Best RV Parks & Resorts near Hanover, KS

Several RV parks dot the landscape within 30 miles of Hanover, Kansas, providing convenient options for motorhome travelers. Agenda Lane RV Park in Agenda offers three big-rig friendly sites with full hookups including 30/50 amp electrical service, water, and sewer connections. Just north in Belleville, Evergreen Acres RV Park operates year-round with big-rig friendly sites and 50 amp service, while Kandys RV Park & Campground provides similar amenities for larger rigs. Marysville City Park, though limited in RV-specific spaces, offers water and 50 amp electrical hookups in a park setting. "We initially thought oh what a great overnight spot but have found this to be so much more! Limited spots with 30/50 amp are available, they are pull off as in drive over the curb and park," notes one RV camper about Marysville City Park.

For RV travelers planning extended stays, most parks in the region accept pets and provide sanitary dump stations. Cell service is generally strong throughout the area, with 4G signals reported at multiple locations. Seasonal considerations vary by park - Crystal Springs Lake in nearby Fairbury, Nebraska operates from early May through mid-October, while Milligan RV Park runs from early April through late September. Concrete pads are available at Riverside Park in Beatrice, Nebraska, where one visitor noted: "Nice concrete pads large enough for our fifth wheel. 50amp water electric for $20." Many city-operated RV sites in the region function on donation or modest fee systems, with prices typically ranging from $10-20 per night for partial or full hookup sites, making this area budget-friendly for RV camping.

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113 Reviews of 54 Hanover Campgrounds


  • Cathy B.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 7, 2025

    Airport Park Campground

    Airport park campground

    No reservations, First come first serve. Pull through and back in for smaller RV/campers/Vans. Power and water at each store! Free wifi, women's and men's bathrooms, level concrete spots with picnic tables, established shad trees, and grass area at each campsite.
    Dog Park and 18 hole disk golf!! Basically free for donations! Not sure if shower, it's night when we arrived.

    No individual fire pit (But who cares after all that!) What a neat place after a long drive day!

  • Jacob A.
    Aug. 7, 2021

    Rocky Ford Campground — Tuttle Creek State Park

    Rocky Ford campground space 141

    Very shady, right off the water. A little steep to actually get to the waters edge. Fire rings with grills and picnic table. Lantern hook with water and 30 & 50 amp electric hookups. Back in spot would be a little tight for a bigger travel trailer but not bad.

  • Marilyn  S.
    Aug. 24, 2020

    Riverside Park

    Pretty park

    Nice place to stop for the night in the heat. Stopped because we needed electric for the air conditioner. We are at a level concrete pad site. Water is available but not at our site. There are two long-term campers here with permits. Some sites have concrete, others are grass. $15 for the night. Very quiet on a Sunday night.

  • W
    Jul. 26, 2025

    Alexandria Lakes State Rec Area

    Quick Tour

    We drove through the campground earlier this year to scout it out. We recorded our visit (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0oUQQ0zRx0) so that we would remember what we found. 

    Alexandria State Recreation Area offers 40 sites with 30-amp electrical hookup, 5 sites with 50-amp electrical hookup and 8 sites without electricity. The campground also offers water, modern restrooms, playground and a dump station.

  • J
    Jun. 1, 2018

    River Pond State Park Campground

    Nice State Park

    The is a nice clean Kansas State Park. Lots of shady spots. Easy access to walking trails and water activities. Fire pits and picnic tables at every site. Most sites are only water and electric. There are only a half dozen or so full hook up sites and they are generally always full during camping season. There are two dump stations on site. This park is close to home for us and we camp here often.

  • Rick G.
    Sep. 17, 2021

    Stockdale

    Secluded ACOE Campground

    Well maintained, gravel sites with good electric and water hookups. Dump station also provided attached hose to allow black tank flush. Verizon cell service and digital TV signal were strong. Visited Manhattan, KS and Oz Museum in Wamego, KS. Plenty to do in the area and this campground provided a nice, secluded base. Boat ramps available to allow access to Kansas’ 2nd largest lake.

  • B
    Jun. 16, 2025

    Airport Park Campground

    Awsome Park

    First come basis fills up fast donations for first 7 days then $150 a week water/electricity pull throughs no sewerage but there is a free dump station great place to stay and well kept huge dog park and very friendly town make sure and visit the orphan train museum while here it’s a very interesting story and happier ending for most of the children than you would think and also the prisoner of war camp museum a very interesting tour and piece of history you won’t want to miss

  • James B.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 23, 2023

    Riverside Park

    Several night stay

    Needed to be in the area for a few days.
    Nice concrete pads large enough for our fifth wheel. 50amp water electric for $20

  • NThe Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 19, 2021

    Deshler City Park Campground

    Uptown Small Town

    Amazing small town and amazing city RV park.

