The best dog-friendly camping near Strong City

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Strong City’s pet-friendly camping scene is hard to beat, with over 1,800 options where your dog gets to join the adventure. Expect wide-open Flint Hills views, big skies, and plenty of space for paws to roam. Campsites here start at just $8 a night, with an average around $30. Basic facilities like toilets and fire pits come standard at most spots. Fishing, swimming, and hiking are common ways to spend the day—just keep an eye out for cattle gates along the trails. For local favorites, check out Basecamp Flint Hills (245 reviews), Equine Estates Rustic Horse Ranch (92 reviews), and Bare Ass Acres (46 reviews). You’ll find everything from creekside meadows to oak groves, all ready for campers with four-legged companions in tow.

98% (503)

Top-rated campgrounds near Strong City

2. Acorns Resort

100%
(5)
56mi from Strong City · 61 sites · RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Kansas’ premier lakeside escape — where the Flint Hills meet the state’s largest lake. Nestled among tall cedars and oaks, Acorns Resort offers the perfect balance of comfort and adventure. Choose from: ✅ 25 custom-built cabins with porches and green spaces ✅ 9 lodge rooms for cozy, hotel-style comfort ✅ 61 RV campsites with full hookups and shade ✅ 6 Pacific Yurts perched above rocky shores for a unique stay Whether you’re planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a weekend unplugged in nature, you’ll find a space that feels just right. 🌊 Life on Milford Lake With over 15,000 acres of water and 163 miles of shoreline, Milford Lake is a playground for boaters, paddlers, anglers, and dreamers. Rent a pontoon, kayak, stand-up paddleboard, or canoe right here at the resort — or bring your own and dock it at one of our slips. From sandy beaches for swimming to wide-open waters for sailing and fishing, the lake is yours to explore. 🍔 Gather at The Cove When the sun sets, follow the sound of laughter to The Cove, our lakeside restaurant and patio. Arrive by boat, walk from your cabin or RV, or drive in for a night of delicious food, refreshing drinks, and live music under the stars. It’s more than a meal — it’s a memory in the making. 🐾 Pet-Friendly Adventures Bring the whole family — pets included! Furry friends are welcome for a small nightly fee, with plenty of trails, shady spaces, and lake breezes for them to enjoy. ✨ Why You’ll Love It Here Warm, rustic charm with modern comforts Endless lake views and spectacular sunsets Year-round activities: boating, fishing, hiking, stargazing, and bonfires Perfect for couples, families, groups, weddings and more! A true all-in-one destination where every season feels magical 🌿 Come breathe deeply, slow down, and reconnect with what matters most. Book your stay at Acorns Resort and let Milford Lake work its magic.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night

7. Dry Creek Post

100%
(73)
13mi from Strong City · 9 sites · Lodging
While cruising the winding backroads of the Flint Hills to the property, you will immediately become enchanted by the peaceful scenery, beautiful skies with striking cloud formations, wind swirling through the trees, an abundance of animal life, and the flora and fauna. When you arrive at the property, hosts Kirt and Kim will be there to greet you with a smile, and give you a tour of the grounds. And, if you are lucky, Kim will bring you a basket of fresh baked goods. Farm dogs Charlie and Buddy, no doubt, will be there to tag along on your tour - but not to worry, they are friendly dogs who keep guard over the chickens and goats, and are sure to become your two new best friends. After your tour of the vast and serene property, you will be shown to one of the three group tents, or the more secluded tent on the other side of the property - depending on which tent(s) you reserved. All of the glamping tents are safari style with spacious interiors and luxurious details you are sure to love. The three group tents can sleep up to 4 each, and are furnished with a queen and two twin-sized beds, along with cozy decor. There is no electricity in the tents, but there are lanterns and solar lights to help guide your way back to your retreat after dark. The group tent area also includes a community fire pit for late night S'mores, another outdoor area with a gazebo and a grill, and an enclosed outhouse and shower. The secluded tent is for those who want a little more privacy. This tent is furnished with a queen size bed, and is stylishly decorated. This tent also includes a fire pit, private outdoor seating area with grill, and a private enclosed outhouse and shower. Along with the incredible tents, Dry Creek Post also offers many perks that bring guests back time after time. There is a shared outdoor kitchen with a grill, sink, propane oven, and an outdoor dining table large enough to seat 10, plus, the Rowdy Rooster Clubhouse. The Rowdy Rooster is the infamous clubhouse that is always a hit with guests. This clubhouse is original to the property, and was renovated by owners, Kim and Kirt, for guest use. Along with the hand-painted "Texaco" sign on the floor, the clubhouse has a rustic feel, and gives you the feeling that you have stepped back in time, or into a really cool bar in the city. The Rowdy Rooster includes a bar area, mini fridge, table and chairs, popcorn machine, lots of games, and blankets for chilly nights. Its the perfect spot to sit and play cards, have a few cocktails, or an impromptu dance party. The Rowdy Rooster also has an attached deck with seating, another fire pit, and a movie screen for special movie nights! While there are many activities at Dry Creek Post to keep you busy, there are also many scenic places to visit in the area. Some of those locations include Chase State Fishing Lake, Council Grove Lake, Herington City Lakes, Flint Hills Scenic Byway, Flint Hills Wildfire Drive, Marion Reservoir, and the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. There are also many cultural events in the area, including the Flint Hills Rodeo, Unbound Gravel, and Symphony in the Flint Hills. You'll also want to make a stop at the historic Chase County Courthouse in Cottonwood Falls, an Italianate architectural stunner that is still in use today. After visiting the courthouse, there are shops, an art gallery, antique shops, and spots to eat, so go out and wander the charming downtown area and support the local community. No matter what your adventure is within the area, Dry Creek Post is the perfect spot to unwind and find tranquility, an experience you won't soon forget.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$120
 / night

