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Acorn RV Resort and Tuttle Creek State Park feature several upscale glamping options for travelers seeking comfort in the Kansas wilderness near Westmoreland. The resort houses luxury yurts with modern amenities including electricity, comfortable bedding, and climate control systems. One reviewer noted, "There is plenty to do here. There are numerous cabins of various sizes available to rent as well as Yurts." Both locations offer glamping accommodations with picnic tables, fire rings, and water access, making them ideal for visitors who want outdoor experiences without sacrificing comfort. Proximity to Manhattan (approximately 15-20 minutes away) provides convenient access while maintaining a natural setting with lake views and wildlife observation opportunities.
The pristine waters of Milford Lake create a stunning backdrop for glamping experiences, with safari-style accommodations nestled along scenic shorelines. Guests can explore hiking trails, rent kayaks or canoes for paddling adventures, or relax at designated swimming beaches when water conditions permit. According to a visitor, "A very beautiful lake, this area is pristine clean and water clear." Onsite amenities at Acorn Resort include a restaurant with sunset views from a grand patio, a marina for boat rentals, and a pool for swimming when blue-green algae makes lake swimming unsafe. Most glamping sites remain open from April through October, though Acorn Resort offers year-round accommodations with advanced reservations recommended during summer months when demand peaks.
"There is a nice beach area to swim, we rented kayaks and canoes for a leisurely paddle around the lake. Our camp site had plenty of over head cover from the sun."
"Such a beautiful campground just a short drive (15 min) off the 70. Stopped for one night driving across the country wished we had more time. Clean, convenient, and beautiful views."
from $24 / night
Check Availability"Beautiful park right off Highway 16 in Olsburg, KS. Lots of shade provided by big trees and a lovely picnic shelter - complete with a prep area and double charcoal grill."
"Stayed here for a couple nights, its a nice campground but fairly busy with close proximity to Manhattan and Fort Riley as well as the ORV park. Predominantly RV campers and off road rigs."
"My husband and I stayed in a site with beautiful trees and sunflowers growing all around us. The monarchs must have been migrating because they were all over the trees."
from $19 - $21 / night
Check Availability"Sties are scattered around a circular drive through this small city park. There is an area for tents in the center, RVs around the perimeter. There are electric connections in some of the spots."
"Numerous tent sites w electric."
"A very beautiful lake, this area is pristine clean and water clear. A very large lake with many areas of camping and fishing."
"Nestled on a beautiful lake. Definitely will stay again!"
"Covered pavilion with a view of the lake. We happened on it thru Dyrt on our way out to Yellowstone and it fit our needs exactly. Close to I-70, but you felt away from everything. Highly recommend."
"Any campers welcome."
from $10 - $95 / night
Check Availability"It had water and electric for utilities. A pit toilet close by and new playground equipment in A loop. I didn’t use the showerhouse, but it was a bit of a ways off outside our campground loop."
"I stayed here as i was driving through Kansas, so it was just a quick overnight, but it was very beautiful and peaceful."
from $14 - $24 / night
Check Availability"There are also some with electric and water. Some of the sites in this campground have nice water views. Most have fire rings and tables."
"This was a beautiful clean campground with a nice lake. Only complaint is that several of the restrooms were still closed due to a flood in 2019."
from $10 - $23 / night
Check Availability"There are Full hook ups, pull thru and back in sites, so it’s convenient no matter what you are driving. They nice level spots and definitely well maintained."
"One week stay in this little park, close to Junction City and Fort Riley. Full hookups in pull- thru half circle asphalt tar or back-in sites. Close to Hwy 70 with some noise."
from $14 - $24 / night
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GuideStayed here for a couple nights, its a nice campground but fairly busy with close proximity to Manhattan and Fort Riley as well as the ORV park. Predominantly RV campers and off road rigs. We were able to snag a drive up tent spot and had no neighbors which was nice and relaxing.
TravelerSties are scattered around a circular drive through this small city park. There is an area for tents in the center, RVs around the perimeter. There are electric connections in some of the spots. Not very well defined…you drive up over the curb to park for some spots.
Tenting is free. I'm in a van and did not need electric so I assume it's also free to stay. I saw no place to pay anyway.
busy little place in the evening. Very quite at night. Clean. Safe. Restrooms no showers.
TravelerQuick, easy, and inexpensive stay right off the interstate. Water and electric on site and easy pull through parking spots. Clean bathroom and shower. Not very quiet considering the interstate is right next to it.
