Stroll through our flower maze and pick flowers to arrange into a bouquet. We offer Grab ‘n Go bouquets and a photo venue.

Come enjoy the flower garden as we celebrate the past and present. See rotational grazing of the Kune Kune pigs, hair sheep, pastured poultry, ducks, layer hens, Jersey milk cow, Nubian goats, and turkeys. 

We are row crop farmers with a farrow-to-finish hog operation and retail storefront. Enjoy samples and view pigs and equipment.

The Lumberyard Arts Center enhances community wellbeing through visual, performing, literary, and textile arts. Designated by the Kansas Senate as the Quilt Capital of Kansas, it partners with Quilters’ Paradise to offer classes, open sew sessions, artist talks, and exhibits, fostering connections through stories of families and quilting traditions.

We are a diversified family farm growing vegetables, bedding plants, and cut flowers.

We have a small cattle farm. During calving season, see momma cows with new calves and yearling American Wagyu. Pet and feed rescue donkeys.

Visitors are welcome in our tasting room and vineyard, established in 2005 with seven varieties. Easy to find just west of I-435.

Our orchard offers apples, cider, peaches, blackberries, pumpkins, and honey. Tour our packhouse, cider room, and enjoy u-pick pumpkins and kids’ activities.

The Territorial Capital Museum educates visitors about the history of Territorial Kansas and Lecompton during the Bleeding Kansas era (1854-1861). It features exhibits on the Civil War and early life in Lecompton, housed in the historic Lane University building, named after key figure James Lane, who helped launch the fight for Kansas to be a free state.

Our winery aspires to be a community-focused local institution. Tour the vineyard and winery and enjoy a complimentary tasting of select wines.  

Come and see “What you can do on a quarter acre” at this very small and very busy urban farm. See perennial plants in the front yard and rabbits and ducklings in the back. 

Our farm features a late 1800s house and barn. We raise pasture-raised chickens, ducks, turkeys, cattle, meat goats, hay, and crops.

Our full-service garden center includes gorgeous pottery, locally produced goods, gift items, bulk products, and a cutting garden.

The Wakarusa River Valley Heritage Museum is located inside Bloomington Park on the west side of Clinton Lake. The museum highlights the history of the Wakarusa River Valley communities and brings to life the stories of the families who participated in the Underground Railroad in the 1860s.

The Watkins Museum of History, located in the historic 1888 Watkins National Bank Building, features three floors of exhibits showcasing local history, including people who worked for change in our community. It highlights diverse stories from Native American roots, through the founding of Lawrence in the Bleeding Kansas era, to the tumultuous 1960s and 7Os. 

We are a family-owned vineyard and winery with an 18-hole disc golf course. Enjoy vineyard and winery tours.

See over 75 varieties of kitchen and medicinal herbs and their products. Enjoy workshops, demonstrations, tours, samplings, and herbal goods.

The Winter School No. 70, built in 1870 near Lecompton, Kansas, is a historic one-room schoolhouse showcasing 19th-century vernacular house and barn construction along the frontier in Kansas. Renovated and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 2020, it features an ancient remnant prairie for natural education opportunities.

As first-generation farmers and veteran-owned operators, Z&M Twisted Vines offers a unique winery experience with 45 unique handcrafted wines, hard ciders, and farm-to-table dining on our sustainable Kansas vineyard estate.