibits. The Center also features an extensive children’s discovery center, educational studio for art and music classes and workshops throughout the year.
Splash Pads
(Liberal, KS)
Located at Mahuron and McCray Park, these activity spaces are free to use and open daily from 10a-8p.
Coronado Museum
(Liberal, KS)
Unearth the Past at the Seward County Coronado Museum! Nestled within the beautiful 1918 Lee Larrabee family home, the Seward County Coronado Museum invites you to experience history firsthand. This landmark building, with its original oak staircase and charming paneled interiors, provides the perfect backdrop for exploring the lives of those who shaped Seward County.
Beaver Dunes Park
(Beaver, OK)
Beaver Dunes Park, located in the sandy panhandle city of Beaver, offers 520-acres of dune buggy riding on 300 acres of sand hills, as well as fishing, hiking trails, a playground and two campgrounds.
Jones & Plummer Trail Museum
(Beaver, OK)
The Jones & Plummer Trail Museum in Beaver offers a glimpse into early day Beaver Country and the beginnings of the town through displays of historical artifacts and prototype rooms. Browse collections of antique dishes and clothing, office equipment, tools and farming equipment, wagons and buggies, a piano, windmill, old newspapers and printed records. Be sure to check out the restored one-room schoolhouse and the large saddle collection when you visit the Jones & Plummer Trail Museum.
Thompson Park
(Guymon, OK)
Thompson Park offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Guymon. This peaceful green space is ideal for those who love nature and quiet moments. The park features paved walking paths surrounded by trees, providing a scenic environment for strolls or light exercise.
Golden Mesa Casino
(Guymon, OK)
The premier entertainment destination of the Oklahoma Panhandle.
No Man's Land Museum
(Goodwell, OK)
The No Man’s Land Museum offers a fascinating look into the history and culture of the Oklahoma Panhandle. It is filled with exhibits that tell stories about the area’s early settlers, indigenous people, and historical events.
Museum of the Plains
(Perryton, TX)
Step back in time and explore one of the Texas Panhandle's most impressive local history museums. Featuring extensive exhibits that showcase the region's rich heritage, visitors can discover beautifully curated displays including vintage tractors, fire trucks, a recreated drugstore, mercantile, dental office, and other snapshots of everyday life from generations past.
Meade State Park
(Meade, KS)
This park features 803 acres of shortgrass prairie and an 80-acre fishing lake. Visitors can enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, and picnicking. The park also has RV sites, primitive camping areas, and a swimming beach with a children's recreation area.
Dalton Gang Hideout
(Meade, KS)
This museum and souvenir shop is dedicated to the infamous Dalton Gang, a group of outlaws from the late 19th century. Visitors can explore the history of the gang and see artifacts related to their exploits.