9. Little Spot on the Prairie

100%
(11)
21mi from Strong City · 1 site · RV
Come reconnect with nature and rejuvenate by the water at this unforgettable escape. Stargaze, watch sunsets, or curl up and read on the 15 foot hammock by the water. You’ll see lots of wildlife-ducks, geese, a great blue heron, deer, and more have been spotted by the pond. The pond is about an acre in size and we also own the hay field south of the pond all the way to the road. You are welcome to walk around the pond on the path we’ve mowed and can also walk the field (depending on the time of year). It’s a hay field and you’ll see all sorts of vegetation growing up, including some beautiful wildflowers in the spring. The RV spot is in a large grassy area next to an apple and peach tree. We also have a small asparagus patch and a raised bucket garden with tomatoes. Feel free to grab a couple items to add to your dinner as needed (depending on the season). We do have barn cats (and frequently kittens) that might venture over to say hello and a new puppy named Pepper. Pepper loves new people, but wears a collar connected to an electric fence outside, so he won’t be able to reach your rv spot. However, you are more than welcome to walk to him and give him all the love and snuggles. We also have three children that you may see outside climbing trees, reading in homemade hammocks, or playing cabbage ball in the yard. For the explorers, there are plenty of gravel roads to bike, kayaks and a paddleboat available for the pond, and plenty of fish in the pond to catch. There is also an apple orchard up the road that has a small storefront and a mini golf course in the back. Emporia is only 4 miles south of us so there’s plenty of grocery stores and restaurants nearby.
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night

14. Pink Gravel Campsites

93%
(7)
31mi from Strong City · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
This campground can be found within city limits of Dwight, Ks located in northern Morris County along the Union Pacific Railroad line. It's the perfect place to stay during your back road adventure through the Flint Hills. Enjoy exploring the four corners of our small town on two feet, two wheels or four. Have a picnic or play horseshoes at the City Park, visit the Dwight Library or attend a Sunday service at the Community Church. On Main Street you can find two large limestone structures from the early days of Dwight - the old limestone hardware store and the limestone bank/post office. Dwight is minutes from Ag Heritage Park and Museum in Alta Vista; the historic Council Grove with shopping, restaurants, lakes and Flint Hills Nature Trail; and Fort Riley Army Base, home of the Big Red 1. Our campground is geared toward short stays. Those that don't mind trains and a morning rooster. Other than that, we are tucked in safe, quiet place for an overnight or for a few nights as you visit friends, family or attending nearby event. Towns within 1 Hour of our Campsites: Alta Vista - 7 miles - by way of HWY 4 White City - 10 miles - by way of HWY 4 Council Grove - 18 miles - by way of HWY 4 and 177 South Junction City/Fort Riley - 19 miles - by way of HWY 57 Herington - 30 miles - by way of HWY 4 and 77 Manhattan - 34 miles - by way of Hwy 4 and 177 North Milford Lake - 40 miles - by way of Hwy 57 and 77 Abilene - 45 miles - by way of HWY 57 and I-70 Emporia - 52 miles - via Council Grove to Hwy 56 to Road F. Topeka - 63 miles - via Hwy 4 to 177 to I-70
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Potable water
from 
$8
 / night

