National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame — Attraction in Bonner Springs

This place is the BEST! Make sure to ride the train. It's a blast! Lots of very informative information and people who are eager to share their knowledge. We had a great conversation with a KU Extension officer who provided some good facts regarding insects to a crowd of kids. Not all of it was correct info (I am an MS biologist and have studied entomology) so that part was a bit disconcerting, however, overall he did a great job. The vendors were amazing and kids had a great time. Be prepared for lots of sun in the warmer months and wind all year long! Only suggestion is making sure exhibitors provide correct info. Kind of sad kids were told they were wrong about all spiders being venomous, when in fact, this is correct info. Might be time to require contact hours and/or screening educators before they pass false info...

It is free to the public and accepts donations but not required. The museum has inside areas and outdoor exhibits such as a small farm town and house and chicken coop. The staff were very helpful and kind. I Loved the historic items on display and helped my kids see how people used to live of a different generation. They had a train depot and a small train that the kids enjoyed riding. The kids learned how to wash clothes, grind corn, feed chickens, and plant flowers. The kids had a great time. It wasn't very busy and we had the place...

The National Agriculture Center is a wonderful place that brings joy to the heart. The volunteers are wonderful and have great customer service and go out of the way to make you feel welcome. This is a fantastic place to visit. The chickens are a delight to feed. Additionally, the garden is nicely arranged and organized. This wonderful place gives tribute to the farmers which is a great occupation that feeds the USA. The artifacts of the historical past are incredible. Overall, great...