Top Cabins near Pratt, KS
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Best Cabin Sites Near Pratt, KS (5)
1. Great Salt Plains State Park
21 Reviews•126 Photos•112 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
2. The Evergreen Inn-Motel & RV Park
1 Review- Pets
- Electric Hookups
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- Tents
- Cabins
- Picnic Table
3. West Shore - Cheney State Park
9 Reviews•36 Photos•37 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
4. The Evergreen Inn-Motel & RV Park
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5. Lighthouse Landing RV Park and Cabins
2 Reviews•5 Photos- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
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Recent Cabin Reviews In Pratt
16 Reviews of 5 Pratt Campgrounds
Shana D.
Legend
West Shore - Cheney State Park
Just passing through
We only picked this location based on our cross country road trip. We only needed one night, but had to pay for two nights (it was on a weekend, but this place was no where near full, so the demand isn’t there to warrant a 2 night requirement). On top of that, we had to pay another $5 just to enter the park to get to our campsite. Campers near us looked like they were living there full time. The sites in the grass by the lake seemed to be much nicer when we drove by. Our gravel site was filled with any hills and micro trash. Campers 2 sites down from us was full of kids throwing their empty caprisun drinks on the ground (not the parks fault). Also the bathrooms are extremely dated and gross. Not sure what they are using the entrance fee for, but it doesn’t appear to be for upkeep.
Westin C.
ScoutThe Evergreen Inn-Motel & RV Park
Great place 👍🏻
Dog friendly and lady at front desk is very nice and helpful with reasonable rates this is a great stay
- Holly D.
TravelerWest Shore - Cheney State Park
Love camping here
We love camping here because the campsites are decent size and they have cabins for our family without campers or tents. We also enjoy the lake and playgrounds for the kids. It is close to home but a nice getaway.
- Jacob A.Scout
Cheney State Park Smarsh Creek Campground
Smarsh Creek space 84
Large back in space with a picnic table, fire ring with grilling grate. Lots of shade at this spot. Not far from the entrance of the state park. There is a small store just outside the park with a restaurant. State park has boat ramps, day use areas and a sailboat marina with sailing school.
Nancy C.LegendWest Shore - Cheney State Park
BALD EAGLES!!!
Yep, we saw bald eagles every day of our stay. Majestic!
This campground is large and spread out. We road our bikes over every inch and clocked 12 miles. If you do mountain bike, you would enjoy the 9 + mile trail ( we walked it). It's flat and not challenging, but really nice, secluded and if you bring a lunch, there are 3 picnic tables on the lake that can only be reached by boat or the trail. Boating, fishing, birding, 18 hole disc golf course, swimming, biking or just relaxing, this place is great.
There are several loops within this State Park. The Gapher loop is for tents. If you are a tenter, you are in for a treat. Sites right are right on the water. The restroom water was on in this loop only.
Smarsh is a loop that is not on the lake side, but the only w/e loop that had water turned on during off season. It looks older and is low land. A large area of standing water was by the road. Even though it is older, has giant Cottonwood trees shading the sites.. one of the 10 modern bathhouse was conveniently located at the entrance to the loop. A playground and walking trails are across the main road. The longest trail runs through this loop.
The Hobie Loop has no services, but the amazing views make up for it. Half the sites are right on the water. Kayaks, Canoes, SUP can be launched right from the sites or just across the road. You pass a HUGE boat launch area before you get to this loop.
The last 2 loops ( North and South) are w/e loops, but water was off for the season. You could fill tanks at the vacant host site or the dump station.
The sites are all gravel or grass with the exception of handicap sites. I wouldn't they were level, but all doable.
It was WINDY every day so I couldn't kayak or SUP. I think it is just Kansas, though. I was sad to see so much trash on the road and the most remote part of the long hiking trail. Some could be from windy blowing stuff around, but the bad of empty beer bottles discarded on th me trail was not. We reported it.
A small store is just outside the entrance and Witchita is only 30 minutes away. Hutchinson is maybe 15 mi.
- BBasil W.Traveler
Cheney State Park Smarsh Creek Campground
Kingfisher Cabin
Great weekend for a family of four in a cozy retreat! The cabin was super clean and the camp hosts couldn’t have been more helpful.
Amenities abound! Ranging from hiking to horseshoes and everything in between. Will definitely be going back!!
- BBasil W.Traveler
Cheney State Park Smarsh Creek Campground
Winter is Coming
Great spot for a close to town quick Getaway. The sites are spacious and clean. The state does a great job keeping it that way.
Tom V.
GuideWest Shore - Cheney State Park
Smarsh Creek Campground
Very nice shaded sites with water and electric hookup. It can be hot in the summer. Campground is clean and well run. Nice, level gravel pads.
- Deb L.Guide
West Shore - Cheney State Park
At south loop #147
It's a nice site but the people that departed, after our check-in time, left a mudhole and dog poop everywhere. Don't think we will stay at this site again. The water hookups just make a mess
- JJustin C.Scout
Lighthouse Landing RV Park and Cabins
Great Stop for Families
We stopped here for a night and this campground exceeded our expectations. There was a nice playground for our children and the sites were plenty big enough for us to get our truck and rig into. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and our kids enjoyed playing with a few other families that were there as well. The only reason this isn't 5 stars is that we had some difficulty finding our campsite. Otherwise, Lighthouse Landing was a great experience.
