The Lifestyle

The inquisitive spirit is a point of pride in Louisburg. Whether it’s experiencing important pieces of the region’s history, learning about an endangered species, or exploring the great beyond of space, relocating to Louisburg means becoming a part of a community that values curiosity and education for all ages.

Experience a piece of history by following the Frontier Military Scenic Byway, originally constructed between 1838 and 1844 and now a designated historical route. Get up close and personal with tigers at the Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory, whose mission is to educate the public and help preserve endangered large cats. Get lost in the fervor for deep space at the Powell Observatory, home of one of the largest telescopes open to the public in the region and operated by the Astronomical Society of Kansas City. There are tons of opportunities for discovery in Louisburg.

Parks & Recreation

Louisburg has a variety of outdoor recreation options. Ron Weers Park has many amenities including a large fishing lake, walking trails, and playground, as well as the “Little Round House,” a Louisburg historic landmark nestled in the southwest corner of the park. At Lewis and Young Park you can find soccer and baseball fields, wooded trails, BBQ grills, a fishing lake, and playground. The historic City Park, a local favorite, is a popular spot for summer concerts and group gatherings. The Louisburg Aquatic Center is a great place for families and lap swimmers alike.

Public Education

Louisburg United School District 416 operates five schools in the Louisburg area, with a K-12 population estimated at 1,700. With a mission of providing a wide range of programs for a diverse student body, it is no surprise that students consistently score exceptionally well on national and state assessments.

Shopping & Dining

Louisburg might be a small town, but it’s not without an attractive array of dining options. Whether you are looking for the down-home flavors of Timber Creek Bar and Grill, the Tex-Mex flare of Santa Fe South, or the familiar throwback to the sock-hop era at Sonic Drive-In, just about everyone’s palate is in for a treat in Louisburg.  Louisburg has a number of one-of-a-kind boutiques and specialty stores, as well as national retailers, like Wal-Mart and Alco.

Employment

Situated where Hwy 69 bisects Hwy 68, Louisburg real estate benefits from its central location and easy access to major roads—ideal for those commuting to work in other cities. Within the Miami County area, the largest employers include the county, city, and state government, healthcare facilities like the Olathe Health Medical Center, and large or local farms. Other major fields available nearby include retail trade, construction, and manufacturing.