Cave Spring is situated in Southeast Kansas City and features a 36-acre historic site and nature-themed park. The tourist destination encompasses a nature full of changing and permanent ruins, historic sites, exhibits, and even picnic areas. You can also discover more outdoor activities and majestic sceneries like a small cave, creek branches, wildlife pond habitat, hiking trails, butterfly garden, and spring, which can make you sweat out. 

 You can find the site at the intersection of Blue Ridge and Gregory Boulevard.

Crane Brewing

If you are looking for a unique place to unwind and relax while in your stay in Raytown, MO– Crane Brewing is a good way to start. The place is popular because of the elements: it consists of locally sourced wood used in the bar’s 26ft live-edge bar, customized hand-painted beer menu boards, and reclaimed barn wood that comes with a customized poured concrete back bar, and. Crane Brewing also works with only fine craftsmen and artisans in Raytown, MO to build a beautiful space that has rustic features with a modern twist. They also serve the best beers in town, so go now and try them! 

Rock Island Trail

The Rock Island Trail is highly regarded for its 13.5-mile bicycle path and pedestrian lane crossing over central Jackson County. The tourist attraction is locally owned and operated by Jackson County Parks + Rec which has 3 miles running across Raytown. The Truman Sports Complex, at parking lot L is the northernmost point of the trail where it initially begins.

 From there, the trail will go southeast, spanning Kansas City, Raytown, and Lee’s Summit. Currently, the trial will end near the intersection of Scherer Roads and Jefferson.

 Whether you are walking and biking or out for a quick morning run, being on the Rock Island Trail opens a lot of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Most of all, you can appreciate what nature has to offer and love it even more.

Raytown Historical Society

Raytown Historical Society & Museum is one of Raytown’s best-kept secrets that you want to explore especially if you want to feed your mind with different information.

You can use the facility to do extensive research about the history of Raytown families, locals, businesses, and more. It also comes with permanent and changing exhibits and even Raytown South High School yearbooks and memorabilia. The gift shop also sells many Raytown publications and souvenirs that will remind you of the olden days of Raytown, MO.