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Four Seasons RV Acres
"super friendly staff, nice convenience store with necessities and love the Hunt Bros pizza made to order. Lots of full-timers who need to clean their sites. The spaces need to have more gravel and leveled. "
Linn County Park Lake LaCygne
"This experience getting to stay in the cabins with waking up to a view of the lake with the first step out the door or even threw the Windows was very amazing! Although we were only able to rent for one night it was rewarding with it being lucky to having one vacant at the last min. I'd rather stay here were it's peaceful, beautiful views, affordable and all the adventuring outside activities than"
Four Seasons RV Acres
"Nice quiet place with trees. Friendly staff. No store or groceries nearby though. But nice. "
Four Seasons RV Acres
"We had a very good weekend at the campground. I agree with other commenters about the full time campers needing to clean up. It does detract from the overall feel of the camp site. Staff was super friendly, pizza was very good and pool was nice. "
Hugoton RV Campground
"It was a great location for a one night stay. It had several pull through sites that looked like were mostly used for transient stays. Most of the shaded sites were back in sites and most looked like occupied with long time residents. We didn't use any resources other that electric water and sewer so I can comment on them."
USI RV Park
"The owner greeted me by name when I walked in!! Off to a nice start. We had an escort to our spot and help with getting centered in. Super nice quiet place. Very well maintained, lot of trees, all stone driveways and parking spots. Very easy access on and off the freeway. I highly recommend this place."
Deer Grove RV Park
"Great park , clean quiet awesome staff"
Calvin's RV Camping
"Dave and Ed were awesome hosts! We arrived on a Friday and the park wasn't a ghost town like many we've stayed at before. Ed helped us find our spot and were super welcoming. The park is clean and very well-maintained and my husband particularly liked how close it was to the Kansas River for canoeing. It's really low-key and quiet, so bring stuff for campfires and roasting marshmallows because you"
Bailey's RV Park
"This was our second stay here. It is a small immaculate park. Steve is the owner and very helpful and accommodating! Level sites, good utilities. Nice small lake to walk around. We camped in a motorhome. "
Bailey's RV Park
"Campsites were clean and level. Bathrooms and laundry were also well kept. Overall was a great place to stay. "
Bailey's RV Park
"Campground was clean and welll kept. We hosted a rally of 9 motorhomes all with 50 amp service. Owner was very easy to work with. ONLY PROBLEM was RoverPass. They charged me $142.60 for the 4 nights =$35.65 per night! That was $4.65 per night for the $31.00 site. We could have and should have NEVER used RoverPass, LLC. It cost us $18 60 to use their "service" plus they charged Stallbaumers"
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Kansas Campgrounds and RV Parks

Kansas RV parks and campgrounds can be found throughout the state, while many of the most popular are found in the eastern half, which has nearly double the number of State Parks. Kansas is as far from the Atlantic Ocean as it is from the Pacific Ocean, and isn’t close to either. This is the middle of America, where the Midwest meets the Great Plains, and where America gets many of its staple crops. The land is ideal for farming, and much of it has been dedicated to that cause, but there are still many fantastic venues to explore Kansas’s wild side, if you know where to look.

Southeastern Kansas RV parks are spread all over, but tend to cluster around Wichita, the area’s largest city. Regardless of where you decide to make camp, be sure to dedicate some time to exploring Wichita’s attractions, which include the Museum of World Treasures, the Sedgewick County Zoo, and the gorgeous Botanica Gardens. Just west of Wichita is the Tanganyika Wildlife Park, and next to that is the Lake Afton Public Observatory. Motor north to Hutchinson, Kansas to visit the Cosmosphere, which chronicles the history of space exploration, and the nearby Strataca where you’ll switch from stargazing to having fun beneath the surface of the earth at this underground amusement park of sorts. Fort Scott National Historic Site is also in southeastern Kansas, and represents the one-time edge of western Anglo settlement.

Topeka is the capital of Kansas, and home to an endless parade of attractions and entertainment. Topeka has its own Zoo, and it’s home to the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center. This children’s museum is next door to the ever-popular Gage Park, which is open late and offers a variety of amusements and attractions in addition to its well-managed gardens. Get your fill of history and nature at the same time at the Old Prairie Town at Ward-Meade Historic Site and Botanical Garden. Just northeast of Topeka is one of Kansas’ most popular lakeside getaways in the form of Perry State Park and Perry Lake. This area is dotted with protected zones and has a variety of different access points for your boat.

When you motor east from Topeka, you’ll approach Kansas City, where the Ernie Miller Nature Center combines naturalism and education. Overland Park has its own Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, while just up the road kids can learn about what life was (and is) like on a homestead at the Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead. This is also where the Kansas and Missouri Rivers Meet, and the Kansas side of Kansas City is home to a Schlitterbahn waterpark, Renaissance Festival, and a number of entertainment centers for the whole family.