NEIGHBORING TOWNS
A charming small town in
Reno County with under 500
residents, Arlington is a place
where everyone knows your
name. Visitors are welcome
to discover the quieter way
of life that makes Arlington so
special. Stop by and enjoy the
beautiful natural landscape,
attend a local craft show, or
grab a bite to eat at one of
their local restaurants.
ARLINGTON
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Buhler offers a quaint downtown
setting with locally
owned restaurants, shops and
businesses. Beautiful parks
with recreation facilities provide
opportunities for leisure
activities. Spend some time
in beautiful Wheatland Park,
go shopping downtown, and
pause for a quick lunch or a
leisurely evening meal.
BUHLER
Founded in 1879, this community
features a downtown area
with locally-owned restaurants
and shops. Just outside of
Nickerson is the most exotic
animal farm you will find in
Kansas. Hedrick Exotic Animal
Farm showcases animals such
as zebras, camels, kangaroos
and giraffes.
NICKERSON
Conveniently located along
the K-96 Corridor between
Wichita and Hutchinson, the
City of Haven offers a small
town atmosphere and relaxed
quality of life. Enjoy local
K-12 schools, grocery, dining,
and retail. Unlike many small
communities, Haven’s bustling
downtown area is busy
anytime of the day.
HAVEN
In July 1883, the families of
Abraham Nisly and Christian
Bontrager got off at the
last stop on the Santa Fe
line in Hutchinson, Kansas
and established roots in the
community known today as
Pleasantview. Come spend a
day in Pleasantview and visit
the 17 businesses that call this
community home.
PLEASANTVIEW
It may be the rodeo that
brings you to town for the first
time, but the friendly people
and unique brand of Western
hospitality keep visitors
coming back. You’ll love the
fun-filled, family atmosphere
of Kansas’ Largest Night Rodeo
every July. Enjoy a round
of golf at the Links at Pretty
Prairie or grab dinner at the
local steakhouse.
PRETTY PRAIRIE
In 1887, the first salt in this
area was discovered in South
Hutchinson by the town’s
founder, Ben Blanchard.
Salt has continued to be an
important part of the town’s
history. While in town, stop
by to see the Reno County
Veterans Memorial and
experience the small town
atmosphere.
In 1906, A.M. Switzer plotted
the little town of Yoder as a
central point for surrounding
Amish communities. Stroll
down the streets in the
quiet and quaint community
that boasts several unique
and timeless treasures in its
welcoming stores. Yoder
welcomes its visitors to enjoy
the simplicity of the past with
comforts of the present.
YODER
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