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Several RV parks surround Bogue, Kansas, providing convenient options for motorhome travelers along I-70. Wakeeney KOA, located about 30 miles west of Bogue, offers pull-through sites with full hookups including 50-amp service, and operates from March through mid-December. The park is specifically designed for big rigs with level concrete pads. One traveler noted, "The sites are all pull through and level so you don't have to unhook - just pull in and relax." Creek Side Resort near Hays features extra-long pull-through sites measuring 80-90 feet, making it ideal for larger RVs with full hookup capabilities. Cedar Bluff State Park's Page Creek Area provides year-round RV camping with both 30-amp and 50-amp electric service, water hookups, and sewer connections on spacious sites overlooking the lake.
For RV campers planning their stay, most parks in the region accept pets and offer sanitary dump stations. Cell service varies but remains generally strong throughout the area, with Verizon users reporting good connectivity at most locations. Ellis Lakeside Campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis with self-pay stations, while most other RV parks accept reservations. During summer months, particularly holiday weekends, RV sites fill quickly. Prairie Dog State Park offers big-rig friendly campgrounds with full hookups and concrete pads that have recently been redone. The smaller 6 Road Ranch & Campground provides just 8 RV sites but includes both 30-amp and 50-amp service options with water and sewer hookups for self-contained units.
"Rosie’s was clean, quiet and had full hookups. Pull through sites were really nice."
"Very cheap for an electric site while we was passing through."
from $60 / night
Check Availability"Don't come here looking for amenities, just a quiet place to stay. 50A service, great water pressure and sewer."
"Water, electric and sewer hookup $25 dollars a night. Put money in a drop box for however many nights They work on honor system All grassy spots very nice"
"Clean, level gravel pads with very good hookups in lovely Kansas pasture land. Peaceful, great sunrises, sunsets, and stars. The owner, Daryl, is responsive and friendly."
from $20 / night
Check Availability"I have stayed at this KOA twice on my way home from Rocky Mountain National Park."
"Our young family of six stayed for 2 nights during our cross country drive and wow what a welcome respite it was from driving! My kiddos LOVED the pool."
"Old Marina campground is mostly a RV campground, but plenty of grass behind each side for a tent. "
from $10 - $24 / night
Check Availability"I am always looking for a cool spot to see geology (especially in Kansas), the only downside to this place, is it can be difficult to find."
from $10 - $23 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $10 - $23 / night
Check Availability"The water was good pressure and site was nearly level. It's 43 degrees at 8pm so I'm not using AC and the microwave. 30 amp for my refrigerator and hot water and microwave is working fine."
"City patk located walking to main street. Water and electricity, dump available. $20 per night, first come. There are atleast 7 sites. Many stay 1 night."
from $20 / night
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ScoutQuick in - quick set up. Pretty setting right near a large creek - large trees for shade. Bathroom and shower but very old and a little sketchy. A lot of locals driving through - hoping that will stop after dark. Fairly level sites - a few spots for tents and pull throughs with gravel pads for RV’s with power and water. Dump station. Picnic tables and grill and/or fire ring
GuideNothing fancy, but it was a great place to stop for the night. Both times I've stayed I arrived after dark and was only passing through, so I opted not to set up the tent and instead slept in my crossover, which is set up to sleep in. The area was well lit at night, and I felt very safe.
The campground: It's small, mostly quiet, flat, and had a decent amount of shade. The area I stayed in had pull through spots that faced the water (a reservoir, I believe). There's a small dock on the water. My site included a picnic table, grill, and water spigot. I'm not sure about electric hookups and dump stations, since I have no need for those things. The bathrooms were clean, and had both toilets and showers.
Booking: The campground does not take reservations, which I think is great, as it allows me to be a little more spontaneous. There's a self-pay station in front of the bathrooms near the entrance to the campground. I stayed here on a Monday night in late October, and had no problem getting a site. The cost depends on if you're there in the off-season or not, but I believe the most expensive fee is $25 for RVs.
