Best Cabin Camping near Collyer, KS

Several state parks and private resorts around Collyer, Kansas provide furnished cabin rentals with varying amenities. Cedar Bluff State Park offers cabins with lake views, complete with electricity, heating, and air conditioning for year-round comfort. The Page Creek Area cabins feature picnic tables and access to clean shower facilities. Wakeeney KOA provides cabin accommodations with convenient access to their pool, laundry facilities, and on-site store. Creek Side Resort in Hays includes cabin rentals with access to their bathhouse and coffee house. According to one visitor, "The cabins have great views. Plenty of day use areas, a large boat launch with a dock, so you don't have to pull your boat out in the evenings."

Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Historic Lake Scott State Park features cabins in a unique setting that "doesn't look like Kansas" with its canyon landscape and spring-fed lake. Most cabins are pet-friendly, though specific policies vary by location. Webster State Park offers cabin options near fishing and water recreation opportunities with quiet, secluded settings. Reservations are recommended, especially during summer months when occupancy increases from Thursday through Sunday. The Kansas Country Inn & RV Park provides cabin rentals year-round, offering a convenient overnight option for travelers along major highways with good WiFi connectivity.

Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations, with some offering only basic amenities while others provide more complete setups. Wakeeney KOA cabins benefit from proximity to the campground store for basic provisions. Cedar Bluff State Park cabins have access to nearby shower houses with individual rooms for men and women. For longer stays, the town of Hays (about 30-40 minutes from Cedar Bluff) offers more extensive shopping options. Cabin guests should check specific amenity lists when booking, as furnishing levels differ between basic and deluxe cabin options.

Best Cabin Sites Near Collyer, Kansas (14)

    1. Wakeeney KOA

    11 Reviews
    Collyer, KS
    13 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 743-5612

    "Laundry was cheap per load, pool nicely maintained, showers clean. All amenities, dump on-site. Small playground. No fire rings and sites close together. Table at each site, some sites with trees."

    "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."

    2. Sheridan State Fishing Lake

    8 Reviews
    Morland, KS
    23 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 877-2953

    "Nice spot, we went Labor Day weekend and there was still availability. Breezy and sunny even in late summer. Bathrooms were clean. Had picnic tables."

    "There was a stack of firewood next to the forepit, and the tent site was very even. Weather was gorgeous, and we didn't mind the mooing cows in the distance."

    3. Bluffton Area — Cedar Bluff State Park

    11 Reviews
    Ransom, KS
    26 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 726-3212

    $10 - $90 / night

    "There are cabins and full RV hookup sites too.. nice shower house with individual room one for women and one for men. Garbage bin, fish preparation table, dump station and water nearby."

    "Great concrete pads with easy in and out. water and 20,30,50 electric. Solid restroom facilities as well as recreational activities. Not a lot of groceries or gas nearby plan accordingly."

    4. Page Creek Area — Cedar Bluff State Park

    7 Reviews
    Ransom, KS
    26 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 726-3212

    $10 - $22 / night

    "Wide open grass spaces with tables and shelters for picnic tables. Fire rings. Very clean shower house facility. Lots of space. Many stalls for showers, there's also a nearby host."

    "We camped in a tent around the flood line of the Waters edge. The water was down so the water was way out in the distance. Restrooms were quite a bit away. Bugs were bad. Everything else was good."

    5. Broken Arrow campground KS

    2 Reviews
    Ransom, KS
    26 miles

    "Cedar Bluff State Park (Bluffton Area) is about 40 minutes off I-70, with just a short dirt road leading you to a peaceful lakeside campsite."

    "The overlook is just a quick viewpoint high above the lake which has its own attractions. But there are no facilities there just to turn around."

    6. Creek Side Resort

    17 Reviews
    Hays, KS
    42 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 259-0927

    $35 / night

    "Campground just outside of fun, nice Hays, Kansas. Nearly no trees, but extra long sites - probably 90 feet long.     Almost all are pull-thru."

    "Our site was extra long and the wifi and cellular (att) service worked great. The laundry area was perfect to work in with newer machines. We extended our stay for an extra night."

