Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kirksville - University Area 探索周邊

Experience the natural beauty of Thousand Hills State Park, located just a short drive from our hotel. Enjoy hiking, fishing, and boating on Forest Lake, or explore the petroglyphs that tell the story of ancient inhabitants. With picnic areas and scenic views, it's a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation.

Truman State University offers visitors a blend of educational, cultural, and recreational experiences. Explore the Ruth W. Towne Museum and Admissions Center to learn about the university’s rich heritage. Check out art galleries in Ophelia Parrish Hall, showcasing rotating exhibits by students and professionals. Visit the Truman Observatory at the University Farm or the planetarium on campus for stargazing events. Truman State University is a vibrant hub in Kirksville.

Heated Indoor & Outdoor pools located in Rotary Park.

Museum of Osteopathic Medicine and the International Center of Osteopathic History is located at A. T. Still University.

Dive into the history of osteopathic medicine at the A.T. Still University’s Museum of Osteopathic Medicine on the A.T. Still University campus. Discover fascinating exhibits and artifacts that chronicle the evolution of this unique approach to healthcare. An educational experience for visitors of all ages, the museum offers insights into the life of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, the founder of osteopathy.

The Kirksville Aquatic Center is the perfect destination for a fun day, offering indoor pools and a seasonal outdoor water park. The outdoor area features a lazy river, water slides, and ample seating, making it a great spot for visitors of all ages to relax and play. Indoors, you'll find lap lanes for swimmers, shallow play areas for kids, and a variety of swimming lessons and fitness classes offered year-round.

Discover Missouri’s natural beauty and outdoor adventures at the Missouri Department of Conservation in Kirksville. This resource center offers fishing, hunting, hiking, driving tours, and horseback riding opportunities, along with detailed information about the state’s trees, plants, and wildlife. Visitors can participate in educational conservation sessions, outdoor recreation events, and hands-on skills classes such as archery, camping, and more.