Best RV Parks & Resorts near Fredonia, KS

Several RV parks surround Fredonia, Kansas, offering diverse options for motorhome travelers. Elk Falls RV Park provides big-rig friendly sites with full hookups including 30/50 amp electrical service, water, and sewer connections. Just 30 miles east, Chuck Wagon RV Park in Eureka features level gravel sites with full hookups and 50 amp service, operating year-round for RV campers. Whitehall Bay at Fall River offers spacious pull-through sites with electric, water, and sewer hookups in a lakeside setting. The Beaumont Hotel & RV Park combines unique amenities with RV camping, providing water and electric hookups in a historic setting. "Our site is miniature. No place for a clothes line, no fire pit to speak of even though everyone else has one. We are boxed in tighter than a KOA and we feel it," noted one camper about spacing at certain parks in the region.

Most RV campgrounds in the area accommodate pets, with designated pet areas at some locations. Dump stations are available at Norman No.1 Museum RV Park, Santa Fe Safari RV Campground, and Hillside RV Park, though not all parks offer this service on-site. Cell service varies throughout the region, with Verizon users reporting 3-4 bars of 4G LTE at most locations. During peak seasons, particularly fall, reservations are recommended as parks fill quickly with seasonal travelers. The Woods Campground in Coffeyville provides a convenient overnight option with both 30 and 50 amp service and water hookups at $8 per night, though it lacks sewer connections. Many parks maintain gravel pads that require minimal leveling, and most can accommodate larger rigs up to 40 feet. Proximity to amenities varies, with some parks like Hillside RV Park in Oswego positioned minutes from grocery stores and other services.

Best RV Sites Near Fredonia, Kansas (77)

    1. Norman No.1 Museum RV Park

    1 Review
    Fredonia, KS
    11 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 325-5316

    "Full hookup sights for $25. Have 37 foot 5th wheel and fit fine. Pads are gravel but level. Nice quiet stay with minimal traffic noise, etc. there are trash cans with water and sewer."

    2. Blue Sky RV Park

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    Independence, KS
    22 miles
    +1 (620) 446-9212

    $20 / night

    3. Jayhawker RV Park

    1 Review
    Iola, KS
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 496-8888

    $25 / night

    "The Jayhawker has well laid out spots and is off season friendly. Hosts are good honest people and will work with you around your schedule. Great place for a stopover or extended stay for work."

    4. Santa Fe Safari RV Campground

    2 Reviews
    Chanute, KS
    22 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 431-5250

    "Its a partly cloudy day high 78 and moderate wind for Kansas. I have only put my screen shelter up so far."

    "FHU, beautiful walking trails. Walmart across the street."

    5. Beaumont Hotel & RV Park

    2 Reviews
    El Dorado, KS
    40 miles
    Website
    +1 (316) 377-3085

    $20 - $109 / night

    "Located in the Heart of the Flint Hills in Kansas. Right off highway 400 about 26 miles east of Augusta, Kansas. Fly in with your own plane, drive your car/RV  or ride your bicycle. "

    "We stopped here for the night because it was in the right location, but were surprised by how nice it was. "

    6. Elk Falls RV Park

    1 Review
    Elk City, KS
    23 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 550-1175

    $30 / night

    "Cute Little Park with electric, water, picnic tables and fire pits. Call 819-741-1175."

    7. Hillside RV Park

    3 Reviews
    Big Hill Lake, KS
    47 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 795-2471

    $30 - $33 / night

    "Full hookups. Grocery store is literally minutes away. The RV Park is located at the south end of town on Highway 59. The owner is very accommodating. Good Verizon signal. Park has wi-fi."

    "This place was very quiet. We arrived and the owner was extremely helpful and nice. We were passing through town and found this place. Full hookups and level spots. Would recommend."

    8. Buckeye RV Park

    1 Review
    Coffeyville, KS
    35 miles
    Website
    +1 (620) 251-2375

    9. Chuck Wagon RV Park

    1 Review
    Arcadia Lake, OK
    32 miles
    +1 (620) 583-6616

    "Full hook ups, 50 and 30 amp, pull through and back in. Small campground with no public showers or bathrooms, no WiFi but good ATT cell service."