    7. Kansas Country Inn & RV Park

    8 Reviews
    Oakley, KS
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 672-3131

    $22 / night

    "Thankful for electricity as it was cold. Watch for the thorny burrs that get all over shoes especially if you have a dog…. Would be very painful for them. RVs very close to one another."

    "Tried to get a campsite at a nearby place while traveling though, but showers and such were closed....was told about this place. Desk clerk was great."

    8. Circle Drive — Historic Lake Scott State Park

    12 Reviews
    Scott City, KS
    50 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 872-2061

    $21 - $22 / night

    "Verizon cell is available as is electricity & water. Dumping service is at the entrance. No bathrooms/shower in our Lake View campground. Large lake with lots of fisher folk."

    "This was our last stop in our Tour de Kansas. The landscape felt more like the west than the flatlands of Kansas we had come to love. We pulled in on a Thurs. The campground was almost empty."

    9. Mushroom Campground — Webster State Park

    5 Reviews
    Stockton, KS
    45 miles
    Website
    +1 (785) 425-6775

    $10 - $90 / night

    "Mushroom camping area are a series of campsites which have a mushroom like shelter over each sites picnic tables (except for one that has a different shaped structure)  Each covered area sits on a concrete"

    "Stayed in a tent sight on a hill over looking the lake. Had a fire pit, picnic tables, and small pavilion. Watched a full moon rise over the lake with a slight breeze. Quiet and peaceful."

    10. Lakeview Campground — Webster State Park

    3 Reviews
    Stockton, KS
    44 miles
    +1 (785) 425-6775

    $10 - $21 / night

    "Lake View Campground is a small campground right along the shore of the Webster Reservoir. "

    "8 miles outside of Stockton, KS. This state park was great for us visiting family in town. Quiet at night. Spread out sites. Lake access for fishing and water recreation."

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  • Dexter I.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 22, 2021

    Lakeview Campground — Webster State Park

    Lakeside camping

    Lake View Campground is a small campground right along the shore of the Webster Reservoir.  This campground has ten sites with water and electrical hook ups, plus an additional 7 or 8 primitive sites.  A couple of the primitive sites are along the shore, but most are at the edge of a large grass area.  Their is an vault toilet at the entrance to the campground, a bit of a walk from the primitive campsites.  A large shelter is also available at the site.  A shower house is located at a day use area just past the campground as well as an archery range just past that.  All sites have picnic tables and metal fire rings

  • DThe Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 11, 2025

    Page Creek Area — Cedar Bluff State Park

    Beautiful grassed site on the edge of the lake.

    What a beautiful campground. Wide open grass spaces with tables and shelters for picnic tables. Fire rings. Very clean shower house facility. Lots of space. Many stalls for showers, there's also a nearby host. There's an old boat ramp which the inlet has dried up. Four out of five bar LTE signal.

  • s
    May. 2, 2025

    Circle Drive — Historic Lake Scott State Park

    Beautiful grounds & lake

    Gorgeous scenery but sites are on gravel or grass & not always level for our 30' 5th wheel. Verizon cell is available as is electricity & water. Dumping service is at the entrance. No bathrooms/shower in our Lake View campground. Large lake with lots of fisher folk. Quiet this time of year but over 700 spots around the lake.

  • Dexter I.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 22, 2021

    Mushroom Campground — Webster State Park

    Camp like a smurf

    Feel like you're camping like a smurf, almost.  Mushroom camping area are a series of campsites which have a mushroom like shelter over each sites picnic tables (except for one that has a different shaped structure)  Each covered area sits on a concrete pad and has two picnic tables.  Site also has a metal fire ring.  The spots all have plenty of grass around them for your tents.  These sites are listed as primitive so cost only $12.75 for the night.  Their is a vault toilet in the area, but it is only really conveniently located near two of the sites.  These sites are spaced far apart from each other.  No water available in the camping area, but you can get it and other services from some of the other campgrounds in the area.  Most of the sites sit out in the open.  The site I stayed at did have two trees which I was able to use for my hammock.

  • Nancy C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Apr. 12, 2021

    Circle Drive — Historic Lake Scott State Park

    It doesn't look like Kansas

    This was our last stop in our Tour de Kansas. The landscape felt more like the west than the flatlands of Kansas we had come to love. We pulled in on a Thurs. The campground was almost empty. Buy Friday afternoon, it was pretty full. By Sunday afternoon, we had it to our self again. We got a pull through site with 30 and 50 amp. Only 1 shower house was open in early April. But, it was 4 individual rooms, not common area setup.

