Why is Kansas known as the Sunflower State? *** After the state flower of course!
Quite the historical significance in its own right, Kansas is a place of lush prairie life and gardens galore. Be sure to visit the wide open world at Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve where you can see the bison roam, the incredible wildflowers, and explore the historic one-room school and ranch.
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Although camping is not authorized on the Preserve, you can be sure to find a spot for your teardrop trailer at Chase State Fishing Lake or Swope Park to stay close to the area.
Traveling a little farther from civilization?
Cedar Bluff State Park is split into two different areas around the Reservoir and gives its visitors a plethora of memories to make. From swimming on the beach to biking at the BMX track to horseshoes, not a dull moment when staying in this region. Looking to take in the local wildlife scene?
Let’s stop over at Elk City State Park where there are views galore of the limestone bluffs. Park the trailer and dive into the hiking trail system surrounding the area.
Kansas is home to 286 RV friendly campgrounds, resorts, and parks. 23 of these campgrounds are Kansas state managed. This state is also home to 5 National Parks, including the infamous Lewis and Clark Historical Trail.
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