    10. Brookside MH & RV Park

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    Independence, KS
    25 miles
    +1 (620) 330-6077

    $450 / night

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RV Park Reviews near Fredonia, KS

118 Reviews of 77 Fredonia Campgrounds


  • Jake M.
    Sep. 29, 2020

    The Woods Campground

    Great overnight stop or longner

    Nice quick in and out overnight stop or longer if needed. Big rig friendly large pull though sites and smaller back in sites with 30 and 50 amp and water no sewer but dump station is close by. Self service campground $8.00 a night pay at pay station at the entrance of the park. Located in a city park of Coffeyville, play ground with in walking distance from sites. Walmart is less the a 5min drive from this campground and from the town of Coffeyville. Quite area, there seems to be a few campers living here full time or here for work, but all seems to be keeping their sites clean and organized. On the payment  envelope says 14 day maximum stay. 

  • D
    Jun. 1, 2021

    Chuck Wagon RV Park

    Good travel stop

    If you are traveling through and need a place to stop for the night, this is a nice little spot. Owners are friendly and helpful. Full hook ups, 50 and 30 amp, pull through and back in. Small campground with no public showers or bathrooms, no WiFi but good ATT cell service.

  • Melissa M.
    Sep. 30, 2016

    Overlook

    A+ CG will go again

    Great sites, great hiking, kids activities and pet friendly. Clean facilities. A+

  • Doug W.
    Nov. 7, 2021

    Card Creek

    Very clean and quiet

    A typical COE campground. Very clean and well kept. The site are good with plenty of space. Most any size rig will find a spot here.

    The primary attraction to this camp is fishing. There is a boat ramp with access to Elk City Lake. Most of the campers when we were their were either hunters or fishermen.

    The site so have power, 30 amp, and there is a dump station. There is also a hiking trail right from camp but we didn't have time to take it as this was just a one night stop for us.

    Cell phone for Verizon was 3 bar 4g LTE with

  • John M.The Dyrt PRO User
    Apr. 12, 2024

    Kamp Siesta

    Nice, quiet campground with lots of parking spots

    We camped here in October 2021 to close out our season and as a waypoint to Beaver Lake. This is a very nice, quaint little municipal campground. The shower house was clean enough, the spots were all well-maintained, and everything worked as advertised. There is a city park right around the bend that has all kinds of stuff, and there are basketball courts, volleyball courts, and horseshoe pits within short walking distance. 

    It may have been because of the time of year since the campground was about to close, but we were the only campers there for the whole week, which was totally awesome. There are 42 spots at Kamp Siesta, three of which are pull-through, so you cannot possibly beat this place for $10 a night. 

    Oh, and I forgot to mention the wooded trail right behind the campground. You definitely forget you're in Kansas back there!

  • j
    Aug. 31, 2020

    Prairie Meadow Campground — Elk City State Park

    Well done Kansas. Well done indeed

    Wonderful park. Great overall experience. I loved it. Plenty to do with a great playground for the kids, kids fishing pond, basketball and volleyball courts, and even an archery range. Fantastic hiking along the lake bluff will be sure to wear out your legs! All RV sites are water and electric and most are pull through. It's the most level site I have ever had. The only thing that was weird is that when you check in you have to pay an additional $5.00 per day for your vehicle. It was probably in the fine print when I booked the reservation. I went ahead and paid the extra $10 or $15 to just get the year state parks pass, as we plan to camp in KS more this fall. You may have out done yourself KS.