    The lake was small but very pretty, easy to kayak, SUP and fish. There are a few short trails to hike. As other have mentioned, there are amazing sites within 20 miles. The Little Jerusalem SP is a must. In the area, we saw turkey, owl, lots of buzzards, geese, albino buffelo and more cows than i have seen in one place. On Saturday, the local car club drove their vintage cars to the park for a pop up car show. The people were very nice. Garden City is about 40 miles away and offers everything you could want, brewery, good food, shopping galore, etc.

  • Luigi H.
    Jul. 24, 2021

    Mushroom Campground — Webster State Park

    Quiet lake side

    Stayed in a tent sight on a hill over looking the lake. Had a fire pit, picnic tables, and small pavilion. Watched a full moon rise over the lake with a slight breeze. Quiet and peaceful. Left the next morning. Would stay again as an overnight on a road trip. I could see it being a cool spot to spend a weekend with a boat. Only downside was the proximity to the road with the occasional vehicle going by quite late at night.

  • Christa C.
    Aug. 18, 2018

    Page Creek Area — Cedar Bluff State Park

    Primitive camping is private, RV not so much.

    We camped in a tent around the flood line of the Waters edge. The water was down so the water was way out in the distance. Restrooms were quite a bit away. Bugs were bad. Everything else was good. Large picnicking table and fire pit. Very private

  • EV P.
    Sep. 12, 2021

    Wakeeney KOA

    Great overnight stay

    About average as KOAs go. Laundry was cheap per load, pool nicely maintained, showers clean. All amenities, dump on-site. Small playground. No fire rings and sites close together. Table at each site, some sites with trees. Right off the hwy. Great place for staying as you pass through.

  • Nancy C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Apr. 8, 2021

    Page Creek Area — Cedar Bluff State Park

    Sooth the soul

    Quintessential plains of Kansas. Pure beauty as far as the eye can see. Blue water. Generously spaced and well maintained sites, though a lot of them have limited shade. Not an issue in April. Beautiful views with brilliant sunsets over the water. In early April, there were only a handful of other campers. Only 1 small shower house was open, but it was warm and clean. The swimming beach is large and looked clean. There is new looking playground equipment. The most precious thing I have seen, Pa's Lake. It's a little lake built for disabled and youths to fish in. They even have a giant fishing pole and the bobber is a light. There are cabins with great views. Plenty of day use areas, a large boat launch with a dock, so you don't have to pull your boat out in the evenings. I had hoped to paddle board to the cliffs, but 30 mph winds nixed that. If you want dark skies and solitude, this is the place. There is one small store just outside the entrance. Other than that, Hayes is the closest town, 30 min. by dirt road or 40 by interstate. The rangers were really helpful. I would definitely recommend.


Guide to Collyer

Cabin accommodations near Collyer, Kansas span from rustic to upscale options at various price points. Located in the plains region of western Kansas at approximately 2,600 feet elevation, the area features moderate spring and fall temperatures with hot summers and cold winters. Water levels at nearby lakes fluctuate seasonally, affecting both recreation and cabin proximity to shorelines.

What to do

Fishing from shore or dock: At Cedar Bluff State Park, the lake offers various fishing spots despite water recession. "Unfortunately the lake water has receded dramatically. There is a large now unused boat and vehicle parking lot however the dock is lying on the dirt," notes one visitor at the Dispatch Campground.

Outdoor games and activities: The Bluffton Area at Cedar Bluff State Park provides unique recreational options beyond standard camping. "Butterfield has a bath/shower house and the largest variety of activities (archery range, BMX track, playground, and an interesting game called Neos 360 which is part electronic game and part competitive sport, suitable for all ages," explains a detailed review.

Wildlife watching: Sheridan State Fishing Lake offers excellent birding and wildlife observation opportunities. "I got to see 2 great blue herons and listen to 2 great horned owls call to each other at night - how awesome!" shares one enthusiastic camper who stayed at one of the lakeside sites.

