Country Inn & Suites Nevada is nestled among the rolling hills in the Prairie Lands of Southwest Missouri, Nevada where you'll find unique opportunities to journey into the past, become acquainted with nature and enjoy the delights of hometown entertainment.
We are located two miles from Cottey College, a half mile from Champion Diamonds Baseball Complex, two miles from Camp Clark, 45 miles from the world famous Precious Moments Chapel and 20 miles from historic Fort Scott, Kansas.
Radio Springs Park Located at the end of College Street view and enjoy the popular resort of the late 1800's. Water from the springs was known for its "health giving" qualities.
Murals, murals and more murals Historic murals embrace the walls of our city-County community Center as well as the City council chambers depicting local history.
Cottey College A women's junior college, now owned by the PEO Sisterhood founded in 1884, a fine liberal arts campus.
Vernon County Courthouse Built in 1908 of Carthage limestone, its style is Romansque Revival. Listed on the National Historic Register.
Nevada Victorian Tour A historical driving tour of home and landmarks. Contact Nevada Chamber of Commerce at (417) 667-5300 for information.
Frank E Peters Golf Course (417) 448-2750 Twin Lakes Park. A public, 18-hole golf course.
Nevada Speedway Features competitive stock car races. Saturday nights April through Mid-October.
Four Rivers Conservation Area 15 miles north of Nevada, on US 71. Consists of 13,732 acres. Waterfowl, hunting, fishing and nature-watching.
Bushwacker Lake Conservation Area Fishing, Hiking and camping.
Prairie State Park 3 miles west of Liberal. Missouri largest tall grass prairie landscape home to bison, wildlife, trails, backpacking and camping.
About Nevada
Nevada prides itself today on its friendliness, in great contrast to a violent period in its history when the town was in the center of border warfare between the abolitionists and those favoring slavery in the Kansas Territory. The Bushwhacker Museum displays exhibits from this time period of history. With the closing of the Nevada State Hospital in the mid-1990s, and the economic challenges presented by the loss of this major employer, the city has intentionally worked to re-create itself as a "telecommunity" to help rebuild the local economy. Some of the former hospital property has been developed as a TeleCenter, providing interactive video classrooms, multimedia production facilities, and business training and support facilities. Small businesses and individuals are taking advantage of growth opportunities and the available electronic capabilities of this community oriented town.
Did you know?
When the new Vernon County seat was established in 1855, the name "Fair View" was proposed. It was soon discovered that there was already a post office with that name elsewhere in Missouri, so county clerk DeWitt Hunter suggested "Nevada," in remembrance of his time in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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