1 campground with availability this weekend
Several campgrounds near Ozawkie, Kansas feature cabin accommodations with varying levels of amenities. Mill Creek Campground offers cabin rentals within walking distance of water activities, while Prairie Clover Campground at Clinton State Park provides cabin options with convenient access to hiking trails and lake recreation. Most cabins include basic furnishings and electricity, though amenities vary significantly between locations. Topeka/Capital City KOA provides more developed cabin accommodations with air conditioning and nearby shower facilities. "This is a charming little campground with so many quaint relics of the past. The bath house was clean, and the owner told me that it is sanitized every day," noted one visitor to Mill Creek.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. KOA cabins typically offer more amenities than state park options, with some providing kitchenettes and private bathrooms. Cabin rental policies vary, with most requiring advance reservations, especially during summer months when availability becomes limited. Pet policies differ between campgrounds—Prairie Clover allows pets in some cabins while others restrict animals entirely. Basswood Country RV Resort provides year-round cabin accommodations with access to multiple recreational facilities. A visitor to Clinton State Park mentioned, "We've also rented cabins which are nice," highlighting the popular option for those seeking alternatives to tent camping.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities range from simple microwaves to outdoor fire rings, with few offering full cooking capabilities. Some campgrounds like Topeka/Capital City KOA provide on-site stores with basic provisions and firewood for purchase. Perry State Park and Lewis and Clark State Park cabins offer more rustic experiences with shared bathhouse facilities nearby. Cabins at Kansas City West-Lawrence KOA provide electricity and climate control but limited privacy compared to more secluded log cabin options at other locations.
"Stayed in lot 93,nice spot on end with extra privacy. Only complaint, cold shower in facility near marina. I would recommend a spot closer to marina if you're not In an RV."
"Nice state park on the lake can be crowded and a little crazy on weekends. Like most state parks no sewer hookups but easy access to dump station"
"Easy access to trails Lots of wildlife, vultures, deer, etc. Well marked and plenty of them spots Marina was a quick bike ride away and had a lot to offer during the season."
"Sites come with a picnic table and a fairly large fire ring which we unfortunately never got to enjoy because we were here during a heat wave (100+ almost every day)."
from $10 - $115 / night
"Nice little tuck away close to town but far away enough you can consider it a get away they have rv parking and cabins"
"I’m in my 30s traveling solo and this stop was a great place to regroup and take advantage of their amenities like shower, laundry, etc. The bathrooms were clean and the staff was very friendly."
"The lot does not have a concrete patio but has a picnic table and fire grate.
They have a community fire pit with multiple swings around it. They sell wood for $6 a bundle.""We had a water / electric pull-through site around the middle of the campground."
"The sites are well spaced and there is a variety of dry and full service. The bathroom and shower facilities are a little disappointing."
"It does cost about $25 a day, but you have electricity, and shade, and it is always quiet here. The park rangers are always cleaning or doing rounds to make sure everything is okay."
"The roads to, around, and within the campground are paved and great for a family walk or bike-riding."
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Get a text when availablefrom $14 - $29 / night
"We love this spot, for tent or cabin camping, Mill Creek is a minute walk away, you can swim, kayak, fish, or just lounge around."
"Our pull-through site was within inches of the adjacent pull-through site. Although there was no picnic table at our site, we could have used one on the adjacent site, and we brought our own table."
"Site a little off level, nothing a few blocks or boards couldn’t solve. 30 amps of clean 122 vac, water tucked in between two pine trees that blocked the view of the sites to the left snd right of us."
"After everyone left I moved to a few non shore power site down by the water. Beautiful view, with a quiet serene feel."
Available this weekend
from $10 - $110 / night
"Basswood provides amenities that are great for entertaining children, includinga swimming pool and splash park, two playgrounds, a basketball goal, and fishing."
"This park is convient to I-29 but far enough off the highway to be quiet and peaceful. Tent sites, full hookups as well as rooms and cabins are available."
from $56 - $59 / night
TravelerThe price is good. We paid just under 13usd for a basic primitive site. The bathrooms are limited and pretty rough as one might expect. Otherwise, we found it quiet, peaceful and pretty. Good location to Laurence and get a good coffee and donut.
GuideLots of big sites in Cornflower loop some shaded. Bathroom needs an update; I wouldn’t use the shower as too disgusting so can’t rate the water temperature.
ScoutWe set up our little camper trailer in one of the primitive loops, backed into the trees. Access to the white and blue trail loops from the campground either via some rickety stairs or from a trail next to the cabins. Relatively close to the bathroom and shower house for water. Campsite was great, but the campground in general could use a little bit of trash pickup and general spiffing up
GuideHere on a late August weekend and this campground is only 25 % full. Not sure if it’s because everyone thought it would be hot or because kids just went back to school. But we are enjoying having the place mostly to ourselves.
ScoutIt’s a great campsite, clean bathrooms, great scenery, easy-going camp host and overall I do it again for us
ScoutNice campsite, easy to find and set up. Perfect until the train camp screeching past at 11:15 at night. The train tracks are literally right next to the campsite.
ScoutNice little tuck away close to town but far away enough you can consider it a get away they have rv parking and cabins
RangerI lived near Basswood for 20 plus years and did not know anything about it but where it was. My wife and I decided to live in our camper while we transition homes and I am so pleased with this place. Friendly, easy going, safe.
