1 campground with availability this weekend
Cabin camping near Kirwin, KS ranges from rustic shelters to deluxe cabins with electric hookups, making it accessible for families and solo visitors alike. Several cabin campgrounds offer both 30-amp and 50-amp service options, and most include water hookups as well. "Nice lake and open country! Big hunting fields to run dogs in. Good WiFi, cell service and water hooks ups in March!" Most park cabins feature picnic tables outside and fire rings for evening campfires. Bathroom facilities with showers are accessible nearby, though not necessarily attached to each cabin. The campgrounds maintain toilet facilities throughout the property for cabin guests.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Prairie Dog State Park provides cabin rentals with varying amenities, some suitable for families looking for more space. Patterson Harbor Marina also offers cabin accommodations, though with fewer amenities than those at Webster or Prairie Dog State Parks. Most cabins are reservable in advance, which is recommended during peak seasons. Pet policies vary by location, with several parks permitting dogs in designated cabin areas. A recent review noted, "We stayed in a primitive site. The sites were spacious and had a wonderful shelter!"
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations—some cabins offer only basic outdoor cooking options while others may have more complete setups. Several campgrounds, including Webster State Park, have on-site markets where basic provisions can be purchased. Firewood is available at select locations like Heartland Farm Stays and Patterson Harbor Marina, but not at all cabin sites. Trash disposal services are limited, so cabin guests should plan to pack out what they bring in or locate designated disposal areas within the parks.
"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."
from $10 - $90 / night
from $75 - $100 / 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."
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $15 - $28 / night
from $15 - $26 / night
"It is a nice campground with 80 sites and also has cabins you can buy or rent. Camping is on a first come, first serve basis. The sites include electric and water and are on gravel sites."
"Super flat landscape, very short walking trail, main attraction is fishing, less wildlife than I expected. Quite a few campsites to choose from, some with more trees than others."
"Pause; Coyotes calling) this place has everything for any State Park you could ask. Expansive open grasslands a lake full of fish and fowl."
from $10 - $21 / 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."
from $21 / night
from $85 / night
"No ticks or bugs and frankly of all the camping locations, there is a number of different choices, I had my section to myself."
"The park is nice but the bathrooms are embarrassing 26 dollars a night"
from $10 - $21 / night
"Temperatures are tolerable, trees provide needed shades, im content."
"Yay: Lots of fishing, very short “trail” but nice for just simple relaxing on your road trip. Nay: pretty much only prairie dogs to see here...
Surprise: crazy storms rolling over the plains!"
from $19 - $21 / night
GuideVisited the Prairie Dog Campground, unplanned. This is by far the most enjoyable experience I have camping.
Temperatures are tolerable, trees provide needed shades, im content.
GuideSome of the sites are pretty close together, but all are a short jaunt to the reservoir. Boating, fishing, disc golf and even some Adirondack chairs with a view. Love the fireflies. Lesson learned - it is a little distance to get back out to the payment stand, so do that before you get all set up. Also remember that in addition to camping you need to have a Kansas state park pass ($5). The good news is there were sites available on a Saturday night.
Guide8 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. Water is low, but it is still possible to put in a boat. Water and Electric at site. 30A at our site. Old Marina Campground next to the Coyote Shelter and trail. Only 3 sites at this section, nice and secluded.
GuideNice native buffalograss for tent camping and you may be the only tent camper in the park haha. If using the “non-specific primitive” sites, you’ll need to drive to access the dumpster, bathrooms/shower, and water. The Lakeview primitive sites had morning sun and were shaded in the afternoon/evening.
LegendI've been here twice now. Once in July and now at the very end of Oct. Better in Oct. No ticks or bugs and frankly of all the camping locations, there is a number of different choices, I had my section to myself. This place has swimming, a small hike, your choice of camping location, a frisbee golf course and miles one could hike or bike. I think it is kind of a jewel in the Kansas system.
TravelerThis is our new go-to place. The spots are spacious and the view is beautiful. It’s also a bonus it offers WiFi.
