Hutchinson - Kansas - United States. Guide & Hotel Reservations from Cheap Hotels

Experience the thrill of vacationing in a small town, when you choose Hutchinson, Kansas, as your destination. The regular population of this city is less than 45,000, but with 1.5 million visitors annually, the town seems to have a much larger number of residents. Choose to stay at one of the bed and breakfast establishments, a hotel or rent a condo at the Scotsman Inn. There are four parks where RV camping and tenting is available with fully serviced sites. With the many visitors, it is wise to make your reservation accommodations in advance.

Get a taste of the simple life at the Yoder Amish Community where you will get a glimpse of life in an authentic Amish community. This is the only city in the country with an underground museum. Located 650 feet underground, the Kansas Underground Salt Museum provides exhibits on the history of salt mining. The Hutchinson Zoo has a wide variety of native and exotic animals. The specially designed tunnels at the Prairie Dog Complex where you can get a different view of the park and children will delight in a unique climbing experience on the giant spider.

Downtown Hutchinson offers a unique shopping experience with more than 125 stores and delightful antique stores. You are sure to find a one-of-a-kind souvenir to bring home with you. The Mid-American Flea Market held at the Kansas State Fairgrounds on the first Sunday of every month where you can tour hundreds of booths featuring local arts and crafts.

With five golf courses to choose from the avid golfer won't be bored. Sports' fans will be able to engage in their favorite activity at the Fun Valley Sports Complex and the two state parks offer opportunities for fishing, swimming, hiking, horseback riding and many more outdoor activities. If you plan to be in Hutchinson during early October, you will be able to enjoy the Kansas Fall Samboree, held over four days, Here you will enjoy live entertainment, great food and the chance to get out and about with the local residents.