It took way too long to get there for what it was. We didn't understand it very well, and it didn't work for us. We would not recommend it.
We thought there would be a bigger museum with more information. Its more like some memrabilia in cases around the McDonalds. Regular McDonalds food. There is a giant burger statue and play ground for kiddos.
This is located at a really cool children's park (pirate ship theme). The picture is misleading. It is in a neighborhood in a park. This would be a good stop for some kiddos to get out and run around. There are some benches for some nice picnic and lunch time.
The address threw us off a little bit. If you go for the cross roads of E. South St and S. 9th street, you might find the City Park a little easier. It is quite a drive to the tower on unpaved roads. We wished we would have planned more time to park in the lot and hike to the tower. It would have been a perfect little hike to stretch legs, with a fun little destination.
We had a hard time finding this spot. The bank is now a hair salon. There is just a sign, about the hair saloon, that states it was the sight of a Bonnie and Clyde. It was hard to see if you weren't looking up for it. The salon had a note posted that they did not want to be bothered with historical questions. Not too thrilling. Pretty beat down and dirty little town.
In a little neighborhood. A nice little stop. Cool looking thing.
All we did was sleep here. There were TONS of mosquitos. We all got multiple bites. The toilets are swarming with mosquitos as well, so its hardly worth using the restroom. The campsites are all smashed together, in a field. You are super close to everyone, with hardly any privacy.
In the morning, we went to the showers and wish we would have gone sooner. The restrooms there were well kept, clean, and more bug free. The showers were really nice, with warm water and fairly clean.
Bring your bug spray. I wouldn't stay here to "camp", but if you need a quick place to crash, it was good for a warm shower and a rest.
Fun for kids, lots for them to touch and see. Very clean, and air conditioned. Plan for about 45 minutes. Pretty temple near by to drive by and see :)
We had a hard time finding where the stamp ball is; it is located in the Visitors Center and is only open until 5 pm. The stamp ball is far in the back of the gift shop, so keep walking when you enter
It was a beautiful, air conditioned facility. The staff was so friendly and invited us to tour the campus. We wish we would have had a little more time to walk around boys town with their interactive tour. Nice little stop. The stamp ball is super cool :)
We thought this was very cool. There was a very nice neighbor, mowing his lawn that came out and told us about the capsule and town of "Seward". He pronounced it "Surd". Definitely a quick stop, but its neat to see the diagram of whats inside. We liked the break and idea.