18. North Beach Camp Resort

1046mi from Strong City · 7 sites
North Beach Camp Resort stands out as a unique destination for beach camping in North Florida, offering an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature's beauty. Nestled on 30 heavily wooded acres on a barrier island, our resort provides a serene escape between the saltwater North River and the stunning Atlantic Ocean. Just 4.5 miles north of historic downtown St. Augustine and 24 miles south of Jacksonville Beach, our prime location makes it easy to explore local attractions, including charming shops, delightful restaurants, and various outdoor activities. At North Beach Camp Resort, we prioritize your comfort and enjoyment with a range of amenities. Our complete RV park, tent campground, and cozy cabin rentals ensure that you have the perfect accommodation for your stay. Enjoy the shade and privacy offered by our tall, moss-laden oaks and palmettos, creating a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation. Guests can also revel in the breathtaking sunrises and sunsets that our location provides, making every moment spent here truly special. Whether you're looking to unwind or embark on adventures, North Beach Camp Resort is the ideal choice for campers in the know.

20. Gridley City Lake

41mi from Strong City · 1 site
Gridley, Kansas, is a unique gem in Coffey County, boasting a close-knit community of over 300 residents. Nestled along Highway 58 in the eastern part of the state, this charming town offers a picturesque setting surrounded by natural beauty. Just a few miles to the west, you'll find the stunning Flint Hills, known for their rolling landscapes and vibrant wildlife. To the south, the Osage Prairie hills provide a scenic backdrop, while to the north, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the recreational opportunities at John Redmond Reservoir and Melvern Lake. What truly sets Gridley apart is its welcoming community spirit. Here, neighbors come together to foster a strong and progressive environment, where everyone feels like family. The quality of life in Gridley is enhanced by the warmth of its residents, making it a delightful place to call home. With a blend of rural charm and access to outdoor activities, this town is perfect for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle while still enjoying the beauty of nature. Whether you're exploring local shops, dining at nearby restaurants, or engaging in outdoor adventures, Gridley offers a unique experience that captures the essence of community living.

Strong City’s pet-friendly camping scene is hard to beat, with over 1,800 options where your dog gets to join the adventure. Expect wide-open Flint Hills views, big skies, and plenty of space for paws to roam. Campsites here start at just $8 a night, with an average around $30. Basic facilities like toilets and fire pits come standard at most spots. Fishing, swimming, and hiking are common ways to spend the day—just keep an eye out for cattle gates along the trails. For local favorites, check out Basecamp Flint Hills (245 reviews), Equine Estates Rustic Horse Ranch (92 reviews), and Bare Ass Acres (46 reviews). You’ll find everything from creekside meadows to oak groves, all ready for campers with four-legged companions in tow.

98% (503)

Top-rated campgrounds near Strong City

2. Acorns Resort

100%
(5)
56mi from Strong City · 61 sites · RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Kansas’ premier lakeside escape — where the Flint Hills meet the state’s largest lake. Nestled among tall cedars and oaks, Acorns Resort offers the perfect balance of comfort and adventure. Choose from: ✅ 25 custom-built cabins with porches and green spaces ✅ 9 lodge rooms for cozy, hotel-style comfort ✅ 61 RV campsites with full hookups and shade ✅ 6 Pacific Yurts perched above rocky shores for a unique stay Whether you’re planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a weekend unplugged in nature, you’ll find a space that feels just right. 🌊 Life on Milford Lake With over 15,000 acres of water and 163 miles of shoreline, Milford Lake is a playground for boaters, paddlers, anglers, and dreamers. Rent a pontoon, kayak, stand-up paddleboard, or canoe right here at the resort — or bring your own and dock it at one of our slips. From sandy beaches for swimming to wide-open waters for sailing and fishing, the lake is yours to explore. 🍔 Gather at The Cove When the sun sets, follow the sound of laughter to The Cove, our lakeside restaurant and patio. Arrive by boat, walk from your cabin or RV, or drive in for a night of delicious food, refreshing drinks, and live music under the stars. It’s more than a meal — it’s a memory in the making. 🐾 Pet-Friendly Adventures Bring the whole family — pets included! Furry friends are welcome for a small nightly fee, with plenty of trails, shady spaces, and lake breezes for them to enjoy. ✨ Why You’ll Love It Here Warm, rustic charm with modern comforts Endless lake views and spectacular sunsets Year-round activities: boating, fishing, hiking, stargazing, and bonfires Perfect for couples, families, groups, weddings and more! A true all-in-one destination where every season feels magical 🌿 Come breathe deeply, slow down, and reconnect with what matters most. Book your stay at Acorns Resort and let Milford Lake work its magic.
Toilets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night

