Bonner Springs, Kansas - Official Web Site

Attractions & Events:

We've got it all: 16th century village, hot rock bands and marbles galore - tractors, trains and so much more!

Restaurants:

We've got it all: Chinese, Italian, eclectic food - burgers and pastries to fit your mood!

Lodging:

We've got it all: Charming bed and breakfasts, comfy hotel, and a full-service campground to serve you well.

Recreation:

We've got it all: 600 acres for leisure play, golfing, swimming, and a YMCA!

Visitor Information:

We've got it all: Our yellow caboose welcomes visitors downtown, offering information to guide you around.

Visitor Information Center

The Visitor Information Center is located in a bright yellow caboose in downtown Centennial Park located at the corner of K-32 (Cedar) and Second Street. The unstaffed Center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m. Information available at the Center includes city brochures with map, restaurant and lodging brochures and a wide variety of other regional information.

Centennial Park commemorates the city's first 100 years from 1898-1998. The park features a restored Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway caboose, water garden, centennial walkway with engraved bricks, limestone bench and wheat sculpture. For more information about the engraved bricks, please call (913) 422-3404.

Centennial Park

For more information, contact:

Marcia Ashford
Convention and Tourism
email: marciaa@bonnersprings.org
913-441-0169.

Charlene Biles
Bonner Springs-Edwardsville Area Chamber of Commerce
email: BSEdsCofC@att.net
913-422-5044.