Russell Vacations

This inviting community hub offers a nine-hole golf course, swimming pool, tennis courts, and skate park. Enjoy the walking trails and frisbee golf course while exploring Russell's recreational heart.

This 1879 stone house showcases frontier life through authentic period furnishings and limestone craftsmanship. Book a private tour with the Russell County Historical Society to experience genuine Kansas settler history.

Built in 1872, the Gernon House is Russell's oldest limestone structure, showcasing the region's distinctive "post rock" architecture. Inside, period-furnished rooms transport visitors to 19th-century pioneer life.

This unique museum chronicles Kansas's oil boom through artifacts from the pivotal 1923 Carrie Oswald well. Explore both indoor exhibits and an outdoor collection of vintage drilling equipment and pump jacks.

This utilitarian water tower stands as a recognizable landmark in Russell's skyline. Photographers appreciate its distinctive design against the Kansas sky, especially during golden hour.

Aimes Park offers tranquil green spaces in the heart of Russell, Kansas. Bring a picnic and extend your visit to the nearby 1872 Gernon House museum for a glimpse into local history.

This 1907 limestone building showcases Russell County's history through artifacts and recreated historical rooms. Discover early settlers' stories while admiring the architectural heritage of this former county jail.

This intimate cultural center showcases rotating exhibits and permanent works by Prairie Printmaker E. Hubert Deines. Explore contemporary and historical art in a space that celebrates local artistic heritage.