7. Dry Creek Post

100%
(73)
13mi from Strong City · 9 sites · Lodging
While cruising the winding backroads of the Flint Hills to the property, you will immediately become enchanted by the peaceful scenery, beautiful skies with striking cloud formations, wind swirling through the trees, an abundance of animal life, and the flora and fauna. When you arrive at the property, hosts Kirt and Kim will be there to greet you with a smile, and give you a tour of the grounds. And, if you are lucky, Kim will bring you a basket of fresh baked goods. Farm dogs Charlie and Buddy, no doubt, will be there to tag along on your tour - but not to worry, they are friendly dogs who keep guard over the chickens and goats, and are sure to become your two new best friends. After your tour of the vast and serene property, you will be shown to one of the three group tents, or the more secluded tent on the other side of the property - depending on which tent(s) you reserved. All of the glamping tents are safari style with spacious interiors and luxurious details you are sure to love. The three group tents can sleep up to 4 each, and are furnished with a queen and two twin-sized beds, along with cozy decor. There is no electricity in the tents, but there are lanterns and solar lights to help guide your way back to your retreat after dark. The group tent area also includes a community fire pit for late night S'mores, another outdoor area with a gazebo and a grill, and an enclosed outhouse and shower. The secluded tent is for those who want a little more privacy. This tent is furnished with a queen size bed, and is stylishly decorated. This tent also includes a fire pit, private outdoor seating area with grill, and a private enclosed outhouse and shower. Along with the incredible tents, Dry Creek Post also offers many perks that bring guests back time after time. There is a shared outdoor kitchen with a grill, sink, propane oven, and an outdoor dining table large enough to seat 10, plus, the Rowdy Rooster Clubhouse. The Rowdy Rooster is the infamous clubhouse that is always a hit with guests. This clubhouse is original to the property, and was renovated by owners, Kim and Kirt, for guest use. Along with the hand-painted "Texaco" sign on the floor, the clubhouse has a rustic feel, and gives you the feeling that you have stepped back in time, or into a really cool bar in the city. The Rowdy Rooster includes a bar area, mini fridge, table and chairs, popcorn machine, lots of games, and blankets for chilly nights. Its the perfect spot to sit and play cards, have a few cocktails, or an impromptu dance party. The Rowdy Rooster also has an attached deck with seating, another fire pit, and a movie screen for special movie nights! While there are many activities at Dry Creek Post to keep you busy, there are also many scenic places to visit in the area. Some of those locations include Chase State Fishing Lake, Council Grove Lake, Herington City Lakes, Flint Hills Scenic Byway, Flint Hills Wildfire Drive, Marion Reservoir, and the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. There are also many cultural events in the area, including the Flint Hills Rodeo, Unbound Gravel, and Symphony in the Flint Hills. You'll also want to make a stop at the historic Chase County Courthouse in Cottonwood Falls, an Italianate architectural stunner that is still in use today. After visiting the courthouse, there are shops, an art gallery, antique shops, and spots to eat, so go out and wander the charming downtown area and support the local community. No matter what your adventure is within the area, Dry Creek Post is the perfect spot to unwind and find tranquility, an experience you won't soon forget.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$120
 / night

9. Little Spot on the Prairie

100%
(11)
21mi from Strong City · 1 site · RV
Come reconnect with nature and rejuvenate by the water at this unforgettable escape. Stargaze, watch sunsets, or curl up and read on the 15 foot hammock by the water. You’ll see lots of wildlife-ducks, geese, a great blue heron, deer, and more have been spotted by the pond. The pond is about an acre in size and we also own the hay field south of the pond all the way to the road. You are welcome to walk around the pond on the path we’ve mowed and can also walk the field (depending on the time of year). It’s a hay field and you’ll see all sorts of vegetation growing up, including some beautiful wildflowers in the spring. The RV spot is in a large grassy area next to an apple and peach tree. We also have a small asparagus patch and a raised bucket garden with tomatoes. Feel free to grab a couple items to add to your dinner as needed (depending on the season). We do have barn cats (and frequently kittens) that might venture over to say hello and a new puppy named Pepper. Pepper loves new people, but wears a collar connected to an electric fence outside, so he won’t be able to reach your rv spot. However, you are more than welcome to walk to him and give him all the love and snuggles. We also have three children that you may see outside climbing trees, reading in homemade hammocks, or playing cabbage ball in the yard. For the explorers, there are plenty of gravel roads to bike, kayaks and a paddleboat available for the pond, and plenty of fish in the pond to catch. There is also an apple orchard up the road that has a small storefront and a mini golf course in the back. Emporia is only 4 miles south of us so there’s plenty of grocery stores and restaurants nearby.
Full hookups
from 
$40
 / night