GuideThe campground seemed like it was not well maintained. There appeared to be quite a few broken campers being used as semi permanent residence. The bathrooms were outdated. I did not stay the night since I was a female traveling alone and felt a little unsafe.
Cabin camping near Ozawkie, Kansas offers four distinct seasons with hot, humid summers reaching 90°F and winter lows regularly dipping below freezing. Located in northeast Kansas around Perry Lake, the terrain features rolling hills with limestone outcroppings and a mix of hardwood forests and prairie grasses. Most cabin rentals in this area require at least a one-night minimum stay with some sites requiring a two-night commitment on weekends.
Lake activities and boating access: Perry State Park Campground provides direct lake access with dedicated boat ramps. "Perry State Park is well maintained and manicured park. The primitive sites and RV sites are extremely close (especially the RV sites) other than that they have dedicated hammock sites!" notes Darius C.
Hiking and wildlife viewing: Prairie Clover Campground at Clinton State Park features multiple hiking trails through diverse terrain. "Lots of wildlife, hiking, and beautiful lake. Popular place for bike and road races, that's what brought us here," shares Amber A., who appreciates the variety of outdoor activities available.
Fishing opportunities: Pomona State Park Campground offers year-round fishing with shore access for those staying in cabins. "We stayed in one of the campgrounds with undesignated primitive spots. Found a nice place to park right on the lake. It was super quiet, being winter," reports Courtney S., highlighting seasonal benefits.
Historical exploration: Mill Creek Campground features unique railroad history displays throughout the property. "This is a charming little campground, and I do not use the word 'charming' often. It is charming because it has so many quaint relics of the past, including the town itself," explains Myron C.
Private cabin settings: Lewis and Clark State Park Campground cabins offer more secluded options. "This campground is a great setting for a quiet family weekend. The roads to, around, and within the campground are paved and great for a family walk or bike-riding," shares Tori G.
Clean facilities: Topeka / Capital City KOA maintains high standards for cabin guests. "The shower house in the main barn has individual shower/toilet/sink areas. The shower house in the park has the typical stalls. These are kept very clean," notes Julia H.
Evening relaxation options: Basswood Country RV Resort cabins provide options for nighttime activities. "It was scenic and relaxing and we will definitely stop again," comments Shannon G., who appreciates the property's overall atmosphere.
Year-round availability: Many cabins remain open during winter months when tent camping isn't practical. "It was super quiet, being winter. Not too many primitive campers out," mentions Courtney S. about Pomona State Park, where cabins can be reserved regardless of season.
Train noise considerations: Kansas City West-Lawrence KOA cabin guests should prepare for train noise. "There was a train that comes by every couple of hours. The only two negatives are one there are probably not enough shade trees and two there is a train that comes by every couple of hours," warns Douglas S.
Seasonal crowds: Perry State Park experiences significant changes in visitor numbers. "Nice state park on the lake can be crowded and a little crazy on weekends. Like most state parks no sewer hookups but easy access to dump station," advises Doug H.
Accessibility challenges: Some cabin locations require longer walks to amenities. "We were closest to was closed for the season. The open one was at least two hundred yards away. Getting up in the middle of the night, we decided to drive to it in the dark," explains Myron C. about Clinton State Park's bathhouse access.
Advance reservations: Basswood Country RV Resort cabin availability is limited, especially during summer. "We have been camping at Basswood for several years, first with our children and now with our grandchildren," mentions Tori G., suggesting the popularity requires planning ahead.
Playground proximity: When booking cabin accommodations with children, request locations near play areas. "There was a playground for children and a small lake nearby for swimming and which draws in wildlife," recommends Tori G. from Lewis and Clark State Park.
Water activities for kids: Mill Creek Campground offers creek access just steps from cabins. "We love this spot, for tent or cabin camping, Mill Creek is a minute walk away, you can swim, kayak, fish, or just lounge around," suggests Sean M.
Indoor entertainment options: During inclement weather, Topeka/Capital City KOA provides indoor alternatives. "They also offer a weight room and an adorable activities room with air hockey, a library, & a pool table," notes Julia H. about the options beyond outdoor recreation.
Safety considerations: Perry State Park offers excellent visibility throughout the camping areas. "Kids playing with each other going from group to group getting more kids to play. You can see them from anywhere in the camp ground," explains Jason C.
Extended stay options: Cabins provide alternatives when RV maintenance is needed. "The utility camping is a little close together for my liking. Still decent overall," mentions Wendy C. about Perry State Park, suggesting cabins as an alternative when RV sites feel cramped.
Seasonal considerations: Winter cabin stays offer quieter experiences than peak RV season. "The campground here is covered in trees, Awesome. We're in a Montana high country 384br, 41' fifth wheel. Its a beautiful park, right on Pomona lake," shares Ty A., highlighting the spacious natural setting available year-round.
Accessibility for larger groups: Multiple cabins can accommodate family reunions when RV sites are limited. "The campground is kept up great! Enjoy going there each time! We just had a family get together where we rented 6 sites. It accommodated us all!" explains Sheri S. about their experience at Perry State Park.
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