Burlington Recreation Center
(620) 364-8484
Adult Trips
Member Registration begins May 26, 2026
Non-Member Registration begins May 29, 2026
Trip Cancellation Policy
If you cancel out of a trip that has a waiting list and we are able to fill your spot, you will be refunded all but $5. BRC keeps a $5 cancellation fee. If we are unable to fill your spot, no money will be refunded.
Trip Payment Policy
All trips must be paid for at time of registration, whether it is in person or over the phone. We accept cash, check, credit and debit cards. If you call in and register by phone, please have your credit card or debit card ready. Also, due to a system upgrade, we require the 3 digit code on the back of your card EACH TIME you register for an activity. Please be prepared to provide this. Your payment secures your spot on the trip. This ensures that all trips are kept full and paid for. Sorry, no exceptions will be made.
Pickleball Trip
Looking to schedule a pickleball trip/lunch outing for all of our loyal pickleball players to
SERV in Overland Park. Need a headcount before booking our courts!
Thursday, June 18th
Leave time 8:30
Court time would be 10am-12pm; Lunch at
SERV following court time
Deadline: Monday, June 1st; Cost will be
determined once we have numbers.
Agriculture Hall of Fame
We will travel to Bonner Springs and enjoy lunch first at Twister’s Bar & Grill. After lunch, we will
head out to tour the National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame, which offers a unique journey
into America’s farming heritage. This nationally recognized museum invites guests to explore over
170 acres filled with historic exhibits, antique farm equipment, and interactive displays that showcase
the evolution of agriculture.
After our visit, we will enjoy a sweet treat from Betty Rae’s Ice Cream
before heading back to Burlington.
Wednesday, July 15th
Depart BRC 10:30am & return by 5:00pm
Members $25; Non-Members $28
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee includes transportation and tour fees
The Berlin Wall at Union Station
A visit to the Union Station Kansas City to experience The Berlin Wall: A World Divided is both a powerful and memorable journey through history. Housed inside one of Kansas City’s most iconic landmarks, the exhibit immerses visitors in the story of a city once split in two
by the Berlin Wall. As you walk through the galleries, you encounter over 200 authentic artifacts, including real sections of the wall itself, personal belongings, and pieces of Cold War history that bring the past to life.
After our visit at Union Station we will head to lunch nearby with a quick stop for
ice cream on the way home back to Burlington.
Wednesday, August 5th
Depart BRC at 8am & return by 4pm
Members $45; Non-Members $48
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee includes transportation and admission.
Original Sewing & Quilt Expo
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced maker, this immersive expo offers inspiration, education, and hands-on experiences in a vibrant, creative environment. Highlights include educational classes
and workshops led by expert instructors, an expansive exhibit hall featuring the latest sewing, quilting, and crafting supplies, and stunning quilt displays showcasing modern, traditional, and artistic designs.
Guests can also enjoy live demonstrations, stage presentations, and interactive activities, along with
opportunities to shop from vendors across the country.
Friday, August 7th
Depart BRC at 8:30am & return by 4:00pm
Member $27; Non-Member $30
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee covers transportation & ticket
Cash, Cuisine & Courage
Spend a day exploring wealth, flavor, and history in Kansas City! We’ll start at the Money Museum at
the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, where you’ll discover fascinating facts about currency and
even see millions of dollars up close. Then, enjoy a delicious lunch at Brick House KC, a perfect spot to
relax and socialize.
In the afternoon, we’ll visit the powerful National WWI Museum and Memorial, where history comes
alive through moving exhibits and stories of courage. It’s a well-rounded day of learning,
connection, and fun!
Wednesday, August 19th
Depart BRC at 8:15am & return by 5pm
Member $40; Non-Member $43
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee covers transportation, admission and
tours.
A Day in Shawnee
Enjoy a delightful day out with a visit to Shawnee Town 1929, where history comes to life! Step back
in time as you explore this charming open-air museum and experience what life was like in a
1920s Kansas town. After taking in the sights, we’ll sit down together for a relaxing lunch. In the
afternoon, we’ll head over to Family Tree Nursery, a local favorite filled with beautiful plants, garden
décor, and seasonal inspiration. Whether you’re browsing for something special or just enjoying
the scenery, it’s the perfect way to wrap up a fun and easygoing day trip.
Wednesday, September 2nd
Depart BRC at 8:30am & return by 5pm
Member $30; Non-Member $33
Minimum of 8; Max of 10
Fee covers transportation and admission/tour.
Preserving Arvonia: A Welsh Heritage
Our day will start off with a delicious lunch, at The Miracle Café, in Reading. Comfort food at its finest
with that warm, small-town feel, this local favorite was even featured on WIBW’s “Fork in the Road” and
promises you’ll leave happy and full. After lunch, we will head to Arvonia Township Hall to meet our tour
guides. There, we’ll enjoy tea and traditional Welsh cakes while learning about the rich history of Arvonia
and ongoing efforts to preserve its heritage.
Next, we’ll tour the historic sites of the community, including the old schoolhouse, the church, and—weather permitting—the cemetery, rounding out a meaningful and memorable day.
Wednesday, September 16th
Depart BRC at 10:15am & return by 4pm
Member $20; Non-Member $23
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee covers transportation and tour.
Into the Wild
Get ready for a wildly fun day! We’ll visit the Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory & Sanctuary in Louisburg,
KS, where you’ll see majestic big cats up close and learn about their rescue and care.
