Top Rv parks in Mcpherson county, Kansas, United states

Sunflower RV Patch

Address: 1050 W Kansas Ave, McPherson, KS 67460, USA

“Awesome owners, well kept, reasonably priced. I have been coming to work here the past 10 years and I always use this park.”

Western Community Park

Address: 131 S Taft St, McPherson, KS 67460, USA

Love's RV Stop

Address: 2400 E Kansas Ave, McPherson, KS 67460, USA

“This location was our first use of the RV stop concept. We were very pleased with the amenities and size of the pad. We felt secure overnight and the noise level next to the truck stop was very good overnight. (We were in slot 19) The bathroom, showers and laundry area were unexpectedly very nice. The location worked for us and we were ok with the cost not to have to drive so far off the hwy for a full hookup. Email confirmation and reservation process was very easy.”

Inman RV Park

Address: 200 Stan St, Inman, KS 67546, USA

“Small, quiet RV park in a small town. I stayed here while working a project in McPherson. It’s a small gravel park with full hookups and services, including 50 amp hookup and on site laundry. Though we never needed it, there is a below ground storm shelter on site. The park is bordered by residential neighborhoods and farm field. If you’re doing a long term stay there is a gym which offers a 24 hour access card across the street (Inman Wellness Center). You will have to drive for most stuff, but that may be a decent trade for that small town feel this place gives you. There is no crime here that I noted. Many times I forgot to lock stuff away, and although I had the newest rig in the park, I always returned to find my stuff undisturbed. The cautionaries: this may be a Kansas thing, but there are a lot of spiders running around in the gravel. Most of what I saw were brown recluse or northern widows (a type of black widow). So I’d wear closed toe shoes and use lawn chair mats. Also this town offers amazing water pressure, so you must remember to use your pressure regulator. Edit: almost forgot to mention. While AT&T had very limited service here, it was offset by the park’s WiFi which I found fast enough to skype or stream Netflix.”