
SKYVIEW FARM & CREAMERY – Located a mere 5.2 miles from the lodge, this family-run farm’s goal is to provide the most nutritious and delicious food possible. They “not only milk the cows, but make a variety of cheeses and age them in the underground cheese ‘cave.’ ” Look for their cheeses at The Sundry in the Crossroads area, The Better Cheddar on the Plaza and in Prairie Village. 22722 E. 800 Rd., Pleasanton, KS 66075 – (913) 352-8727
LINN COUNTY MUSEUM – Ola May Earnest, Director of the Linn County Museum, has put together one of the most comprehensive and extensive collections of memorabilia documenting Pleasanton. With authentic attire from such organizations as The Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a bank front, toys and cars, there is a piece of history each member of the family will find captivating. 307 East Park Street, Pleasanton, KS 66075 – (913) 352-8739
MINE CREEK CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD STATE HISTORIC SITE – On October 25, 1864, on the banks of Mine Creek, two Union brigades of approximately 2,500 troops defeated approximately 7,000 Confederates. This historic battlefield is a 2.6-mile self-guided walk-through site open dawn to dusk daily. The visitor center tells the story of the Civil War in the West and the significance of the Battle of Mine Creek. A bank of windows that overlooks the battlefield allows visitors to contemplate the events of October 25, 1864, or simply catch a glimpse of wildlife. 20485 K 52, Pleasanton KS 66075 – 913-352-8890
