Kansas Meetings Made Easy


Geary County CVB Junction City • Fort Riley Milford • Grandview Plaza


Connie Hall PO Box 1846 Junction City, KS 66441 Ph: 800-528-2489 Ext 42 Fax: 785-238-2313 www.junctioncity.org chall@junctioncity.org


Area rooms: 1,162 Nearest Airport: Manhattan Regional Airport (MHK) - 15 miles


Major Meeting Facility: Geary County Convention Center Attractions: US Cavalry Museum, Custer House, 1st Infantry Division Museum, Milford Lake, Rolling Meadows Golf Course, C.L. Hoover Opera House, Milford Nature Center, Ghost Tours


in custom designed assistance which includes many complimentary services for your specific needs. Our wide-variety of


historical and military experiences makes it easy for you to plan a produc- tive and successful convention, meeting or reunion.


The Geary County Convention Center is fully staffed by professional sales and banquet managers, Chef and meal preparations. The facility is at- tached to the Courtyard by Marriott, a 119 room facility with five other proper- ties all within walking distance. Our lo- cation directly on I-70 and US Hwy 77, provides easy access by car and Corpo- rate planes can land at Junction City’s Freeman Field.


From small meetings to large confer- ences, we have what it takes to make your event a success!


The Geary County CVB specializes recreational,


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