RV sites near Burrton, Kansas offer strategic stopping points along the I-135 corridor through central Kansas. Located in Harvey County at an elevation of 1,450 feet, this agricultural region experiences hot summers and cold winters with occasional snow. Campgrounds in the area typically feature gravel pads with varying degrees of shade, and most remain operational year-round with winterized water connections.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: Wichita's Spring Lake RV Resort in Halstead offers on-site fishing at their private lake. "There's a cafe nearby open at 6am" notes James H. about the Inman RV Park, convenient for early morning anglers heading to nearby public fishing spots.
Playground access: USI RV Park maintains a dedicated playground for children. "There is a very nice playground and fenced dog run," mentions Jennie D., making it suitable for families needing a rest stop with recreational options for kids.
Local exploration: Several campgrounds provide easy access to attractions in Wichita, just 30-40 minutes away. "Close to everywhere, flat gravel sites, friendly owners and employees," writes Bonnie A. about USI RV Park, noting its convenience for exploring the region.
What campers like
Clean facilities: Bathroom cleanliness stands out in reviews across multiple locations. "Clean bathrooms. Only communal fire rings and picnic tables. Country Highway sounds. Safe area and friendly patrons," states Mark about Spring Lake RV Resort.
Helpful staff: Campground operators receive positive mentions for their assistance, especially during late arrivals. "We arrived after 10pm the man in the office had our paperwork ready for us and escorted us to our lot," Julie F. comments about All Seasons RV Park.
Convenient overnight stops: The location along major travel routes makes these campgrounds practical for cross-country travelers. "We stopped here overnight during our road trip across the country. It was a delightful surprise!" writes Jennie D. about USI RV Park.
What you should know
Site spacing: Site dimensions vary significantly between campgrounds, affecting privacy and comfort. "Not impressed with lot size. I have never seen a lot where both campers didnt have room to out out their awnings. Very tight," notes Travis H. about All Seasons RV Park.
Noise considerations: Highway proximity creates ambient noise at some locations. "Country Highway sounds" mentions Mark about Spring Lake RV Resort, indicating the background traffic noise visitors should expect.
Campground development: Some parks in the area continue to expand their facilities. "Sites are still being made, not all sites have picnic tables or fire pits. NO SHADE!" reports Lisa P. about Lighthouse Landing RV Park and Cabins, highlighting its transitional nature.
Tips for camping with families
Playground access: Several campgrounds feature dedicated play areas for children. "There was a nice playground for our children and the sites were plenty big enough for us to get our truck and rig into," shares Justin C. about Lighthouse Landing RV Park and Cabins.
Dog-friendly areas: Most RV parks accommodate pets with designated exercise spaces. "The back end of the park has a big stretch for dogs to run around and exercise. They provide bags and bins in two locations," notes B+J S. about Camp the Range.
Evening activities: Natural surroundings provide simple entertainment options. "Surrounded by open fields so we were able to fall asleep to the crickets," mentions Julie F. about All Seasons RV Park, highlighting the peaceful evening atmosphere.
Tips from RVers
Level sites: Gravel site preparation varies between locations. "The sites had gravel and were level. We had a pull through site with 50 amp service, water and sewer that fit our 40 ft Motorhome towing a Jeep," describes John F. about All Seasons RV Park.
Self-service options: Some campgrounds operate with minimal staffing. "Payne Rv park has 18 full hook up sites and is located outside of Newton. The fee is $20 per night and you pay across the road," explains Shannon G. about Payne Oil RV Park.
Amenities for extended stays: Facilities for longer-term camping exist at select locations. "Hot showers with lots of water pressure, laundry room and full hookup. If you need a spot to take a break from driving, this is a nice spot," reports Jenny W. about Cottonwood Grove RV Campground.
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