TravelerBeautiful park right off Highway 16 in Olsburg, KS. Lots of shade provided by big trees and a lovely picnic shelter - complete with a prep area and double charcoal grill. Several campsites available with water and electricity and a central fire ring. Clean and tidy bathhouse (shower, sink, toilet). We stopped for lunch and definitely would have stayed for the night if timing was different. We’ll be back someday!
GuideCity of Marysville allows 5 days of free camping at their well maintained city park.
Numerous tent sites w electric.
One pull through w 50 amp and water
Several electric only
Within walking distance to aquatic center, legendary coffee shop, downtown
Town has a Walmart and a few shops
LegendCedar point has some very spacious primitive and tent sites. There are also some with electric and water. Some of the sites in this campground have nice water views. Most have fire rings and tables. There are restrooms, bath house, trash receptacles and a dump. There is also a swim beach and a hiking trail. It’s a very pretty area and this park has wildlife to view like the large flock of turkey vultures who live in the dead trees of cedar point.
GuideWe initially thought oh what a great overnight spot but have found this to be so much more! Location is perfect, quiet city park near police station. Walking/biking trails, playground, frisbee golf, restaurants with in walking distance, it’s a beautiful setting and the squirrels, black squirrels are everywhere. Limited spots with 30/50 amp are available, they are pull off as in drive over the curb and park. I did mention limited as in very few, I can’t express this enough as I think I saw 3 maybe 4 spots with electric hookups. Sites are free, donations accepted- box is located on the building that houses the restrooms and near water station.
TravelerCovered pavilion with a view of the lake. We happened on it thru Dyrt on our way out to Yellowstone and it fit our needs exactly. Close to I-70, but you felt away from everything. Highly recommend.
GuideThis campground is Small, but a well laid out campground. They have daily, weekly and monthly rates. There are Full hook ups, pull thru and back in sites, so it’s convenient no matter what you are driving. They nice level spots and definitely well maintained. A m Is quite a bit of shade, which is nice in the Kansas heat once summer rolls around.
Nestled in the Flint Hills region of Kansas, Westmoreland sits adjacent to Tuttle Creek Lake and offers moderate temperatures from spring through fall. Sites in this region range from 1,100 to 1,400 feet in elevation with a mix of wooded and lake-view camping areas. Summer temperatures typically reach 85-95°F with evening lows around 65-70°F.
Water activities: Tuttle Creek Cove offers multiple water recreation options within 15-20 minutes of Westmoreland. "Last 4th of July my family and friends went tent camping here. There is a nice beach area to swim, we rented kayaks and canoes for a leisurely paddle around the lake," notes David H. from Tuttle Creek Cove.
Hiking trails: The Milford State Park area contains several hiking paths suitable for day hikes. Michelle S. reports, "This was a beautiful clean campground with a nice lake. Only complaint is that several of the restrooms were still closed due to a flood in 2019. We were able to find a lovely primitive camp site for hammock camping!!!" at Cedar Point — Milford State Park.
Wildlife observation: Fall and spring migrations bring various bird species to the region. "This park has wildlife to view like the large flock of turkey vultures who live in the dead trees of cedar point," writes Shannon G. about Cedar Point campground.
Scenic lake views: Campers frequently mention the quality of water views as a standout feature. "Covered pavilion with a view of the lake. We happened on it thru Dyrt on our way out to Yellowstone and it fit our needs exactly. Close to I-70, but you felt away from everything," notes BLURDVSN about Sunset Ridge — Milford State Park.
Peaceful atmosphere: Despite proximity to larger towns, many sites provide quiet settings. "Such a beautiful campground just a short drive (15 min) off the 70. Stopped for one night driving across the country wished we had more time. Clean, convenient, and beautiful views," says Elizabeth B. about Tuttle Creek Cove.
Well-maintained facilities: Multiple reviewers note the cleanliness of camping areas. "The facilities were clean, showers and bathrooms were well maintained. Folks were friendly," writes Wally C. about his stay at COE Milford Lake Curtis Creek Park.
Seasonal closures: Most non-luxury glamping sites near Westmoreland operate from mid-April through October. Curtis Creek Milford Lake Park specifies an operating season of "April 15 to September 30."
Blue-green algae concerns: Lake swimming may be restricted during summer months. "Only downside is the blue-green algae made it unsafe to swim but that is not a fault of the campground," notes Kaylyn B. about Curtis Creek campground.
Reservation system: Many sites require online booking. "The check in process was severely frustrating. They only do online. So when we got there with little sun left it took 30 minutes to actually reserve the spot," reports Carter W. about Farnum Creek.
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