Take a Coffey Break in Coffey County

Burlington

Aquatic  Center
215 S. 13th street
Outdoor pool with a 120 foot water slide
competitive swimming area, and wading pool for infants

 Coffey County Museum  
     1101 Neosho street,  
  The museum features 
   over 1,200 square feet of displays

Coffey County Airport
1899 Hwy. 75
Alternative power unit, full time mechanic on duty,
and full time instructor, rental aircraft.

Drake Park
Located along the Neosho River at Cross Street. 
The park features fishing, picnic tables and parking for RVs


Gridley

Jones Park
On Main Street
Offers shelter house,
Horse shoe pits, tennis court,basketball court
Fenced in toddler area and a community building

Veterans Memorial
On Main street
Adjacent to the Jones Park,
The memorial is a beautiful dedication to the
servicemen and woman who have served our country

Hive Youth Center
On Main Street
The Hive offers a safe place for children
to play pool,video games, ping pong,
draw and dance, and is also a full restraunt


Lebo

Lebo City Lake
Located off of 27th and Emmer Rd.
70 acre man made lake 1 mile west of town
Kids Pond located on Emmer and Broadway Rd.

Lebo jail
The 100 year old jail,
constructed of native stone, still stands in lebo

Miller house
301 West Broadway
A 106 year old Queen Anne home,
still owned by the Miller family who arrived in Lebo in 1884.
It was one of the few homes in Kansas built and owned today by the original family


LeRoy

Arnolds Greenhouse
1430 Hwy 58 S.E. 
Its a gardners paradise
with 4,500 Varieties of plants!

First National Bank of LeRoy
601 Main Street.
This historic bank was constructed in the
1800s and has been restored, Take a tour through the 100 year old bank
exhibiting rare and old money along with other sights of interest.

Gunlock and Gleue
609 Main Street.
See how machine embroidery works and shop in their vast gift shop

One Room Jail
Historic jail located on 9th street south of High School

Opothleyahola Memorial
Located in the LeRoy City Park.
Learn more about this courageous and noble creek leader,
Opothleyahola, who brought thousands of Indians
and hundreds of blacks out of
Confederate Indian Territory into free-state Kansas

New Strawn

Jones Park
Located on Getz street
across from the community center.
Jones Park offers a playground, picnic shelter,
basketball court and tennis court

New Strawn City Lake
Located off 3rd and Lake Street.
New Strawn Lake was renovated in 1983.
The lake offers in-town fishing for all ages
(city licenses are required in addition to state licenses)

John Redmond Reservoir
Hunting and fishing is allowed on Otter Creek Wildlife Area,
 Like all parks steel shot only (hunting),
and personal flotation devices required (fishing)
The rolling hills afford the visitor an opportunity
to see many acres of agriculture, grassland and wild life.
For more information on hunting and fishing and camping visit
http://www.swt.usace.army.mil/projects/civil/civil_projects.cfm?number=18

Waverly

City Park
1st and Pearson Street,
Provides Waverly with a shelter house and
playground equipment.
The park is also home to the
Waverly Armed Forces Memorial

Jones Park
10th and Duane street.
Jones Park is home to the Waverly City pool,
as well as two baseball diamonds, new batting cages,
a football field, shelter house,
playground equipment and two tennis courts

Waverly Community Building
 Located downtown, it houses Waverly's annual craft fair,
family reunions, meetings and banquets

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