Schermerhorn Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in Galena, Kansas, Schermerhorn Park offers a charming escape for travelers seeking a taste of America's historic Mother Road. This delightful park features vintage Route 66 memorabilia and a captivating mural that celebrates the area's rich heritage. With scenic walking trails and inviting picnic spots, it’s the perfect place to stretch your legs, snap a few photos, and soak in the nostalgia of the journey. Join fellow road trippers in this hidden gem that beautifully blends history with the spirit of adventure!
Maxwell Garrett
7 months ago"Maybe Kansas's best kept secret. One of the most amazing parks in the state very well kept up, large lush and full of wonder, from the wild forager, hiker, spaluncker, too children experiencing nature and a shallow Creek for the first time this park offers a clean safe environment for anyone at any level and all ages."
Brendan, Jessica Cochran
8 months ago"Went as a child; had to take my daughter because it was such a good experience. She is a lover of all animals & loved being able to feel what wild animal fur felt like without the dangers. The worker was so sweet and very welcoming, I definitely recommend. We will definitely visit again, very educational for homeschooled children"
Grace Caughern
a year ago"I heard about this place, And since I'm from Tulsa I definitely had to check this out. It was absolutely beautiful, pretty water, seems very family friendly. Definitely need to bring lake shoes or water shoes for the slippery rocks. Definitely recommend going here for a family event, or just with friends to have a good time. Absolutely gorgeous views."
Morris A
3 years ago"This place was a gem. The staff there was absolutely full of information and so friendly! We learned so much. The cave was pretty cool, even just going into the mouth, and the trails were beautiful. The creek was great for wading as well. Overall a great afternoon."
Ally Neidlinger
6 months ago"The nature center was small but educational, with a surprisingly large collection of arrowheads and a fascinating shadow display of butterflies among other insects. There were live snakes, turtles, and frogs in habitats that seemed well maintained. The young lady working there was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions. After a short drive, you reach the trailhead to the cave. The walk is very short, five minutes at most, so it’s great for a quick stop. Definitely bring bug spray! The cave itself is cool to see, though sadly the entrance is marred by graffiti and some trash. The park’s entrance also offers direct access to the river, where plenty of people were swimming and enjoying the summer heat. Overall, this was a worthwhile stop that didn’t take much time and fit perfectly into a road trip itinerary."