GuideExcellent for large RV’s. Pull thru sites with full hookups and overlooking Norton reservoir
GuideBathrooms need work or at least someone that cleans them at least daily. The park is nice but the bathrooms are embarrassing 26 dollars a night
ScoutCamping for anyone arriving at anytime. Don’t expect the best when arriving late, but most of you will have reservations, right? Then you will have the best. (Pause; Coyotes calling) this place has everything for any State Park you could ask. Expansive open grasslands a lake full of fish and fowl. Turkeys and whitetail deer and the coyotes call in the distance. A photographer could get lost in the pure wilderness available in the prairie. I’ve visited here during every season. The heat and bugs of mid July to the frozen autumn morings, always beautiful and teaming with wildlife. A great place to stay no matter your style. Just please be quiet, Mother Nature is listening.
Webster State Park offers cabin accommodations with varying levels of amenities for visitors to Kirwin, Kansas. Located in the north-central region where the Smoky Hill River feeds into Webster Reservoir, cabin rentals in this area provide shelter from the sometimes extreme Kansas weather conditions. Winter temperatures can drop well below freezing, while summer highs frequently exceed 90°F, making cabins a practical option for year-round visitors.
Fishing opportunities: Prairie Dog State Park cabins provide excellent access to Norton Reservoir. "Fantastic state Park with full hookups... Beach, fishing and a delightful small City of prairie dogs to entertain the kids for hours," notes one visitor.
Wildlife viewing: The cabins near Kirwin serve as a base for spotting local wildlife. "Pheasant can be heard in morning and evening. Lake is huge! Lots of different camping options around," reports a camper at Kaw Campground.
Lakeside recreation: Many cabins offer views and access to water. "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," explains a visitor.
Spacious sites: Cabin areas typically offer generous spacing between units. "The sites were spacious and had a wonderful shelter!" mentions a camper who stayed at a primitive site in the region.
Evening views: Many cabins feature placement that maximizes sunset viewing. "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," shares a camper at Mushroom Campground.
Shade coverage: Several cabins sit in locations that provide natural cooling. "We stayed in a primitive site. The Lakeview primitive sites had morning sun and were shaded in the afternoon/evening," notes a visitor describing their experience.
Seasonal considerations: Bug activity varies dramatically by season at cabin locations. "Unlike the other reviews, I think this place is great. I've been here twice now. Once in July and now at the very end of Oct. Better in Oct. No ticks or bugs," explains a visitor at Shady Rest Campground.
Fee structure: Cabins and camping areas have varying price points. "One primitive camping spot for two adults in two vehicles. We each had to pay per car and per rent. $40 for a primitive spot in an empty state park," mentions one camper describing their experience.
Bathroom facilities: Quality and maintenance of facilities varies between parks. "Bathrooms need work or at least someone that cleans them at least daily. The park is nice but the bathrooms are embarrassing," notes a camper sharing their perspective on facility conditions.
Prairie dog viewing: Bring binoculars for wildlife watching with children. "Camping for anyone arriving at anytime. Expansive open grasslands a lake full of fish and fowl. Turkeys and whitetail deer and the coyotes call in the distance," describes a visitor to the region.
Swimming access: Patterson Harbor Marina cabins provide water recreation options. "The beaches are nice and there is a marina which has bait, some food and supplies. There's even a little bar," shares a long-time visitor.
Playground availability: Some cabin areas include facilities for children. "Playground for kids at Kanza campground," notes a camper highlighting amenities available to families with young children.
Hookup variations: Cabin areas often share facilities with RV sites. "8 miles outside of Stockton, KS. Water and Electric at site. 30A at our site. Old Marina Campground next to the Coyote Shelter and trail. Only 3 sites at this section, nice and secluded," explains a visitor to Lakeview Campground.
Site selection: Some cabin areas provide better access than others. "Excellent for large RV's. Pull thru sites with full hookups and overlooking Norton reservoir," advises an RVer describing the Cedar Ridge section.
Internet connectivity: Digital amenities vary between cabin locations. "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," reports a visitor describing their experience.
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