    $10.00 per night with first three days free with maximum stay of 7 consecutive nights

    Covered pavilion water hookups electrical hookups trash paved parking sites with sidewalk dump station 24 hour restrooms showers during pool season use of pool during pool season Disc golf, horseshoes, pool during season, volleyball, wonderful green space with mature trees, bushes and flowers.

    Washington Park covers 10 acres. There is a walking trail about¾ mile.

    This really is an amazing city park and a fantastic bargain.

    LNT

    Better than when you found it

    Stay safe Happy travels


Guide to Hanover

Camping options near Hanover, Kansas include several small city parks and private RV facilities within a 30-mile radius. The area sits on the northern Kansas plains at approximately 1,500 feet elevation, characterized by gently rolling terrain and open grasslands. Temperatures range from summer highs in the 90s to winter lows well below freezing, making April through October the primary camping season for most visitors.

What to do

Fishing opportunities: Three spring-fed lakes at Crystal Springs Lake in Fairbury, Nebraska provide fishing options without motorized boats. "There are 3 small spring fed lakes that are open for fishing. No motorized boats but perfect for kayaks," notes a regular visitor.

Frisbee golf course: Riverside Park offers an 18-hole frisbee golf course throughout the grounds. "The reason to stay was to Frisbee golf and camp ALL weekend. They have a nice 18 hole course throughout the park," explains one camper who enjoyed the recreational amenities.

Walking paths: Multiple parks feature walking trails along rivers or through scenic areas. "There is a nice paved walk/bike path along the river," mentions one visitor to Riverside Park in Beatrice. The trails provide easy exercise options during your stay.

What campers like

Free or donation-based sites: Several city parks operate on donation systems. At Marysville City Park, "Sites are free, donations accepted- box is located on the building that houses the restrooms and near water station," according to one regular visitor.

Wildlife viewing: Native wildlife adds interest to camping experiences. "The squirrels, black squirrels are everywhere," notes one camper about Marysville City Park, while others mention seeing raccoons at various campgrounds in the region.

Quiet overnight options: Many campers appreciate the peaceful nature of smaller parks. "It was quiet once it got dark. Slept with my windows open and heard no traffic or trains," reports one visitor at Riverside Park, making these locations ideal for travelers seeking restful stops.

What you should know

Site access variations: Some camping spots require creative parking approaches. At Marysville City Park, "Sites are not well marked. You have to climb the curb to get to the site, and its dirt, with some grass, and lots of nice trees," explains a camper who stayed in March.

Bathroom availability: Facilities vary significantly between parks. Some offer showers while others provide basic toilets only. "Bathroom was clean although stalls have no doors. I did not use the showers but I looked in and they were clean," notes a visitor at Riverside Park.

Seasonal closures: Several parks have limited seasonal availability. "Bathrooms were closed for the season Nov. 20 when I was here," reports a late-season visitor at Marysville City Park, highlighting the importance of checking facility status during shoulder seasons.

Tips for camping with families

Playground access: Multiple parks feature play equipment for children. At Riverside Park, "There are two giant playgrounds to keep the kids busy," making it suitable for families with younger children.

Swimming restrictions: Not all water features allow swimming. At Crystal Springs Lake, "The only downside to this campground is the abundance of snapping turtles. You can still fish and kayak just no swimming," warns one visitor, important information for families planning water activities.

Weekend noise levels: Some otherwise quiet parks experience increased activity on weekends. At Flagstop Resort and RV, one camper noted it "was not crowded at all throughout the whole week but gets crazy on the weekend with people loud and partying until 1am or so."

Tips from RVers

Pad quality: Concrete pads are available at some rv sites near Hanover, Kansas. "Nice concrete pads large enough for our fifth wheel," mentions a visitor to Riverside Park, noting the stability advantage for larger rigs.

Site sizing: Many parks offer adequate space for larger RVs. At Crystal Springs Lake, "Sites are big enough for our 38 foot 5th wheel with room to spare," according to one RVer, providing comfort for those with larger vehicles.

Hookup details: Electric service varies between locations. Most parks offer either 30-amp or 50-amp service, sometimes both. "Each site has 30 and 50 amp electric. Water also at each site," notes a Crystal Springs Lake visitor, information essential for planning power needs.

RV travel patterns: Sites fill differently based on weekday versus weekend stays. "We initially thought oh what a great overnight spot but have found this to be so much more," explains one camper about the limited electric hookup sites available at Marysville City Park.

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