- Brent C.Scout
Cheney State Park Smarsh Creek Campground
Nice shady loop
This loop is not lake front, but sometimes that is best on a windy weekend. Abundance of large trees and shade with plenty of space to spread out without having to worry about the kids getting in the lake unsupervised.
- Lisa P.
RangerLighthouse Landing RV Park and Cabins
Under Development
Sites are still being made, not all sites have picnic tables or fire pits. NO SHADE! For a one night stop between destinations it’s okay. $ is right.
- Debbie T.Scout
West Shore - Cheney State Park
Best place close to Wichita
Best place close to west Wichita. Several areas to choose From. Most with large camping spots. All with fire rings. Water and electric available with several dump stations.
- Deb L.Guide
West Shore - Cheney State Park
Great!
Have stayed at this lake many times over the last 35 years, both in a tent and a camper. There are sites for everything. I've even seen people sleep in the bed of their pickup trucks. Full service, no service, whatever you need. Bath houses are cared for daily.
- Dakota H.Traveler
West Shore - Cheney State Park
Nice chill environment
Great place to hang out with the family. Awesome for fishing in the boat if, you can find the right spot!!
Melissa H.ScoutWest Shore - Cheney State Park
Summer fun
The campsite has friendly staff, the facilities and campsites are clean, great swimming area. They are pet friendly and have a leash law. The boat ramp and dock are good sized and kept maintained. I have a great time everytime I go. I recommend it as a stop while you are in Kansas.
Guide to Pratt
Camping near Pratt, Kansas, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway or a fun family adventure, there are several campgrounds to choose from.
What to do:
- Fishing: Many campers enjoy casting a line at Kingman State Fishing Lake. One reviewer mentioned, "Enjoy this free, handsome campground year round. Enjoy the coyotes howling at night and the waterfowl on the still lake in the morning."
- Hiking: Explore the trails at Cheney State Park Campground. A visitor noted, "This lake & park is going through a lot of renovations but should be pretty nice when completed."
- Wildlife Watching: Campers at Cheyenne Bottoms Campground have reported an explosion of wildlife sounds, with one saying, "The marshlands exploded with sound. Frogs, crickets, owls, foxes, coyotes, and more wildlife sounds than I could identify."
What campers like:
- Affordable Rates: Campers appreciate the low costs at places like Kingman State Fishing Lake, where one camper said, "Fantastic, free camping! Just a short jaunt off the highway making it super easy to get to."
- Spacious Sites: Many enjoy the roomy campsites at West Shore - Cheney State Park. A happy camper shared, "We love camping here because the campsites are decent size and they have cabins for our family without campers or tents."
- Clean Facilities: Campgrounds like Lake Afton Park are noted for their cleanliness. One reviewer mentioned, "Great time to chill and hangout around the fire. Good facilities great time riding bikes."
What you should know:
- Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds, like Cheyenne Bottoms Campground, lack drinking water and electric hookups. A visitor warned, "Level but with gravel. Not smooth or grassy enough for ground sleeping without an air mattress."
- Mosquitoes: Be prepared for bugs, especially near water. One camper at Cheyenne Bottoms Campground said, "Watch out for mosquitos. It’s by a lake so this time of year it’s nasty!"
- Road Noise: Campers at Kingman State Fishing Lake noted some noise from the nearby highway. One reviewer mentioned, "The highway noise is not too bad. It's been so windy here with severe thunderstorm warnings that you cannot hear the highway traffic."
Tips for camping with families:
- Choose Kid-Friendly Campgrounds: Look for spots with playgrounds and activities, like West Shore - Cheney State Park. A family camper said, "We also enjoy the lake and playgrounds for the kids."
- Pack for Comfort: Bring air mattresses or sleeping pads, especially if you're staying at places like Cheyenne Bottoms Campground, where the ground can be rough. One camper noted, "The road to get there has been graveled well so isn’t muddy anymore."
- Plan for Activities: Make sure to have games or outdoor activities ready. A visitor at Lake Afton Park mentioned, "Good place to bring your bike and ride in the mornings."
Tips from RVers:
- Check Site Sizes: Some campgrounds, like Greensburg RV, have limited space. One RVer said, "When you’ve driven long hours and it’s either this or Walmart, you’ll be glad it’s here."
- Be Self-Sufficient: Campgrounds like Kiowa County State Park Campground may not have many amenities. A visitor noted, "You are responsible for removing your trash, the fields are well maintained, and of course you can fish."
- Use Dump Stations: Make sure to utilize nearby dump stations, especially at places like Pratt County Veterans Memorial Park. One camper shared, "There’s a dump station nearby, you just need to get the key from city hall."
Camping near Pratt, Kansas, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Just remember to plan ahead and enjoy the great outdoors!
Frequently Asked Questions
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular cabin campground near Pratt, KS is Great Salt Plains State Park with a 4.6-star rating from 21 reviews.
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