Clean, convenient location, friendly staff, grass around pads, close to Braun's, iHop, and Dillons.read more

June 9th, 2023~ Traveling through Wichita,KS. First time in Kansas. People are very nice when we…read morechecked in. This RV Park is big rig friendly. It has wide lanes and we had no trouble maneuvering our 43 ft Class A coach. All cement pads with a nice "yard" to enjoy the afternoon cocktail. Ideal location for exploring the City. Yes, we would recommend staying here !!

We only stopped for the night. We had a great pull thru site large enough we didn't have to…read moreunhook. Very nice, clean and quiet. They were very nice and accommodating. We would definitely stay there again.

This is an older park,seems to be IN the middle of a…read moreresidential area. Assuming park was here before the private homes. This park is ok. I didn't see a pool here but since it was early April it didn't really matter.There are 53 sites here most are pullthru.long enough that we didn't have to unhook truck for the night.They have Wi-Fi and cable.

We only stayed here for one night, but we had a great experience! We were in LL2, which was super…read moreclose to the lake! The property is clean and the staff was very nice. They have back in spots with power and the septic dump is in the center of the property near the showers. The cost is reasonable at $35 a night. We would definitely stay here again! We took a paddle boat for a spin and my kiddo had an awesome time! That was an excellent addition to the experience.

I'm a full timer living in my motorhome. The staff is nice. This is quiet out in the country. It…read moredoes not have full hook ups, water, and electric only however, they have honey wagons over by the bathroom for me. It's not a problem. I hook it to the back of my spider pull it over and dump the tanks and from the tanks to the dump station as many times as I need but the rates for full-time are really really reasonable and it's quiet and peaceful. It has a small lake which is nice. Some spots have fire rings. They sell Propane on site at a reasonable cost. I have not been here through the winter yet so we will see how all that works out. I would definitely recommend if you are full timer that you can invest in an extended stay kit and some additional bottles so you don't have to move your motorhome or camp trailer down to the bulk tank to get propane the bathroom and shower facilities are well maintained if you choose to go that route When I first moved in, they did not have what I considered to be the perfect space for me but once it became available, the staff was very accommodating and helped me get set up a big shout out to James the maintenance guy. thank you so much for all your help and thank you to the young lady that I talked to on the phone about any issues and I'm sorry I cannot remember her name. I'm a terrible terrible person when it comes to that.

Such a unique place! Pilots: You don't want to miss the chance to fly in here! It's definitely an…read moreentry for the logbook. Ya land on the grass strip East of town, taxi up onto the old state road and right into town past houses and buildings - and nobody even looks up because it's such a common occurrence. If you're a history or railroad buff don't miss this stop on the highway. There's a ton of railroad history in this little burg - and it's got one of the last surviving wooden water towers from the steam engine railroad days. The tower is in gorgeous condition and surrounded by a water pump, a BNSF caboose and a reconstructed Depot and (it's a fly-in destination too, remember) a static display old Beech 18. You can stay in the hotel or there's also an RV Park right outside the hotel. Food was great and the service prompt and friendly. What more can ya ask, right?

Charming hotel and interesting history in the area. Best now to get advance phone reservations if…read morestaying during the week. Innkeeper very friendly. Cafe open only on Saturday and Sunday. Grass airstrip is fun for flying I if you are a pilot.

I cannot say enough good things about Spring Lake. This is our third visit here and I always look…read moreforward to this enjoyable peaceful Park. It has all the amenities as well as great Wi-Fi coverage throughout. Well maintained! Passport America is only $16 a night for 50 amp. Laundry room available to. We are sitting in a beautiful spot overlooking the pond. Gosh I love this place!

I visited Spring Lake resort as a child at least 35 years ago. It has expanded to offer additional…read moreRV sites. The park offers wifi, miniature golf, fishing, cabin rentals and movies. The park is dated but well kept. The park does have on site laundry. The newer sites offer little shade and are very close together for those who have double slide outs. The park does offer a Friday and Saturday night dinner and a Sunday non denominational Christian service. Very family friendly staff.

