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!!

Level concrete campsites in a beautiful setting and it's free! Well, the city accepts donations and…read morewe felt compelled to make a nice donation but this is a nice little campground. Power and water are provided and there is a dump station near the north entrance. However, during our stay, construction in the park closed access to campsites from the north entrance--come in the south side.

Very nice, well kept campground. Nice, clean restrooms and showers. Plenty of shade trees. Lots of…read morecottonwood trees

The Sylvan Park is easy to find, once you have directions. This is a huge earth dam put in by the…read moreArmy Corps of Engineers. The spillway is close enough for me to hear. A great, deep rumbling. The park is below the dam, of course (of course). There are many trees, and a nice rain storm came in and cooled things off. The shower house is older but adequate and private (see comments on Meade State Park). But it is unventilated. I almost had heat stroke while washing my hair. The Smoky Hills are splendid. To get to the park, you go up on some heights, and you have a view of escarpments, green grassy hills, and trees down in the low places. The campground attendant was having sharp words with her kids last night. There are three kids, looks like early teenaged to younger. Two girls and one boy.

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.

This was a one night stop over. We wished we could've stayed longer! The scenery was beautiful!…read morevery quiet and peaceful!

Perfect stop for the night. Pretty lakeside sites or large roomy sites without trees but quiet. All…read morepull through sites, some tent sites, concrete pads, most are electric with water. Dump station. Restrooms with showers (not fancy, but clean). Pet friendly, but watch for stickers in grass. Excellent price. I would stay here again.

Nice and quiet. We had a good space (concrete pad) but no shade. The shaded spaces were taken…read more Water and electricity with dump station. 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.

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.

Easy to find and friendly efficient check in. Lovely park. Dog park play ground. Easy internet…read morereservations.,

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.

Good fishing lake. The park staff is very friendly. The lake is easily accessible. The dam is very…read morecool to drive over.

I read the other reviews and they somewhat confuse me. We aren't full time RV people. We rented…read morea 30 fr motorhome to travel from Kentucky to Cheyenne for a wedding. We stopped at Cedar Bluff on our way home. We arrived after 4:00, but because of booking online and prepaying, our site was tagged with our name. It had a beautiful view (pictures). Positives: fully concrete pad with concrete patio area, well-manicured and clean. Negatives: a bit of a hike to the bathhouse. Only water and electric hookup, but wasn't a big deal to dump tanks as we left. They only other thing that was kind of a pain: firewood. Since the office closed at 4, we didn't know where to get firewood.