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.

We were driving across Kansas, looking for a place to stay. We definitely prefer state parks over…read morecommercial places and Wilson did not disappoint. Great campgrounds, friendly neighbors and a place to hide from Kansas weather.

Wilson State Park is located along the shore of Wilson Lake, an Army Corps of Engineers project…read more Route 232, the road leading to the state is also the Kansas Post Rock Scenic Byway. The park offers camping, hiking, boating and swimming. Very beautiful park and lake.

Called from Colorado talking to Lana and told her that Judy/i would be late arrivals. No problem,…read moreKay and Ken guided us in. Nice roomy sites and importantly a clean runnable dog park. The office building separately had many washers (3-3.50/load) and driers ($0.25/6-min). Clean and breezy. The location is great and easily found. Took time to drive around town Groceries, breakfast and gas. Nice stop

Pulled in just off I-70. Easy check in. Had a pull through which was super long and very level…read more Well kept park. Bathroom right behind office also clean. Nice playground for the kids. We ended up walking to dinner up the road. Pulled out in the morning filled up with gas which was right across the street and stopped into McDonald's for breakfast. Would definitely stay there again!!

So the big metal slide is straight up epic- so fun and fast. We stayed here one night on our way…read moreback to Colorado. We found it adequate- it was clean and well taken care of but there want a lot to do and it wasn't overly memorable.

The resort has changed its management to Kiefer management. No longer a KOA. I don't understand as…read morepeople are stopping there between 4 to 8 in the evening, but the office is closed at seven.. You would think somebody would want to be around there for sales of goods, etc.

Beautiful park! We started our hike at Buffalo Track Canton Nature Trailhead, which is located a…read moreshort drive into Kanopolis Lake State Park. This trailhead has two entrance points, and one is usually more manicured than the other. We didn't know there was a difference at the time and took the path less traveled and less tended to. Which was unfortunate for us because we were walking through tall grasses and brush, which was uncomfortable because some of the people I was hiking with were wearing shorts. So, if you want a more pleasant hike, make sure you're taking the hiking trail that has been mowed. Other than slapping away plants and hoping we weren't transporting ticks, the hike was great and the scenery here is beautiful. Our trail was a little less than a mile one way, and led us to a really cool cave with rocks that looked like the profile of a person! We checked out the cave for a while, then headed back. Once you're at the cave, you do have an option to travel down another trail to go farther into the park, but we chose to just head back. There's a lake here and other things, but we only visited the park to hike. We had a great time hiking, though! This part of Kansas is beautiful, and walking through Kanopolis is a great way to experience some of it.

Great camping spot and lake. Shower facilities could use some cleaning and updated paint but…read moreoverall a really nice spot.

So, I'd keep your expectations in check when visiting Mushroom Rock State Park. It's a tiny park --…read morethe smallest state park in Kansas at just 5 acres! But you get to see some interesting rocks. Some of these rocks really do look like mushrooms. We explored the park for a bit, but we were done after about 15 minutes. There's a short, easy trail on one side of the parking lot that takes you down to some sick rocks (that people have carved into and written things on, which I think looks cool but you might not). On the other side of the parking lot is a little area with more mushroom rocks; some of these are short enough to climb on, so kids might like these. There's a restroom here, but it's basically a port-a-potty hole in the ground, so if you can hold it, I'd suggest doing so.

This was one of our stops on our cross country RV trip. It's nice to break up the drive, but I have…read moreto say, this place is not worth the stop. This park is tiny. There's a couple of rocks that look like mushrooms on the side of the road. It's definitely not worth driving out of your way for. I honestly don't understand how it's a state park. This wins the award for worst state I've been to. Don't waste your time.

The Park Manager Mitch Schwartz needs some retraining on Customer Service and potentially park…read moremanagement. We got a pretty good scoop from a local explaining ( legitimized my complaint) the ill tempered Mitch and his Partner when discussing things like Park cleanliness, broken glass in the so called beaches- all which haven't been maintained for at least 3 to 5 years depending on who you talk to. Mitch the officer/ of sorts, had the typical can't handle truth from a customer attitude. I complained that they describe beaches and fishing within walking distance- while true, the beaches are littered and over grown with trash, diapers ( literally watch a staff on a cart look at the trash on the beach and keep going leaving behind the obvious diaper/ glass bottles and large liter bottle of coca cola right where my family was sitting at the tables). I described the beach conditions with broken glass, shown in my previous reviews online, and how nasty the beaches ( all 3) really were. Then, When I talk to locals, they describe the two officers as" hot heads that dont care". Apparently True- I was shrugged off and told the conditions were a " matter of opinion. Rather unprofessional to say the least. I have yet to hear from and of the council members ( I emailed all) and haven't seen a response. I ALSO contacted the New Director- no response. Apparently tax payers may not have a voice, but while the beaches look like crap and are unsafe for children, bare feat and all, the 40 empty pavilions aren't enough...they can put up new pavilions for the cabins but can't spend a grand or 2 to clean up their beaches. Terrible business planning and management. Terrible experience except for the camp hosts- and completely unprofessional. I may return but unlikely soon- that place looks run down. Ol Mitch said it himself, he " doesn't swim in that lake" No kidding. I bet his girls wpuld be caught on them beaches.

Such a cute park! The employees are so nice, and the campsites are very spacious!!! We stayed in…read moreHeimerman Point right on the lake and it was gorgeous. We stayed Thursday to Saturday. On Thursday we were 1 of about 5 campers in the entire Heimerman Point Campground. By Friday, it was about half full and quite busy- this definitely seems like a campground enjoyed by many on the weekends. I did not visit the onsite bathrooms to comment on them, but the campsites were very clean, the firepits well taken care of, and I love how there are labels on the campsites with your name showing your reservation. The parking fee payments are very easy to complete. The dump station is a bit archaic compared to other campsites we have been to, but it worked for the what we needed- to dump. We did see park rangers driving around but did not interact with employees in person, only by phone when we made the reservation.

Ok for a stop overnight. Quiet except for the train. Could use some updates. Owner nice on the…read morephone.

Our convoy of 4 toy-haulers was graciously accommodated on short notice after a long day on the…read moreroad. Comfortable facilities with squeaky clean restrooms and showers, and a super cozy coffee shop with superb coffee and delicious warm breakfast (don't miss the biscuits and gravy). If you're looking for a place to rest your head on your route through Kansas, look no further. There is clearly a lot of love put into this place.

This place isn't fancy, but it was just right. Easy, flat pull through spots, full hook ups, quiet,…read moreclean, safe. Bathroom and showers had a code. Owner was on site and answered her door. It isn't a place I'd set up for a big family reunion, but for an overnight it was perfect.

Staying here tonight. Perfect stopping for one night and…read morecatching up on Laundry. Passport America is accepted. I'll be back again.

This place was great. Being able to book online was fantastic- got a confirmation email…read moreimmediately. When we arrived around 7pm I was surprised to find the office still open for check in. There were two super lovely ladies who made the check in process very quick and easy. We only stayed one night and did not use any of their facilities, but the park was beautiful, clean and very spacious. Highly recommend!

Great place. Very accommodating for late check in. Looks like new and they have personnel…read moremanicuring the sites to make it even nicer. Bathrooms and showers were spotless. They have an outdoor movie area also.