Way to expensive for what it is. Me and a buddy went camping here for what was planned to be 3…read moredays, we were never told it was $45 for each night. One of the workers walked up to our tent and told us we had to pay for another night. We quickly agreed we would rather sleep in the truck than pay $45 again. The lady got really mad and expressed she was mad that we already stayed for half the day already. Basically, one of the ladies here wasnt very kind and definitely not worth $45 per night

This place has seemingly many more amenities than others is the Wichita area. It offers toilets,…read moreshowers, a pay laundry facility, a little beat up basketball hoop, frisbee golf things, a swing set, small pond ( maybe for fishing ? ), a sewage lagoon and spotty wi-fi. I'm told they offer cable tv too, but my camper does not have a television, so there's that. You may notice the occasional train horn and freeway noise, as it's right off I-35, but I just put on some headphones at bedtime and everything was just fine. The park has many different lots, some pull through and some not. But most that I have seen have power, water and sewer. As others have said, there is a restaurant ( Huddle House ) next to the Flying J / Pilot gas station on the other side of I-35. I'm headed there next. All in all, probably worth a stop for a night or two.

LOVE this spot! Highly recommend for anyone looking for an RV park in the area. We stayed a week…read moreand it's very clean and super secure. Several of the sites have nice shade, lots of room to walk the dogs, excellent wifi, and full hookups. The La Harpe Park is within walking distance and it's a nice, quiet spot. Owners are very friendly and the prices are reasonable.

Clayton is one of the rudest people you could come across. He started out seemingly friendly…read morethrough text messages but that soon came to an abrupt end. The company that hauled our trailer to his site was a nice young man, pacific islander, shouldn't matter but it did to Clayton. He was extremely rude and said some racist remarks to the driver. Don't waste your time here.

Nice quiet park. has washer and dryer for guests. Friendly neighbors and pets accepted. Bar b que…read morepit and picnic table available. Very nice

Too smelly. Every day it smells like cow shit. Workers are rude and grumpy with no common courtesy…read more We didn't stay long. Can't have campfires. I mean that's what camping is all about!

Very friendly people. Clean campground clean facilities private showers clean restrooms. Can't say…read moreenough to tell you how nice this campground is! We will stay here again when we are in the area or passing through. Going to go to the nut house today and to a loose meat burger drive-in. Don't know the names of either but I'm told that they are both equally as nice!

FYI: Might be a bit verbose and more a review for the 15 mile point to point hiking trail…read more I knew what I was up against, and went anyway. Read on a trails app that it was technical--yes, yes it was. And also read a review in that same app left on Oct 12 ish, that water might be scarce due to drought--that said, my friend and I left a water stash at a gravel road drive, off the trail about 3 miles from the east trailhead. My Subaru and I were NOT ready for the roughness of the terrain--first time "Off road." Got in and out unscathed! Yay! We started the trek later than we thought we would--which is fine, because the scenery was great! Such a beautiful area! Worth the 2-hour ish drive. Made it through the "Squeeze" downhill. Packed in about 1.25 before we decided to pitch our tents. Had dinner on one of the scenic bluffs during sunset and as you can imagine, a wee bit chilly but a stunning view, so it was worth it! Next day, had breakfast on the bluff during sunrise--what a treat! Then headed out to our water stash. We decided we were achy enough to not go back the way we came. Went to our water stash and refueled. Used that (Subaru terrain) rocky road to go back to the main road and follow it back to the car park. *What I learned: as a newbie backpacker it was challenging, but probably would be even if I wasn't? I carried about a 30 pound backpack--probably packed some fears in there--but now I know. Would I go again and do things differently?? Heck yes!!

Great hiking trail. The whole things is like 15 miles so pack in water with a bladder or something…read moreand don't attempt when 107. Ask me how I know, lol. Great views, but watch for spider webs, poison ivy, and check afterwards for ticks in the summer.