  • Randy C.
    Jun. 20, 2019

    Kamp Siesta

    A good waypoint stay in Southeast Kansas

    Kamp Siesta is an establish campground in shade trees located adjacent to the fairgrounds and city park. The park is very nice and suitable for walking or biking and is on a bluff that overlooks the  Neosho River. The park includes a swimming pool, tennis courts, pavilions, and playgrounds. Amenities such as gas stations, hardware store, restaurants and groceries are all with a mile or two of the campground and well separated from them by quite neighborhoods.  While there is not a lot to do in Oswego itself, it is close to strip pits east of town  left over from coal mining that are good for fishing and there is a nice 9 hole golf course just west of town. There is also fishing down on the river. This river is known for it's large catfish.   The park is easy to access from the highway and plenty of room to maneuver larger rigs. I grew up in this area and know it well. The campground is quiet and well patrolled and at $10 a night it a cheap but relaxing place to stop and unwind. 

    I believe it is open year round.

  • NThe Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 25, 2021

    Cherryvale Park

    Disc Golf for Everyone

    BIG HILL LAKE CHERRYVALE Located on Bill Hill Lake outside of Cherryvale, Kansas and set in the gently rolling prairie with a large scattering of trees. The area considers itself as Kansas “Little Ozarks.” It is a beautifully serene setting dotted with campgrounds and day use areas. The Bill Hill Lake is a reservoir and holds 1,240 acres of water with 367 acres available for use by the public.  

    January 01, 2021- December 31, 2021 

    FEES$200.00 Group site electric$18.00– 24.00 electric 

    • • Standard Electric• 
    • Group Standard Electric 
    • Swimming Beach
    • • Hiking
    • • Showers
    • • Sewer hookup
    • • Electric hookups
    • • Full hookups
    • • Water hookups

    In addition to 22 individual campsites, the campground has one group camping area with a picnic shelter and seven campsites. Other amenities include drinking water, restrooms, showers, a playground and a dump station. The park is nestled in the rolling, wooded countryside with thick oak-hickory forests surrounded by prairie and farmland, the lake shore supplies a variety of habitats for birds and mammals. Cherryvale Park offers a relaxing atmosphere with plenty of trees for shade, and the lake is only a short walk away from the campsites. Campers can venture onto several hiking and equestrian trails including Big Hill Lake Horse Trail, a 17-mile trail with a variety of terrain for all ages to explore. The trail winds along a scenic hardwood ridge that offers gorgeous views all along the way.

    Big Hill Lake is known as a trophy lake for fishing. Principal species of sport fish include largemouth bass, crappie, channel and flathead catfish, bluegill, walleye and smallmouth bass. The lake is also popular for fishing tournaments. Almost all of the land around the lake is open to public hunting, except for parks and areas around the dam and control structures. Principal species hunted are whitetail deer, turkey and squirrel. Families with kids will enjoy visiting the sand-covered beach nearby for cooling off from the summer heat and enjoying a picnic.

    Directions Latitude 37° 16' 9.9998" N Longitude 95° 27' 29.9999" W  From Highway 169 in Cherryvale, Kansas, turn east onto Main Street. Continue through the town and turn right onto Olive Street. After half a block turn left onto County Route 5000. Continue 4.5 miles to the lake and follow signs to the park.

    Need to Know• Alcoholic beverages are prohibited within the Mound Valley Swimming Beach Area• Flush toilets and showers are closed outside of the reservation season, however vault toilets are available in the north loop•

    Don't Move Firewood: Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site.

    Contact Information Mailing Address 19065 CHERRYVALE PKWY CHERRYVALE, KS 67335-0426

