I love this pumpkin patch! They are small and growing (pun intended). They have a corn maze,…read moregames, and hayride that are available if you choose. But!!!! One of the things I like best is that they have lots of pumpkins on the vine for you to go out and pick. There is no door fee there is just a per pound of pumpkin that you get. Best and easiest way to get pumpkins without wading through tons of people that are just there for fall play. The pumpkins are well grown and unique which at the low per lbs rate makes them a great value. Go check this place out! It is a bit of a drive, but the staff is incredibly friendly and gives a down-home feel.

Absolutely worth the drive. I have always loved picking pumpkins, but hate paying an entrance fee…read moreto other patches when I only was interested in picking! This patch has no entrance fee and open fields filled with pumpkins waiting to be picked. Powell's has a large variety of pumpkins too including Cinderella pumpkins, blue pumpkins, dark orange pumpkins, gourds and so so much more. Weight is 55 cents a pound for the more unique pumpkins, which is a pretty good deal. If you're looking for really unique pumpkins or just to have a fun picking experience, I'd hands down say this place! They also offer tractor rides to and from the back of the fields and wheelbarrows which is super nice !

I'm so glad this place was preserved! The entire farm is delightful to tour and it's great to just…read morewander and imagine what it was like during the height of migration.

I've been here three times by now, and I can't say enough good things about this place. There's a…read morefull farm with a active stagecoach and driver, and for a nominal fee you can actually ride in a real stagecoach which is an experience that everyone should experience to appreciate modernity. The house is fully restored and owned by the city of Olathe, marked as a national landmark. There's a functional blacksmith and lessons on particulars of blacksmithing. There is a wash station, and goats and chickens and sheep and horses and all the accompanying accoutrement. The house particularly is wonderful. The stagecoach stop was essentially like a gas station of the old world, and one would get off the stagecoach, which was like a bus, and go down into the cellar of that stagecoach house to have supper at this massive table with functioning 1850s kitchen that they use to this day to make samples in the wood fire. It's really something to see, and they even have an ice house that they tried to make functional but couldn't figure it out. Essentially a massive building where you put huge blocks of ice packed with sawdust that keep the ice Frozen for a year nearly. It's such a neat place, and the dedicated staff really commit. I would recommend anybody that lives in Kansas to go here and check it out, because it truly is living history.

Me and my family have went to the Johnson County Museum many times, the facilities are always clean…read moreand the workers are always very friendly, and the children's area gets cleaned everyday from 12:00-12:30. The Johnson County Museum is very good for toddlers and younger kids ages 2-10 but for anyone older I would say that they would get bored pretty easily. Over all the Johnson County Museum is a great place to bring your children on a rainy day to keep them busy I would definitely recommend.

Talk about a fabulous way to repurpose an iconic building in JoCo! The site of the old King Louie…read morebowling alley has given way to the Arts & Heritage Center containing an exhibit better known as the Johnson County Museum. Instead of erecting another concrete monstrosity, JoCo took a piece of its expansion and history to house that very same dynamic. The Arts & Heritage Center itself is a wonderful facility, blending local & regional art, classes, and community space. It also doubles as an election polling location particularly focused on early voting opportunities (exercise your right!). Taking that classic 1960s suburban architecture, complete with stone walls & beams in a pseudo-flying buttress, and turning it into a new piece of the community is a *chef's kiss* of civic planning. Where you once may have tried to pick up a 7-10 split, you now can tour decades of people & progress. The museum itself costs $6 for adults with discounted admission for seniors, veterans, & children. It doesn't take long to get immersed in the interactivity and to get mesmerized by JoCo's storied past. Take in the public art displays or stop into the gift shop for keepsakes of the visit. Virtually every event has been well-documented, notable people are memorialized, and the chronology only keeps moving forward. Northeast Kansas continues to grow and find new ways to reinvent progress, so be sure to grasp the spirit of expansion that has occurred in this beautiful metro area.

Amazing selection of garden/plant supplies! Love the local service and they have the cutest old-man…read moredog that is so friendly. We bought a plant and a pot and they potted it for us, no extra charge! We love this place. Support your local businesses!

I wasn't impressed. Plants were not in great condition. Facility is small without a lot to choose…read morefrom. Prices were okay.

I really like the Lenexa Public Market. It's pretty good sized and they have lots of seating both…read moreinside and outside. It's clean and they have plenty of options for food and drinks. They have multiple drink vendors including coffee, boba tea, mocktails, cocktails, and beer. There is also a variety of food options from pizza, to sandwiches, to Asian noodles, Pakistani, African, breakfast foods, and donuts. I've only visited a few of the vendors but all have been friendly and service was great. Value is in line with what you see at other similar restaurants. The market is kid friendly and they have lots of games that you can play. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

I love a good food hall with options for everyone and seating for large groups! I went to Topp'd…read morepizza and got "The Gardner" pizza. It came with a bunch of veggies (including HUGE pieces of artichokes) and added bacon. It was ready in under 10 minutes and was delicious! This place is a great vibe for big groups & even has games from Cardboard Corner to keep everyone entertained.

This is a cool historic house that stands between the busy Ward Parkway and State Line Road. The…read morereal strength for then is going to be subject to what event is happening here, as there are weddings, public events, even the occasional Civil War reenactment. Parking here is tough for a big event so they often resort to parking on the grass. As for the barn itself... it's A-OK. Maybe I've come to expect more with all the fancy schmancy barn weddings of late, but this is pretty pared down inside.

I have driven past this house many an occasion, but I didn't know it hosted special events until I…read morehelped celebrate with my friend at his wedding reception there on Saturday. There is a barn *chock-full* of historic paraphanelia, not just from historic conestoga wagons, but from the farm life of the time: harvesting implements and tools. There's a period ax right next to the back door. There is a huge sprawling lawn where we were able to play some bocce ball (I lost :-( ) and a 2nd floor that made the dancing area in the barn that much more cosy. GREAT place to host an event.

I went with my family and it was great. Amazing for kids. You get a tour, pet the alpacas, and go…read moreout and feed them.

Visiting the farm was the best field trip I've taken in 8 years. Kathy & Mr. Yaya are the best kind…read moreof people & they care for their alpacas with so much love you can feel it. This is a special healing & calming farm. It's a spiritual thing almost! Thank you so much for this experience!!!

This beautiful store in Louisburg is now offering lunch items…read more Call for the special of the day or check on their Facebook page. Most all lunches are under $10.