Cinco de Mayo

Starting date: Sat May, 4th

Always call # confirm

Event# 785-250-4193

Event Details

Join us for the Cinco de Mayo festival! There will be carnival games, bounce houses, food vendors, taco & hot pepper eating contests, folkloric Mexican dancing, live music, soccer games and more! 12:00pm to 5:00pm

Cinco de Mayo

Address : George Pyle Park, Ave B & Walnut Harvey County West Park KS
Phone : 785-250-4193 (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : zoe.schumm@gmail.com

Web: www.visithutch.com

Cultural Festivals

Harvey County West Park Fishing

Harvey County West Park Fishing

The 310 acre park offers a 16 acre fishing lake stocked with channel cat, largemouth bass and crappie. The Little Arkansas River offers good flathead and channel cat fishing and is accessible to small boats and canoes.

No gas motors are allowed on the lake. There is a bait shop open during season with rental boats. There is no entry fee to fish, hike, use the beach or picnic areas.

An ADA compliant restroom complements the disabled patrons visit.

State license requirements apply for fishing.

Harvey County West Park Camping

Harvey County West Park Camping

Campers will find a variety of campsites with electricity as well as a number of primitive sites both with access to restrooms and bathhouses.

In addition , West Park offers a softball diamond, nature and horse trails, playground equipment, swimming beach, enclosed and open-air shelters for rent and a bait shop open during season with rental boats.

Hesston

13 mi. NE
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Newton

17 mi. SE
Newton's history begins in 1870 with the arrival of Judge R.W.P Muse, a railroad agent representing the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, who was investigating possibilities for extending the railroad. Located on the Chisholm Trail, Newton seemed a very logical location for a Santa Fe terminal. By 1871, Visit us in Newton
Hutchinson

26 mi. SW
Hutchinson, Kansas in Reno County is an area with a unique history, rich heritage and vision for the 21st century. Unlike the "wild west" reputation of other Kansas towns, Hutchinson's founder, C.C. Hutchinson, was determined to populate "his" town with only those persons of "high moral fiber." A Visit us in Hutchinson
McPherson

27 mi. N
McPherson is located in the middle of both Kansas and the United States. It is a city of 13,770 people who pride themselves in combining the best of a small town and a large city. The City of McPherson (pronounced Mc-Fur-son) was founded in 1872 and named after General James Birdseye McPherson, w Visit us in McPherson
Halstead

9 mi. SE
Founded largely by Russian Mennonite immigrants, the city of Halstead was incorporated in 1877 and named in honor of journalist Murat Halstead. With the hard red winter wheat (Turkey Red) they brought from Russia, the Mennonites established Halstead as a farming community, and built the Bernard Wark Visit us in Halstead

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Cinco de Mayo

Event Details

Cinco de Mayo

Harvey County West Park Fishing

Harvey County West Park Camping

Park Area Attractions

Halstead 6

Newton 21

Hesston 5

Hutchinson 15

McPherson 13

Park Area Events

Halstead 1

Hutchinson 3

McPherson 1

Park Area Businesses

Halstead 10

Newton 36

Hesston 16

Hutchinson 83

McPherson 17