    Phone Number For campground inquiries, please call: 620-328-2050

    Upon arrival at Big Hill Lake a visitor may choose from a plethora of fun activities. Camping with and without electricity, boat launches, ball field, swimming beach and so much more. For trails you will find the Big Hill Lake Horse Trail which surrounds¾ of the lake and is 17 miles long. It provides a variety of terrain for all ages. The trail provides amazing views and riders will enjoy tethering areas and three parking areas along the trail. The parking areas are equipped with limited facilities that can be used for overnight camping by the trail riders. Riders will have the opportunity for wildlife viewing. For those that wish to hike you will find the Ruth Nixon Memorial Trail. The trail enjoys blue bird houses that were set in honor or Ruth Nixon. It is about one mile and offers the hikers the chance to observe local wildlife. The scenery along the way is spectacular. This trail links the Overlook Day Use Area and Cherryvale Recreation Area. There are rest areas along the way so take advantage of those inviting stops to enjoy the lake views and just take in the scenery. Big Hill Lake is one of the clearest lakes in Kansas and considered a trophy fishing lake. Sport fish include largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie, channel and flathead catfish, bluegill, walleye and sunfish. Hunters will find about 800 acres of project land that is managed for wildlife. Game species are lardge and varied around Big Hill Lake. Hunters will find bob white quail, rabbit, grey and fox squirrels, mourning dove, migratory waterfowl, wild turkey and white tailed deer. Hunters may also utilize another 1350 acres of land located about½ mile from the project. Wildflowers are in abundance in the spring and fall along with the beautiful trees such as persimmon, osage orange, redbud and dogwood. Swimming on the sandy beaches along the lake is a joy. Alcohol is not allowed on the beach area. Glass containers are also not allowed on the beach or in the water. Boats that are propelled by a motor of any kind or a sailboat must be numbered and registered with the state of Kansas or legally registered with another state. The Cherryvale area present day is a farming/ranching rural area with Friday night football the big excitement. In the 19th century Kansas was a bloody place. Before the “Civil War” you would have different groups battling for control. After the civil war the pioneers began their westward journey through the many trails that crossed the plains. In 1870 a group of five families settled in western Labette County. Cherryvale had not been established. This group stands out because of one particular family. The Bender family, a normal– mother– father– son– daughter from Germany. John Bender, Sr., his wife Ma Bender, son John, Jr. and daughter Kate. Now I am not going to get involved in their story but I will touch on some of the highlights and let you know the story includes an inn, a store, a hammer, a trap door, lonely single male travelers, haunted property and the only place where a mass murder is celebrated by a state historical marker. Google the Bender family in Kansas and enjoy a bit of the old west.

    LNT

    Better than when you found it

    Stay safe– Happy Travels

  • NThe Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 25, 2021

    Big Hill Lake Mound Valley Recreation Area

    Take a Walk on the Quiet Side

    .• 74 Sites Electric(50 amp service avail) 

    • 8 Non electric

    • Full hookups

    •$14-$76

    • Pull thrus

    • Reservations accepted 877-444-6777

    • Beach

    • Boat ramp

    • Drinking water

    • Dump station

    • Restrooms/showers

    • Pit toilets

    • Swimming Beach

    • Water sites 

    Peak Season March 26, 2021- November 01, 2021 

    Out of Season(No Booking Available) November 01, 2021- March 26, 2022

    FEES$14-$74

    Located on Bill Hill Lake outside of Cherryvale, Kansas and set in the gently rolling prairie with a large scattering of trees. The area considers itself as Kansas “Little Ozarks.” It is a beautifully serene setting dotted with campgrounds and day use areas. The Big Hill Lake is a reservoir and holds 1,240 acres of water with 367 acres available for use by the public. The park is nestled in the rolling, wooded countryside with thick oak-hickory forests surrounded by prairie and farmland, the lake shore supplies a variety of habitats for birds and mammals. Mound Valley offers a relaxing atmosphere with plenty of trees for shade, and the lake is only a short walk away from the campsites. Campers can venture onto several hiking and equestrian trails including Big Hill Lake Horse Trail, a 17-mile trail with a variety of terrain for all ages to explore. The trail winds along a scenic hardwood ridge that offers gorgeous views all along the way. Big Hill Lake is known as a trophy lake for fishing. Principal species of sport fish include largemouth bass, crappie, channel and flathead catfish, bluegill, walleye and smallmouth bass. The lake is also popular for fishing tournaments. Almost all of the land around the lake is open to public hunting, except for parks and areas around the dam and control structures. Principal species hunted are whitetail deer, turkey and squirrel. Families with kids will enjoy visiting the sand-covered beach nearby for cooling off from the summer heat and enjoying a picnic.  Campers can venture onto several hiking and equestrian trails including Big Hill Lake Horse Trail, a 17-mile trail with a variety of terrain for all ages to explore. The trail winds along a scenic hardwood ridge that offers gorgeous views all along the way. Big Hill Lake is known as a trophy lake for fishing. Principal species of sport fish include largemouth bass, crappie, channel and flathead catfish, bluegill, walleye and smallmouth bass. The lake is also popular for fishing tournaments. Almost all of the land around the lake is open to public hunting, except for parks and areas around the dam and control structures. Principal species hunted are whitetail deer, turkey and squirrel. Families with kids will enjoy visiting the sand-covered beach nearby for cooling off from the summer heat and enjoying a picnic. 