After our feline adventure, we’ll head to Spring Hill for lunch at The Bunker Bar & Grill, which overlooks one of the top-ranked public golf courses and offers a great place to relax and enjoy a meal together.
In the afternoon, we’ll visit Rain Dancer Arabian Farm, where you’ll learn about Arabian horse breed
characteristics and gain first-hand insight into what makes this breed so special.
Before departing from Spring Hill, we’ll stop by Pop’s Sweet Shop to pick up
something sweet for the ride back to Burlington.
Tuesday, October 6th
Depart BRC at 8:30am return by 5pm
Member $50; Non-Member $53
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee covers transportation, admission and
tour fees.
The New Theatre: Hallelujah Girls
When life throws a curveball, this group of women decides to throw one right back. Hallelujah Girls follows a circle of friends who turn an abandoned church into a day spa and rediscover their strength—and the joy that comes with laughter. Along the way, one of the gals rekindles the spark with an old flame, a good-old-boy hired to install the hot tub. Filled with sharp humor and
heart, this feel-good comedy celebrates second chances, bold choices, and refusing to fade quietly into the background.
Before the show, we will stop by Oak Park Mall to enjoy 45 minutes to an hour of free time. You can shop, return items, or grab a drink or snack before we head to the performance.
Wednesday, October 14th
Depart BRC at 9am & return by 5pm.
Member $57; Non-Member $60
Minimum of 8; Max of 24
Fee covers transportation & theatre ticket.
Let’s Head to Lecompton
Step back into the 1850s with a day trip to the “Birthplace of the Civil War” in Lecompton. We will begin
our journey at the Territorial Capital Museum, where the halls are beautifully decorated with hundreds of uniquely themed Christmas trees, offering a breathtaking blend of holiday cheer and Kansas heritage.
Afterward, we’ll gather for a hearty, home-cooked meal at Aunt Netter's Cafe, a local favorite known for its comfort food and welcoming small-town atmosphere.
Following lunch, we’ll dive into the state’s rugged political past with a visit to
Constitution Hall State Historic Site, the very building where the controversial
Lecompton Constitution was drafted.
Wednesday, November 11th
Depart BRC at 8:30am & return by 5pm
Member $25; Non-Member $28
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee covers transportation and tour
Out to Lunch
Join us for Out to Lunch, a relaxed and fun social outing designed just for our adult crew!
This group trip is all about enjoying good food, great company, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re catching up with friends or meeting new ones, it’s the perfect way to get out, share some laughs, and enjoy a delicious meal together. We’ll keep things flexible and fun—there may even be a stop for ice cream on the way home. Come hungry, leave happy, and enjoy a simple day of connection and good conversation!
August: The Dog House in Waverly, KS
Trip #1: August 12th
Trip #2: August 26th
September: The Burger Shack in Lyndon, KS
Trip #1: September 9th
Trip #2: September 23rd
October: Still Waters Edge Retreat in Yates Center
Trip #1: October 21st
Trip #2: October 28th
November: Set Em’ Up Jacks in Lawrence
Trip #1: November 4th
Trip #2: November 18th
Depart BRC at 10am & return by 3pm
Member $12; Non-Member $15
Minimum of 8; Max of 13
Fee includes transportation.
Eureka Springs Overnighter
Day 1:
8am- Depart BRC with a quick breakfast stop along the way.
12:30pm- Lunch at Myrtie Mae’s Café—serving comfort food like friend chicken and pot roast.
2pm-Visit Blue Spring Heritage Center followed by quick hotel check in.
5:30pm-Dinner at Angler’s Grill & Pub—casual fishing themed dining known for all you can eat catfish
and hearty burgers.
7:00pm- Treat Stop at Ice Cream Delights before heading back to hotel for the evening.
Day 2:
8-9:30am: Breakfast/leisure time on your own at the hotel
10:00am: Visit Thorncrown Chapel a 48ft tall glass chapel with 425 windows nestled in the woods. You
will have leisure time on your own for some downtown shopping once we are back in town.
11:30: Lunch at The Filling Station which serves brunch and lunch options.
1:00pm: 90-minute narrated open air tram tour through the historic district.
3:00pm: Quigley’s Castle tour and lush gardens—a home covered in rocks, fossils, and crystal.
5:30pm: Dinner at The Balcony Restaurant & Bar—serving hearty burgers and
steaks overlooking downtown.
7:00pm: Ice cream at Colossal Cupcakes & Cones before heading back to hotel for the evening.
Day 3:
8-9:30am: Breakfast & hotel checkout. (Loading van with luggage after breakfast before departing to our
next activity.)
10:00am: Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge guided trolley tour. A sanctuary for rescued big cats.
12:30pm: Lunch at Boomerang Diner—a 1950s retro diner.
2:00pm: The Holy land Tour, a guided tour of biblical site replicas. We will also make a quick stop at
Christ of the Ozarks. A 7-story statue of Jesus.
**We will make a quick stop for dinner on the way home.
8:30-9pm: Arrive back at BRC
Monday, September 28th-Wednesday, September 30th
Depart BRC Monday at 8:00am Return Wednesday by 9pm
Single Room: $480
Double Room: $310
Must have a minimum of 10 to go.
$100 Deposit due at registration.
Final payment due: August 3rd
*Times are approximate.
** Light walking to be expected with rest areas.
***Meal costs (outside of complimentary breakfast) are on your own.