- TripBuzz found 40 things to do with kids in or near Fort Riley, Kansas, including 37 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Manhattan, Junction City and Abilene.
- From King Field House Fort Riley MWR to Custer House, the Fort Riley area offers 24 different types of family activities, including: Historic Buildings, Historic Homes, Recreation Centers and History Museums.
- A U.S. Army installation, Fort Riley, KS became the site of the U.S. Calvary School in 1887. The fort played a key role in many wars, including the world wars, Korean War, Cold War, Vietnam, The Gulf War, and many more. The Buffalo Soldiers were stationed at Fort Riley many times in history and the fort has preserved artifacts to illustrate its past.
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14.6 Miles
90%
10 votes
US Hwy 24 & Blue River Trailhead, Manhattan, KS 66502
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Providing space for outdoor activities, Manhattan River Trail is most popular with runners and mountain bikers. The path also covers many wooded areas and wetlands making it ideal for wildlife and bird watchers.
14.9 Miles
At City Park Pool, visitors can go swimming in a large pool with a separate area for younger children. The pool has inflatable pool toys, such as a large ball that visitors can climb on in the center.
24.5 Miles
92%
38 votes
412 South Campbell, Abilene, KS 67410
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With outdoor and indoor exhibits, the Heritage Center of Dickinson County features a pioneer camp and presents the life as it was in the 19th century. A telephony museum is also on the site, as well as a 1901 carousel.
24.5 Miles
Built in 1905, the Seelye Mansion exhibits in its 25 rooms the original furnishes, including in here the Steinway piano, the Tiffany fireplace, and the gold French furniture. It can be rented for private events. The gardens have a fish pond.
24.5 Miles
100%
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412 S Campbell Street, Abilene, KS 67410
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At Dickinson County Heritage Center, visitors can learn about the early settlers of America while exploring various artifacts in its museum. The museum hosts a pioneer camp where visitors can learn how to bake bread and milk cows.
24.6 Miles
93%
15 votes
200 SE 4th Street, Abilene, KS 67410
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The Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum offers an historic glimpse into the life and legacy of our 34th president. The gallery has artifacts and exhibits that examine the changing times of the fifties with interactive computer stations.
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91%
491 votes
200 Southeast Fourth St., Abilene, KS 67410
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The Dwight D. Eisenhower Library & Museum includes on its site the president's childhood home, his gravesite, the museum, and the presidential library.
24.7 Miles
The Greyhound Hall of Fame is dedicated to the race history in the area. The inductees date back to 1963. A gift shop is on the premises, as well as several exhibits pertaining to this domain.
24.7 Miles
A not-for-profit historic property, the Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad features restored trains and railroad equipment from various eras of railroad history. Visitors can enjoy scenic train rides through the Smoky Hill River Valley.
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Old Abilene Town is a museum and history site centered on restoring local buildings and monuments. A general store and nostalgia themed restaurant are on site, and views of classic train cars are also available.