    Getting Here Latitude 37° 16' 9.9998" N Longitude 95° 27' 29.9999" W From Cherryvale, Kansas, take U.S. Highway 169 and turn east onto Main Street. Continue through the town and turn right onto Olive Street. Go 1/2 a block and turn left onto County Route 5000. Proceed 4.5 miles to Big Hill Lake and follow signs to Mound Valley. 

    Contact Information Mailing Address 19065 CHERRYVALE PKWY CHERRYVALE, KS 67335-0426 Phone Number For campground inquiries, please call: 620-328-2050 

    Need to Know• Alcoholic beverages are prohibited within the Mound Valley Swimming Beach Area• Flush toilets and showers are closed outside of the reservation season, however vault toilets are available in the north loop• Don't Move Firewood: 

    Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information. Upon arrival at Big Hill Lake a visitor may choose from a plethora of fun activities. Camping with and without electricity, boat launches, ball field, swimming beach and so much more. For trails you will find the Big Hill Lake Horse Trail which surrounds¾ of the lake and is 17 miles long. It provides a variety of terrain for all ages. The trail provides amazing views and riders will enjoy tethering areas and three parking areas along the trail. The parking areas are equipped with limited facilities that can be used for overnight camping by the trail riders. Riders will have the opportunity for wildlife viewing. For those that wish to hike you will find the Ruth Nixon Memorial Trail. The trail enjoys blue bird houses that were set in honor or Ruth Nixon. It is about one mile and offers the hikers the chance to observe local wildlife. The scenery along the way is spectacular. This trail links the Overlook Day Use Area and Cherryvale Recreation Area. There are rest areas along the way so take advantage of those inviting stops to enjoy the lake views and just take in the scenery. 

    Big Hill Lake is one of the clearest lakes in Kansas and considered a trophy fishing lake. Sport fish include largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie, channel and flathead catfish, bluegill, walleye and sunfish. Hunters will find about 800 acres of project land that is managed for wildlife. Game species are large and varied around Big Hill Lake. Hunters will find bob white quail, rabbit, grey and fox squirrels, mourning dove, migratory waterfowl, wild turkey and white tailed deer. Hunters may also utilize another 1350 acres of land located about½ mile from the project. Wildflowers are in abundance in the spring and fall along with the beautiful trees such as persimmon, osage orange, redbud and dogwood. 

    Swimming on the sandy beaches along the lake is a joy. Alcohol is not allowed on the beach area. Glass containers are also not allowed on the beach or in the water. Boats that are propelled by a motor of any kind or a sailboat must be numbered and registered with the state of Kansas or legally registered with another state. The Cherryvale area present day is a farming/ranching rural area with Friday night football the big excitement. 

    In the 19th century Kansas was a bloody place. Before the “Civil War” you would have different groups battling for control. After the civil war the pioneers began their westward journey through the many trails that crossed the plains. In 1870 a group of five families settled in western Labette County. Cherryvale had not been established. This group stands out because of one particular family. The Bender family, a normal– mother– father– son– daughter from Germany. John Bender, Sr., his wife Ma Bender, son John, Jr. and daughter Kate. Now I am not going to get involved in their story but I will touch on some of the highlights and let you know the story includes an inn, a store, a hammer, a trap door, lonely single male travelers, haunted property and the only place where a mass murder is celebrated by a state historical marker. Google the Bender family in Kansas and enjoy a bit of the old west.

