- The list below includes 13 free or cheap things to do in or near Sedalia, Missouri, including 30 different types of inexpensive activities like Family Fun Center, Movie Theaters, Colleges & Universities and Art Gallery.
- From Stauffacher Center For the Fine Arts to Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Sedalia and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Knob Noster and Warsaw.
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Pettis County Museum, opened in 2006, serves to preserve the history of Pettis County. Exhibits and artifacts are on display for the viewing public. Open Wednesday through Sunday, March through October.
5.3 Miles
Truman Lake, technically Truman Reservoir, is the largest manmade body of water in the state of Missouri. The construction of the Harry S. Truman Dam created this body of water.
16.4 Miles
Native Americans raised the two knobs located near Knob Hill State Park as memorials to their slain warriors. Visitors can attend nature interpretive programs, fish for bass, bluegill and channel catfish, and picnic at the park.
27.7 Miles
Ten screens feature the top current box office hits at Carmike Hawthorne 10 Cinemas. Stop by the concession stand on the way in to enjoy the movie-going experience, complete with the latest film technology.
27.8 Miles
Known for its burgers, Stone House East Pine Pub offers visitors live music, including open mic nights where the locals have a chance to display their skills. The venue often throws parties for sports games.
27.9 Miles
Several outdoor activities are allowed within Cave Hollow Park, which features a half mile walking trail, nature area, two baseball fields, and a children's playground. There are also restrooms, barbeque grills, and concession stand.
27.9 Miles
Challenge a group of friends to a few rounds of bowling at UCM Union Bowling Center. Located on the campus of University of Central Missouri, the facility offers glo-bowl, dollar bowling and other specials.
28.0 Miles
Fitter's Restaurant & Pub is a pub with two floors, three bars, a full kitchen, and both indoor and outdoor seating. They also host special events such as holiday parties and parties that celebrate local sports teams.
28.3 Miles
Pay a visit to the historically-significant Blind Boone Park, located in Warrensburg. Built by volunteers, the park includes bronze signs and audio boxes throughout that display its colorful history. There's also an Adopt-A-Garden program available.
30.2 Miles
Lost Valley Hatchery is one of the largest fish hatcheries in the United States, and the largest warm water hatchery in the state of Missouri. The hatchery raises bluegill, channel catfish, hybrid sunfish, largemouth bass, Muskellunge, striped bass, and walleye for stocking rivers and lakes throughout Missouri.