Wamego City Park — Attraction in Wamego

This city park is one of the best I've ever been to. They have a massive number of jungle gym playsets for a variety of ages, all set in a nicely wooded space. There are plenty of park benches for picnicking, with trash cans available (each has a stretch hook that helps keep out raccoons, etc). On week days, there is a small train that runs through the park, which guests can ride on for free. The museum on site is only open until 4 pm, however, so visit early.

This time of year, the tulips are in full bloom and everything is green, but not too hot. This year, the adjacent city pool is also being remodeled/upgraded, so you will see a lot of construction materials fenced off along one side of the park. But this does not I'll impact the experience. You can still enjoy the Toto statues, old Dutch Windmill, and all...

Beautifully manicures and well cared for.. You feel right at home here and totally comfortable watching your kiddos play on the multitude of various toys.. No trash!!! There's many delicious places to grab something filling and enjoy a gorgeous day relaxing and watching the kids, all within walking distance.. The tulip festival has no charge to enter and something for everyone in the family.. Rides.. Info booths.. Trade market for the masses.. If you can't find it.. It might not exhist at all.. Traditional fair food.. Smoked turkey legs.. Funnel cake with toppings..a few things done with potatoes that are...

Very nice little park. Lots of shade trees and picnic tables. Beautiful pond, very nice to just sit there and read quietly for a while. There's also a history museum located in the park; unfortunately, it was closed at the time I visited (while the museum's website lists it as being open 10 am to noon, apparently according to the sign on the door, this is only during the non-summer months, which they define as Nov 1st to March 31st., Would have been nice if they had posted this to...