    LNT

    Better than when you found it

    Stay safe– Happy Travels


Guide to Fredonia

RV parks near Fredonia, Kansas offer economical overnight options along regional highways. The area features extensive prairie terrain in southeastern Kansas, approximately 70 miles east of Wichita. Winter temperatures typically drop to the 20s at night, while summer camping can see daytime highs in the 90s with occasional afternoon thunderstorms.

What to do

Fly-in camping experience: Beaumont Hotel & RV Park features a unique airport that allows pilots to camp after landing. "Located in the Heart of the Flint Hills in Kansas. Right off highway 400 about 26 miles east of Augusta, Kansas. Fly in with your own plane, drive your car/RV or ride your bicycle," notes Joyce R.

Fishing opportunities: Hillside RV Park in Oswego provides convenient access to multiple fishing spots. "Fishing is popular here, at the Neosho River and in the nearby mined pits. Also nearby is Big Brutus, the largest electric shovel in the world," according to a local camper.

Walking trails: Santa Fe Safari RV Campground offers nature paths around its property. "Beautiful lake and lots of things to do. Free for 2 days with hook ups," shares Maurice H., highlighting the recreational opportunities beyond just camping.

What campers like

Historical elements: The Beaumont Hotel & RV Park offers a glimpse into the past. "The history of the hotel and accompanying landing strip was fascinating, and the path to the ponds at sunset was beautiful," says Sarah B., highlighting attractions beyond standard camping.

Budget-friendly stays: Santa Fe Safari RV Campground offers free camping for initial stays. "This place is FREE for the first two days then $10 a day after that. FHU, beautiful walking trails. Walmart across the street," explains Samuel D., noting the value and convenience.

Helpful campground hosts: Jayhawker RV Park receives praise for its management. "The Jayhawker has well laid out spots and is off season friendly. Hosts are good honest people and will work with you around your schedule," explains Russ G., emphasizing the customer service aspect.

What you should know

Water quality concerns: Not all parks maintain consistent water quality standards. At Buckeye RV Park, one camper reported: "The electricity worked. We had to bail out green water from our water hookup and the drinking water had a green tinge. We couldn't dump because the sewer was full."

Shower limitations: Facilities vary significantly between parks. At Santa Fe Safari RV Campground: "Showers and toilets. But only one shower to share so do that during the day while its not occupied is my advice," suggests Maurice H.

Cell service information: Service varies by provider throughout the region. Hillside RV Park offers reliable connectivity. "Good Verizon signal. Park has wi-fi," notes Cheri, which can be crucial for those needing to stay connected.

Tips for camping with families

Grocery proximity: Choose campgrounds with nearby food access. Hillside RV Park offers excellent location advantages. "Grocery store is literally minutes away. The RV Park is located at the south end of town on Highway 59," shares Cheri, making meal planning easier.

Quiet campgrounds: Norman No.1 Museum RV Park provides peaceful overnight stays. "Nice quiet stay with minimal traffic noise, etc. there are trash cans with water and sewer," reports James B., creating a better environment for families with children.

Stargazing opportunities: Beaumont Hotel & RV Park offers exceptional night sky viewing. Joyce R. notes, "Quiet evening and fantastic stargazing," making it ideal for educational family experiences away from city lights.

Tips from RVers

Level sites: Chuck Wagon RV Park features well-maintained spots. "Full hook ups, 50 and 30 amp, pull through and back in. Small campground with no public showers or bathrooms, no WiFi but good ATT cell service," explains Dave B.

Traffic considerations: Be aware of environmental noise levels at some parks. At Santa Fe Safari RV Campground, "Your by the road and a business so you will here them till they close later in the evening and traffic going by," cautions Maurice H.

Electrical reliability: Confirm power options before booking. Elk Falls RV Park provides dependable service with "electric, water, picnic tables and fire pits," according to Joyce R., which is essential for RV camping comfort.

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