Hotels in Medicine Lodge

Anglers flock to this tranquil lake for largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie amid scenic wooded surroundings. The Red Cedar Trail offers perfect spots for wildlife watching and peaceful nature immersion.

Lincoln Library offers 18,000 books, movies, and audiobooks in a welcoming community space. Weekday mornings provide a quieter experience, with regular story times and workshops adding local charm.

Experience authentic Native American culture at the annual Medicine Lodge Intertribal Powwow with vibrant dances and traditional regalia. Bring lawn chairs to enjoy the rhythmic tribal songs and colorful performances.

Step into the natural amphitheater where historic 1867 peace treaties between Plains tribes and the U.S. were signed. Every five years, the past comes alive during the Peace Treaty Pageant reenactment.

Step into the home of America's famous temperance crusader who once smashed saloons with her hatchet. The modest stone house reveals Nation's fierce activism through personal artifacts and captivating exhibits.

Step back in time at the Stockade Museum, where Native American headdresses and pioneer artifacts tell Medicine Lodge's story. Next door, visit Carry A. Nation Home for a glimpse into the temperance leader's life.

This serene 51-acre lake offers prime fishing spots with two boat ramps just north of Medicine Lodge. Pack your own supplies and check fishing regulations—there's no entry fee, but amenities are limited.

Medicine Lodge City Park offers free camping with water, restrooms, and picnic areas by Elm Creek's fishing spots. Families enjoy the playground, ball fields, and access to the town pool during warmer months.