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There are many things to do in St. Francis. Check out the list below!
Bowl	Cheyenne Bowl, 709 So Quincy, 332-2211
Camp	Free camping in the Roadside park on the south side of Highway 36, behind the new firehouse. There is a dump site and showers. There are no other hookups (dry camping). Homesteader Motel (Lodging) and Angle Road RV Park have RV parking.
Fish	Keller's Pond, NW of St. Francis Fishing information (.PDF) State of Kansas Fishing Information Cheyenne County Wildlife Information
Hunt & Shoot	Corner Post Hunting Lodge, 332-3009 Ringneck Country, 2098 Road 80, 785-899-5882 Cheyenne County Wildlife Gun Club-South of St Francis Using the Hunting Atlas (.PDF) Cheyenne County Hunting Atlas (.PDF) State of Kansas Hunting Information Cheyenne County Wildlife Information
Play & picnic	City Park-downtown St. Francis Roadside Park- US Highway 36
Play ball	St Francis Ball Park-North of fairgrounds Grade School-various evening ball games in the summer Basketball-City park Tennis-Riverside Recreation Football-HIgh school Touch football-Greene Field in the fall
Play Pool	Diamond R Bar-118 West Washington , 332-3936 Zero's-218 West Washington, 332-2020
Play cards	Senior Center (Click for more information on things to do at the Senior Center) Cards and dominos are played in private homes every week. If you would like more information, check the St. Francis Herald.
Play golf	Riverside Recreation-West Highway 36, 332-3401
See a Movie	Cheyenne Theatre, 104 E Washington, 332-2747 Movie prices and theatre information What's playing this week?
Swim	St Francis Swim Pool, 207 So Cherry, 332-3410 Information on the St. Francis Pool
Play video games	Cheyenne Bowl, 709 So Quincy, 332-2211 Zero's-218 West Washington, 332-2020
View Wildlife	There are many places in Cheyenne County to view wildlife, including paths and walks along the Republican River. Many corn, wheat and CRP fields are home to pheasants, quail, wild turkeys and other birds. Raccoons, badgers, deer, coyotes, bobcats and many other wildlife can be spotted in the early morning or late evening. Click here for more information on wildlife (.PDF)
Workout:	Dance Ranch & Athletic Center , 122 W Washington, 332-2100