Visit nearby attractions: Within driving distance of several cabin rentals, unique geological formations await. "Little Jerusalem SP is a must. In the area, we saw turkey, owl, lots of buzzards, geese, albino buffelo and more cows than i have seen in one place," notes a visitor describing day trip options from the area.

What campers like

Clean, well-maintained facilities: Historic Lake Scott State Park consistently receives praise for its upkeep. "Friendly staff, clean grounds and lots of trees. Lake isn't deep - could stand pretty far out. Small beach area but you can get in water anywhere," comments one camper who stayed in the Circle Drive area with cabin accommodations nearby.

Spacious sites with shade options: At Cedar Bluff State Park's Bluffton area, site spacing receives positive mentions. "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," reports a visitor who appreciated the quieter mid-week atmosphere.

Convenient self-check-in: For late arrivals at cabins and campsites, self-registration is available. "Love that there is a self pay station so coming in late is not a problem," notes a visitor to Circle Drive at Historic Lake Scott State Park, where both cabin and tent accommodations are available.

Unexpected landscape diversity: The terrain around some cabin locations defies expectations. "This park is a gem!!! Just a mile away all you can see is the flat flat farmlands of KS and then the road dips down into the canyon and you're in another world with a spring fed lake and shady cottonwood trees, mesas and rock formations," describes a visitor to Lake Scott State Park.

What you should know

Seasonal occupancy patterns: Many cabin areas follow predictable weekly patterns. At Wakeeney KOA, a camper observed, "When we arrived in the evening, the campsite was full and every space was taken. When we woke up the in the morning, the campsite was empty as all the RVs had cleared out to be on their way."

Water levels affect lake access: Several cabin locations face water level challenges. At Webster State Park, recent reports indicate "Water is low, but it is still possible to put in a boat" according to a summer visitor staying near cabin facilities.

Weather considerations: Prepare for temperature fluctuations and wind conditions. One Cedar Bluff State Park visitor noted it "Gets really hot here but cools off at night. They do a good job of keeping the lawns cut." Wind can be particularly strong across open areas.

Pests and wildlife: Be aware of natural hazards near some cabin facilities. "The bathrooms suck and I saw a copperhead right by the bathhouse so be careful," warns one visitor to Cedar Bluff State Park's Bluffton area.

Tips for camping with families

Pool access for cooling off: Creek Side Resort offers cabin accommodations with swimming options nearby. "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!" explains a family that stayed for two nights during a cross-country trip.

Playground facilities: Many cabin locations feature child-friendly areas. At Wakeeney KOA, one camper mentioned, "Rustic play area but the kids loved it. Overall, a nice place to hop in overnight, and maybe a little longer depending on what you're doing."

Cabin options for longer stays: For extended family visits, full-service cabins provide more comfort. "We stayed for 2 nights during our cross country drive and wow what a welcome respite it was from driving! 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!" shares a family of six who found relief from travel fatigue.

Budget for daily vehicle fees: In addition to cabin rental costs, state parks charge daily vehicle entry fees. "We each had to pay per car and per tent. Oh! And they couldn't make change. $40 for a primitive spot in an empty state park," warns a camper about unexpected costs that apply to all visitors including those staying in cabins.

Tips from RVers

Strategic overnight stops: Kansas Country Inn & RV Park provides cabin options and RV sites for travelers along major routes. "Desk clerk was great. Got a level space to park, electric and bathrooms with a shower for $22. Perfect no fuss stop to nap and clean while passing through," explains one satisfied customer.

Connectivity considerations: WiFi and cell coverage vary significantly between cabin locations. At Kansas Country Inn, a traveler noted, "I had a hard time using T-Mobile because I seem to be in a dead spot, but I was able to use their Wi-Fi."

Highway noise factors: Some cabin locations experience road noise. "This was a convenient place to stop for the day. Has full hookups. Keep in mind it is right by a highway, so there was a lot of traffic sounds," warns a visitor about the Kansas Country Inn & RV Park facilities.

Site selection strategy: For cabin campers bringing additional equipment, site selection matters. At Wakeeney KOA, a visitor recommends, "The sites are close but otherwise a very nice campground if you're driving through. They have a pool, laundry, and store."

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