Kansas Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

This Kansas camping site is well-known for its abundance of amenities and fun, family-friendly activities to make you feel right at home. It’s also located within the city of Goodland, so if you’d like to rent an RV, you can pick one up right in the area! Goodland KOA is an award-winning KOA! Less than a mile from I-70, it's a great place to refresh and regroup! After a long day on the road, take a dip in the pool or just enjoy the abundant flowers, trees and amenities.

The Junction West Coffeyville RV Park offers pure country living with the comforts of home and is located just minutes away from town!

Did you know Good Sam actually rated Gunsmoke RV Park as the #1 campground in Kansas? If that’s not enough to tempt you to stay overnight here, then perhaps the on-site Meadowlark Ice Cream Parlor, video game room, or general store will pique your interest? This family-friendly RV park is located in Dodge City which is both a popular tourist destination and among one of the most famous cowtowns in all of America.

You’ll find Salina KOA located between St. Louis, Denver, the Black Hills and Texas, making it one of the most conveniently located campgrounds in terms of attractions! You’ll find plenty of spacious RV sites set among a shady meadow northwest of Salina, while children and adults alike will get excited about the all-you-can-eat pancake breakfasts that take place in summer on the weekends. Delicious!

Dubbed as “the place to stay on your way”, WaKeeney KOA can be found midway between Denver and Kansas City, with easy access to and from I-70. This location makes it very easy to get to some of the best RV dealerships in Kansas, plus you’ll be conveniently close to exciting attractions and activities within the state.

Wellington KOA is just 1.5 miles off the interstate and is easily accessible for all sizes of RVs. There are so many activities within the campground to keep both adults and children entertained for their entire stay, or it’s also conveniently close to Wichita, where you can visit the Museum of World Treasures or enjoy Sedgwick County Zoo.

Triple J RV Park can be described using the three c’s – clean, comfortable, and convenient! It’s just a six-minute drive from the center of Russell’s township and this RV Park is open year-round. Not only is the campground surrounded by lush greenery, but it also offers plenty of exciting activities including fishing, hiking, biking, and wildlife watching (just to name a few!).

You’ll find Suncatcher Lake RV Park located near historic Leavenworth, among the lush green rolling hills and a small lake. Featuring RV-only sites and plenty of activities to keep the whole family entertained, it’s certainly an ideal place to park your motorhome during your Kansas RV vacation. Next time your motorhome isn’t being used, why not consider renting it out to allow other families to enjoy all that a Kansas RV rental vacation has to offer?

Overview Minooka Park Campground is located on the south side of Wilson Lake in the wide open spaces of central Kansas. Named for the Otoe Indian word meaning "Good Earth," this park offers many campsites with scenic lake views and excellent shoreline access. Recreation Boating is the most popular pastime on the lake, with plenty of room for water skiing, wake boarding, jet skiing, sailing and more. The high salinity content of the Saline River makes drinking and irrigation difficult without special treatment, but it aids the stocking of ocean-native Striped Bass, which have been known to reach enormous sizes in Wilson Lake. This and many other game fish species have been enhanced by a stocking program conducted by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. Walleye, Large and Smallmouth bass can be found in abundance in the lake, as well as White bass, Striped bass, and channel and flathead catfish. Several trails are also available to visitors, including the Prairie Fire Trail, a self-guided interpretive trail. Wilson Lake also offers hunting opportunities for a variety of game animals, including pheasant, quail, prairie chicken, whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl and rabbit. Facilities Boating is the most popular pastime on the lake, with plenty of room for water skiing, wake boarding, jet skiing, sailing and more. The high salinity content of the Saline River makes drinking and irrigation difficult without special treatment, but it aids the stocking of ocean-native Striped Bass, which have been known to reach enormous sizes in Wilson Lake. This and many other game fish species have been enhanced by a stocking program conducted by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. Walleye, Large and Smallmouth bass can be found in abundance in the lake, as well as White bass, Striped bass, and channel and flathead catfish. Several trails are also available to visitors, including the Prairie Fire Trail, a self-guided interpretive trail. Wilson Lake also offers hunting opportunities for a variety of game animals, including pheasant, quail, prairie chicken, whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl and rabbit. Natural Features Wilson lake, known as the "clearest lake in Kansas," is located in the Smoky Hills of North Central Kansas--a rolling landscape of hills, buttes and hazy valleys. Also known as Post Rock Country, the area contains thousands of miles of stone fenceposts and buildings that have been constructed out of the area's local limestone. This and other unique geologic formations and mixed grass prairie lands provide an excellent scenic backdrop for recreation around the lake. Nearby Attractions Visitors may want to explore other nearby recreation areas including Lucas and Sylvan Parks, as well as Wilson State Park, located on the south side of the lake. The nearby town of Lucas is known for its unique artistic spirit and attractions, while the town of Wilson and other nearby communities offer visitors a rich historical heritage to explore.