Parks in Edgerton, Kansas

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Jeepers closed in February 2006 and was renovated into Zonkers which opened on May 20th, 2006. More on RollerCoasterDataBase

Zonkers fun is full value worth of money, it is inexpensive and affordable to have your kids stay in there all day and even're-entery is allowed. More on GoCityKids

*Monkey Bizness is an exciting concept in children's amusement where kids truly can "monkey around"! With colorful, interactive and exciting play structures of all shapes and sizes, kids ... More on Olathe.org

My kids love love Monkey Bizness!! More on GoCityKids

Category: Amusement Places Advanced Laser Tag is a premier supplier of amusement in Kansas. Visit us at our location ... More on localamusementparks.com

Category: Amusement Places ACBT Moonwalks is a great provider of family fun in Kansas. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Olathe, Kansas' Portraits Today Studios serves all of Kansas City with same-day portraits. Baby photography, Portraits of children and high school senior pictures along with family portraits for th... More on Portraitstodaystudios.com

about Portraits Today Studios: Fast, fun, and affordable children's (and family) same-day photography is the motto at Portraits Today Studio in Olathe. getting there: The studio is located on the ... More on GoCityKids

Jeeper's is proud to boast that it is "America's ... More on Yahoo! Travel

great for kids 1-8 but not fun for older kids More on Yahoo! Travel

Lake Olathe has picnic areas & shelters, restrooms, playground, swim, fish, boating, golf. Located 1 ½ miles West of Olathe (K-7) on Dennis Avenue. Lake Olathe, Olathe, Kansas, located in northeas... More on AnglerWeb.com

Cedar Lake is a quiet park located on the outskirts of Olathe, making it great for a picnic and a day of fishing. The park features ... More on KidsPlayParks

Passport to Adventure offers a great way to discover nature and history; hike trails and meet wild Kansas animals, ... More on Discoverourtown.com

Inscription. "Travelers came to look upon it as an old friend they felt an attachment for the tree that had so often sheltered and shaded them from storm and sun. ", W. W. H. Davis (1853), Lone Elm... More on HMDB

Visit the spot where the historic Santa Fe, Oregon, and California trails converged. Pitch a tent where Kit Carson once slept. Wagon trains, "dragoons" (cavalry soldiers from Fort Scott and Fort L... More on Olathe.org