The area: Ellis is a small town. If you're arriving later in the evening I would recommend stopping to eat somewhere prior to arriving in Ellis. In the morning, I made a quick detour down the main street and saw a café, a pizza place, and a Mexican restaurant. There's also a railroad museum. The campground is pretty close to the highway; right off the highway are a couple gas stations with fast food places inside.
Cell Service: I have Verizon, and my service was good enough to stream a live hockey game. The campground said it had WIFI, but I didn't try it out.
TravelerGreat municipal campground halfway between KC and the Rockies. Nice back ins and pull through a with concrete pads, electric and water. First come first serve. Check out the town a few blocks away.
TravelerI have stayed at this KOA twice on my way home from Rocky Mountain National Park. The park is right off I-70, the sites are all pull through and level so you don’t have to unhook - just pull in and relax. The staff is very friendly, the dog park is big and clean, and you can get a homemade grab-and-go breakfast on your way out the next morning.
TravelerThe good things are the nice people who run the campground, the little store they have with all kinds of camping and RV stuff. They have a little pond with a dock and a paddle boat. Showers and restrooms are clean and private.
It's not a scenic show-stopper. Gravel lots, but most are pull-through and easy to use.
We stayed in our pop-up camper that fell apart during a super intense storm. Not the campground's fault, but scared the tar out of us. They were nice enough to let me store the camper for a little over a week until I could come back with tools and parts to repair it.
Super nice people. Nice town nearby. Great place to stay if you're going to be in Hays.
LegendGeneral: We arrived just before 6 pm on a Sunday in mid-September and had our choice of lakefront sites but by 8 pm, it had filled in. There are other sites that are not lakefront and they would be ok if the lakefront ones were full but definitely not as desirable. The rates are reasonable -$20 for an RV site; $15 for tents (the tent area was just a grassy common area, and no one was staying there when we were there). Payment is on the honor system as there was no on-site host and as far as we could tell, no one checked to see that we had paid.
Sites/Facilities: Each site is very large and spaced a decent amount apart but there is no physical separation between them. Each has a large picnic table set on a concrete pad and electric hookups, however, be aware that you need a very long cord to reach the electric box. Ours did not make it but we were ok for one night without electric. We also could not get the water spigot to work but again, not a big deal for us for just an overnight. There is also a free common dump station.
Bathhouse: The bathrooms and showers were ok, but not great. They were cleaned very early in the morning.
Activities/Amenities: The small town of Ellis is within walking distance from the campground and although it was small, the town did have a lot of civic pride. There was good internet and free WiFi, although we did not try and access it. There was a small playground, but a sign was posted indicating it had not been disinfected during Covid and it was recommended it not be used. Fishing seemed to be a popular activity and there was a fishing/boat dock.
Conclusion: We could not hear much road noise during the day but as soon as it quieted down at night, the road noise from I70 was very loud all night long, however, this is a very convenient stopover for people traveling east or west on I70 looking for a place to spend the night.
RangerMostly big rigs, camped there in a van. Hookups were good. Sites spacious but not very private, we were lucky to get one on the edge. Lake is nothing special and no hiking trails or anything, seemed to be mostly boating or fishing.
Very quiet mid-week in May, which was lovely. The bathrooms suck and I saw a copperhead right by the bathhouse so be careful.
TravelerClean, level gravel pads with very good hookups in lovely Kansas pasture land. Peaceful, great sunrises, sunsets, and stars. The owner, Daryl, is responsive and friendly. A few minutes from Webster State Park and not far from some interesting small towns.
TravelerClean, quiet (aside from the roosters across the street), concrete pads, water and electric hook ups, dump station just east of the campground. All for just $15/night.
Campers looking for RV camping near Bogue, Kansas can access several year-round options within a 30-mile radius. Situated in northwest Kansas at an elevation of 2,320 feet, this area experiences hot summers and cold winters with temperature variations of up to 30°F in a single day. Most campgrounds remain open during winter months with water systems winterized from November through March.
