Jamestown, KS is a great camping destination for adventurers of all types. Camping, hiking, biking: however you want to spend your days near Jamestown, you'll find great campgrounds with The Dyrt. Find the best campgrounds near Jamestown, plus reviews and photos from other campers like you.
"This campsite is located conveniently close to the small town of concordia. It has a fenced in dog park electric hook up and Bolin asphalt and concrete in good condition and the pay is by donation."
"Close to small town. Very nice stop over point. Only negative is road noise during the night."
"Right next to a community pool if you’re up for a swim! I am 1 out of 2 campers here for the evening. Very nice area."
"Nice, grassy sites right around the small lake, next to a cornfield. There are picnic tables, fire pits, a playground, and a couple shaded pavilions for a picnic or rain shelter."
"If you stay in the upper level, you might want to make sure you have a long sewer hose as it is quite a ways behind the trailer. Park does have bathrooms and a shower that were so so."
$10 - $24 / night
"I also recommend taking a drive around the outside for docks and fishing areas away from the main camping. We take our kayaks with us and enjoy exploring the coves around the lake."
"There are also beautiful views of the lake at all of the primitive camping spots. Walleye and Willow are our favorite utility camp grounds. There seems to be more room for the kids to run around."
$23 / night
"Excellent lake and open country! Big hunting fields to run dogs in. Good WiFi, cell service and water hooks ups in March! Looks like there is year around camping."
"the capacity is large and the local internet company just upgraded the wifi park wide. lots of trails and fishing is available everywhere by foot."
$10 - $23 / night
"Great Lake views. Nice for bike riding Very clean bathrooms but not much hot or warm water available. Definately would love to return but wish there was more privacy with the neighboring sites."
$10 - $23 / night
$21 - $23 / night
"Had a nice view of lake from my primitive campsite. Bring charcoal or wood if you want to use fire ring. Didn’t see any on-site. There are full hookup sites available and a boat launch."
"Near the world's largest ball of twine! 😁"
TravelerFirst 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
GuideThere's a check-in kiosk and each site has water and electrical. That's very unusual and I'm quite glad I came here. There's a playground for kids across the way and I don't have any kids so it's of no use to me, but it's there and you can hear kids playing in the background. Other than that, very quiet. Birds chirping.
IMPORTANT: Do not use the 4th street entrance if your vehicle is over 6,000 pounds. There's a three ton weight limit on it. Use the 8th street entrance instead as shown on my Google Maps picture.
GuideI traveled to Buckley Creek. Its quiet remote. No worries wondering if u get the electrical spots. I ended up being here all by myself no other campers. Cell phone signal is 100 even in camper
TravelerA 2 night stay on the Willow Loop. I was the only camper on the loop as the fishing folks came and went. Beautiful wooded area with no traffic sounds. Just the peaceful calls from the birds and bullfrogs.
GuideYou will roll in and see its pretty simple. Make sure you keep an eye out for water. I parked and noticed the site next to me had a spot for water hook up. Luckily i had a long enough hose. The gas station is open from 7 a.m 7 p.m so if you need something stop there first as itmay be closed when settled in. You most likley be here by yourself unless its father day weekend or the fair in augast. Overall good stop
RangerThis is a self service park and it’s $20 for full hook ups although some of the spaces only had 50 amp service instead of 50 and 30. If you stay in the upper level, you might want to make sure you have a long sewer hose as it is quite a ways behind the trailer. Park does have bathrooms and a shower that were so so. There also is a disc golf available at the back of the lake. Nice walk around the lake. Sidenote there’s a nice nine hole golf course here that was fairly inexpensive and highly recommend los Primos Mexican restaurant for dinner.
GuideEasy access from highway. Most sites are 30 amp back in with 4 30/50 posts marked with pull thru. Showers and restrooms at swimming pool a block north. Dump at entrance of campsite. Water hydrants but not at all sites. Would stay again for quite overnight stay. August 10, 2024 $15 night Dropbox
ScoutThis is a nice spot for a quick visit. Free hookups but only 50 amp
ScoutQuite park with lots of space. There are about 20 free Rv spots with electric and water hookups and several site with electricity for tents. They have nice clean bathrooms, a large playground in the shade, and a fishing pond
Camping near Jamestown, Kansas, offers a variety of experiences for outdoor lovers. From beautiful lakes to family-friendly amenities, there’s something for everyone in this area.
Camping around Jamestown, Kansas, offers a mix of nature, family fun, and relaxation. Whether you're in a tent or an RV, there are plenty of options to enjoy the great outdoors.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Jamestown, KS is Airport Park Campground with a 4.3-star rating from 4 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 14 parks near Jamestown, KS that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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