Camping in Tuttle Creek State Park

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Basecamp Flint Hills

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Allen, KS
Located on the Flint Hills Trail State Park in Allen Kansas, Basecamp Flint Hills offers camping in the scenic Flint Hills of Kansas. BFH is 20 miles north of the world capital of gravel cycling, Emporia KS, and 20 miles east of historical Council Grove. BFH has hammock trees and shaded acreage for tent camping, a no-frills bunkhouse, and two back-in camper sites for those who prefer a bit more luxury. This is a community style campground where picnic tables and campfires will be shared with your neighbors. We encourage you to expand your circle and enjoy the experience! Seasonal facilities include an open air, cold water shower and port-a-potty available April through October. Visit our website for a campground map and information on local amenities - www.basecampflinthills.com We do not currently have adequate infrastructure to accommodate horses.
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Emmons Creek

1 site · Lodging40 acres · Manhattan, KS
Our remodeled Farmhouse style Glamper is 15 minutes from Manhattan, KS and 20-25 minutes from Kansas State's Bill Snyder Memorial Football Stadium. Catch a Wildcat's game and then head out to Emmons Creek and relax or cook a campfire supper around the fire pit. In the dog days of summer, cool off at the pool or if it's a crisp autumn day explore the property on the hiking trails. The Glampsite is in a cozy grove of trees above the farm pond. Sorry, there are no fish in the pond...yet! Emmons Creek is within 15-45 minutes of several cute small towns that you won't want to miss exploring. Check out Wamego, Paxico, Alma and St. Marys. Farmhouse style Glamper 20-25 minutes from Kansas State's Bill Snyder Memorial Football Stadium Fire pit hiking trails Above ground pool Glampsite is located in a grove of trees above a farm pond Emmons Creek is within 30 minutes of several cute small towns that you won't want to miss exploring.
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Acorns Resort

22 sites · Lodging, RVs10 acres · Milford, KS
Come relax with us. Our comfortable accommodations and amenities will have your stress melting away. Our onsite restaurant will keep you well-fed and fueled for days of fun and adventure. Bring your RV or stay in one of our cabins. We're right on the water! Milford Lake is the state's largest lake at over 15,000 surface acres. Every year, this lake draws hundreds of thousands of visitors who come for boating, fishing, and relaxing on Milford Lake's shores. Among the lake's 163 miles of shoreline, visitors will find sandy beaches perfect for swimming and enjoying the cool water during a hot summer or launching canoes, kayaks, and other personal watercraft. There are 14 public boat launches around the lake for launching larger sailboats, fishing boats, or pleasure boats. If you're coming to Lake Milford, be sure to pack a fishing rod. One of the most popular activities at the lake is fishing. The most popular gamefish include Wipers, Walleye, Crappie, Largemouth, Smallmouth Spotted Bass, Blue and Channel Catfish, and White bass. Whether you're an experienced angler or a complete beginner, you'll catch your limit at Milford Lake. Multiple state records have been pulled from its waters. Welcome to Kansas Premier Lakeside Resort (est 2005), where every season is a unique experience. This is a true all-in-one destination surrounded by boundless indoor and outdoor activities and history. Come for sand, water, fresh air, beautiful cabins, RV sites, boating, fishing, hiking, wildlife, delicious food and drinks, family reunions, events, meetings and weddings, bonfires, live entertainment, etc., and leave with incredible memories until your next visit.
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Camping in Tuttle Creek State Park guide

Overview

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What do microwaves and the great outdoors have in common? Why the cabins at Turtle Creek State Park, of course! Stay in one of the high-end cabins where you'll feel like the ultimate glamper, or rough it out in your good ol' tent. With over 12,500 acres of natural beauty, you'll be awash in outdoor activities before you can say, "Hoorah!" Want to hike, bike, play volleyball, or even horseshoes? Done. Equestrian trails offer ample exploration for horse owners, and frolfing is a must with the 18-hole disc golf course. Did we mention there's an archery range as well? Practice your firearm savvy at the shooting range, or boat around the expansive waters. With everything from a beach to wildlife watching, the question is, what can't you do here?

Notable campgrounds

  • River Pond: Offers a mix of water/electric campsites and primitive camping, perfect for both RVs and tents.
  • Fancy Creek: Known for its electric-only sites and access to challenging mountain bike trails.
  • South Randolph: Features electric sites and horse-friendly options, ideal for equestrian campers.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early, as reservations for Tuttle Creek State Park can be made up to 364 days in advance.
  • Consider off-peak seasons or weekdays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
  • Keep an eye on cancellation policies to take advantage of last-minute openings.
  • Explore nearby camping options if your preferred campground is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Tuttle Creek State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its peak. Summer offers a wealth of activities but can be quite hot. Winters are cold, with some facilities closed, making it less ideal for a visit.

Know before you go

  • Check the park alerts for any closures or safety information before your trip.
  • Remember to purchase a daily or annual vehicle parking pass upon arrival at the park.
  • ADA accessible facilities are available, ensuring an inclusive experience for all visitors.
  • Firewood and ice are sold by the Friends Group of Tuttle Creek State Park, supporting park activities.
  • For any assistance during your stay, camp hosts are available throughout the park.
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