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Overview
11123 Arkalon Park Road, Liberal, KS, 67901
Address: 11123 Arkalon Park Road Liberal Kansas 67901 Arkalon park is located 10 miles NE of Liberal KS on HWY 54. Turn West off of highway 54 between mile marker 15 &16 onto Arkalon Park Road (Road R) follow the dirt road for about 1/2 a mile. You will come to a railroad crossing which you need to cross. Once across, follow the blacktop road for about a mile and a half 1-1/2 the blacktop ends at the entrance of the campgrounds. Across from the flags you will see the dump station. Continue on around the curve and the camp host office will be on your right. The camp host is office hours are 8:00am-12:00 & 4:00pm-8:00
The park offers concrete pads, water, 30/50 amp power for campers, and well maintained grassy areas for tents. Most sites have covered picnic tables. All sites have fire rings and BBQ grills. There are hiking trails, a sand volleyball area, horse shoes, bird watching, fishing ponds on the property, and an amazing playground for kids. There is also plenty of room to set up outdoor games. A fully equipped bath house is available for your convenience. For your safety, there are several tornado shelters (which hopefully, we never have to use).
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Open Dates: April 1 to October 31
Last Updated: 09/01/2026
Rates
RV Sites
| Options | Starting Daily | Starting Weekly | Starting Monthly | |
| Water & Electric Sites for a RV with (2) AC Units | $25.00 | $175.00 |
$750.00
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| Water & Electric Sites for RVs with (1) AC Unit. | $20.00 | $140.00 |
$600.00
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Tent Sites
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| Primitive Tent Sites | $5.00 | $35.00 |
$150.00
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Pavilion
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| Pavilion | $30.00 | Choose Your Site |
Rules
Check-in
All Campers MUST check in with Camp Host when arriving.
Long Term Stays
No long-term camping over 14 days.
Camp Host Hours
Camp host office hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Disorderly Conduct
Disorderly conduct will not be tolerated. Upon first offense, violators will be expelled permanently from the facility.
Firearms
The discharging of firearms is prohibited.
Hunting Prohibited
No hunting.
Vehicles
Vehicles on graded roads only.
Speed Limit
Speed limit is 30 mph in park, unless otherwise posted. Speed limit is 5 mph in campground.
Fireworks
Fireworks are strictly prohibited.
Pet Rules
Pets must be on a leash at all times.
Fire Rules
Seward County is under a Strict Burn Ban until May 4th! Charcoal fires in covered grills are permitted with constant supervision.
Swimming Prohibited
No swimming.
No Littering
$500 to $1,000 fine for littering.
Wildlife
Cattle and wildlife have the right-of-way.
Trees
Cutting of standing trees is prohibited.
Consumption
Consumption of cereal malt beverages is permitted in campground and fishing areas.
ATV's, Go-Carts, Dirt Bikes, Etc.
The use of ATV’s, go-carts and dirt bikes are prohibited. NO exceptions!
Firewood
Firewood cannot be removed from the campground.
Glass
No glass containers allowed.
Amenities
20 Amps
30 Amps
50 Amps
Back-in RV Sites
Big Rig Friendly
Pet Friendly
Pull-Thru RV Sites
Water Hookups
Community Restrooms
Drinking Water
Fire Ring / Grill
Picnic Area
Picnic Table
Playground
Hike / Bike Campsites
Shower
WiFi
BBQ/Grill
Dump Station
Community Fire Pit
Community Water Fountain
Paved Roads
Community Showers
Fire Pit
Pets Allowed
Toilet
Activities
Fishing
Hiking
Wildlife Viewing
Backpacking
Volleyball
Biking
Stargazing
Lifestyles
Pet Friendly
Tent Camping
Family Friendly
Listing Types
Dept Fish and Wildlife
Wildlife Reserve
City Park
Area Tips
Arkalon park is named after the town of Arkalon that was founded in 1888 at the Cimarron river crossing of the Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska railway, a part of the Rock Island. Town lots were cheap, and people flocked in by the hundreds. However, the deep sand of the area was a serious handicap to the movement of horse-drawn freight, and the town never succeeded in establishing itself as a profitable marketing point. It was sustained for years by the large stockyards but by the 1920's most of the population had gone.
There is a wonderful view of the Mighty Sampson of the Cimarron Railroad Bridge that is still in use today. The bridge was a new design, built in 1939, out of necessity after three different bridges at this location colapsed during a span of two decades. The bridge is 113 feet above the river bed (which is now dry), 1269 feet long, and is a floating bridge. It sits on pylons but is not actually attached to them. It was a contender for the 8 wonders of Kansas Architecture award.