Fishing at Cedar Bluff Reservoir: The Page Creek Area at Cedar Bluff State Park offers multiple fishing spots with bass, walleye, and crappie. The park features a separate fishing area for children and those with disabilities. "They even have a giant fishing pole and the bobber is a light," notes one camper about Pa's Lake, the accessible fishing spot.
Prairie dog viewing: Prairie Dog State Park provides opportunities to observe colonies of prairie dogs in their natural habitat. "The park is nice but has your choice of camping location, a frisbee golf course and miles one could hike or bike. I think it is kind of a jewel in the Kansas system," says a visitor to the Shady Rest Campground area.
Swimming: Several parks offer swimming beaches during summer months. At Prairie Dog State Park, one camper mentioned, "Good swimming" among the amenities, while Cedar Bluff visitors note a "large and clean" swimming beach that provides relief during hot summer days.
Privacy between sites: Many campgrounds in the region offer well-spaced sites. At Page Creek Area, campers appreciate the layout: "Lots of privacy and space between sites. Bathrooms good and Verizon service ok," shares one visitor. Another notes, "Generously spaced and well maintained sites, though a lot of them have limited shade."
Scenic lake views: Prairie Dog State Park gets high marks for its setting: "A lake full of fish and fowl. Turkeys and whitetail deer and the coyotes call in the distance. A photographer could get lost in the pure wilderness available in the prairie," writes one enthusiastic camper who visited during multiple seasons.
Clean facilities: Cleanliness matters to RV campers. At Creek Side Resort near Hays, visitors consistently mention the upkeep: "The laundry area was perfect to work in with newer machines," and "Clean and new facilities. Lots of spots, many pull through."
Weather challenges: Strong winds and extreme temperatures affect camping in this area. One camper at Wakeeney KOA noted, "We were tent camping and as we were driving in, they sent us a message to warn us about rain." Another mentioned "crazy storms rolling over the plains" at Prairie Dog State Park.
Limited shade: Many RV sites lack shade trees. A Creek Side Resort visitor warned, "The only down side was the lack of shade. The temperature was over 100 until almost 7:30 pm and our camper with the AC on high remained over 90 until almost 8:30."
Bugs can be problematic: Depending on season and rainfall, insects can impact comfort. At Shady Rest Campground, one camper reported being "bombarded with bugs" to the point they "weren't even able to look around or take pictures." Another at Cedar Bluff mentioned, "Only complaint is that it got very buggy at night, but that's what you get for a spot so close to the water."
Playgrounds and recreation: Several parks offer kid-friendly amenities. At Wakeeney KOA, a visitor mentioned, "My kiddos LOVED the pool. We spent the entire day lounging and enjoying the basketball court, corn hole, park, ice cream social, and of course, the swimming pool!"
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Children often enjoy the abundant wildlife. At Prairie Dog State Park, one camper shared, "It is fun to watch the deer wander around," though they cautioned, "but with deer come ticks. We camp in many places and have seldom seen so many ticks in one place."
Off-season advantages: For families wanting fewer crowds and insects, consider autumn visits. A camper at Prairie Dog State Park noted, "I've been here twice now. Once in July and now at the very end of Oct. Better in Oct. No ticks or bugs and frankly of all the camping locations, I had my section to myself."
Check road conditions: Some campgrounds require travel on dirt roads. A Cedar Bluff visitor cautioned, "Dirt road was troublesome; lots of things shifted in the RV!"
Site lengths vary significantly: At Creek Side Resort, sites are notably spacious: "Nearly no trees, but extra long sites - probably 90 feet long. Almost all are pull-thru," reports one RVer. The 6 Road Ranch & Campground provides just 8 RV sites but includes both 30-amp and 50-amp options.
Self-pay options: For late arrivals, many campgrounds offer self-registration. "We pulled in late and a map was on office door with clear instructions to our site. Campground was easy to navigate and very clean. Level spots, perfect for an easy pull in and set up for the night," explains a Creek Side Resort visitor.
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