14. Pink Gravel Campsites

93%
(7)
31mi from Strong City · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
This campground can be found within city limits of Dwight, Ks located in northern Morris County along the Union Pacific Railroad line. It's the perfect place to stay during your back road adventure through the Flint Hills. Enjoy exploring the four corners of our small town on two feet, two wheels or four. Have a picnic or play horseshoes at the City Park, visit the Dwight Library or attend a Sunday service at the Community Church. On Main Street you can find two large limestone structures from the early days of Dwight - the old limestone hardware store and the limestone bank/post office. Dwight is minutes from Ag Heritage Park and Museum in Alta Vista; the historic Council Grove with shopping, restaurants, lakes and Flint Hills Nature Trail; and Fort Riley Army Base, home of the Big Red 1. Our campground is geared toward short stays. Those that don't mind trains and a morning rooster. Other than that, we are tucked in safe, quiet place for an overnight or for a few nights as you visit friends, family or attending nearby event. Towns within 1 Hour of our Campsites: Alta Vista - 7 miles - by way of HWY 4 White City - 10 miles - by way of HWY 4 Council Grove - 18 miles - by way of HWY 4 and 177 South Junction City/Fort Riley - 19 miles - by way of HWY 57 Herington - 30 miles - by way of HWY 4 and 77 Manhattan - 34 miles - by way of Hwy 4 and 177 North Milford Lake - 40 miles - by way of Hwy 57 and 77 Abilene - 45 miles - by way of HWY 57 and I-70 Emporia - 52 miles - via Council Grove to Hwy 56 to Road F. Topeka - 63 miles - via Hwy 4 to 177 to I-70
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Potable water
from 
$8
 / night

18. North Beach Camp Resort

1046mi from Strong City · 7 sites
North Beach Camp Resort stands out as a unique destination for beach camping in North Florida, offering an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature's beauty. Nestled on 30 heavily wooded acres on a barrier island, our resort provides a serene escape between the saltwater North River and the stunning Atlantic Ocean. Just 4.5 miles north of historic downtown St. Augustine and 24 miles south of Jacksonville Beach, our prime location makes it easy to explore local attractions, including charming shops, delightful restaurants, and various outdoor activities. At North Beach Camp Resort, we prioritize your comfort and enjoyment with a range of amenities. Our complete RV park, tent campground, and cozy cabin rentals ensure that you have the perfect accommodation for your stay. Enjoy the shade and privacy offered by our tall, moss-laden oaks and palmettos, creating a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation. Guests can also revel in the breathtaking sunrises and sunsets that our location provides, making every moment spent here truly special. Whether you're looking to unwind or embark on adventures, North Beach Camp Resort is the ideal choice for campers in the know.

20. Gridley City Lake

41mi from Strong City · 1 site
Gridley, Kansas, is a unique gem in Coffey County, boasting a close-knit community of over 300 residents. Nestled along Highway 58 in the eastern part of the state, this charming town offers a picturesque setting surrounded by natural beauty. Just a few miles to the west, you'll find the stunning Flint Hills, known for their rolling landscapes and vibrant wildlife. To the south, the Osage Prairie hills provide a scenic backdrop, while to the north, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the recreational opportunities at John Redmond Reservoir and Melvern Lake. What truly sets Gridley apart is its welcoming community spirit. Here, neighbors come together to foster a strong and progressive environment, where everyone feels like family. The quality of life in Gridley is enhanced by the warmth of its residents, making it a delightful place to call home. With a blend of rural charm and access to outdoor activities, this town is perfect for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle while still enjoying the beauty of nature. Whether you're exploring local shops, dining at nearby restaurants, or engaging in outdoor adventures, Gridley offers a unique experience that captures the essence of community living.

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