The best dog-friendly camping near Parkville

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Bringing your pet to Parkville? You’ve got over 1,700 pet-friendly camping options, with prices starting at just $15 a night and an average stay running $38. Expect campsites that welcome campfires, offer hot showers, and have clean toilets. The terrain around Parkville caters to outdoor types—think fishing in stocked ponds, spotting deer and foxes at dawn, or cooling off with a swim on hot afternoons. Top picks include Harmony Lake Farm Park & Playground (528 reviews), a local favorite for wide-open space and a private lake, Milo Farm Sacred Land (295 reviews) with wooded trails and plenty of shade, and The Light Center (273 reviews), where you can pitch your tent under old-growth trees. Expect your dog to come home tired and happy.

96% (1.7K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Parkville

1. The Hitch N' Post

100%
(65)
45mi from Parkville · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy the beautiful timber, canoe pond, peaceful creek, the native wildlife, and the sound of nature throughout the property. Disc golf, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing, and swimming in creeks are favorites by most guests. Guests can also learn how to throw a tomahawk, hunting knife, and atlatl near the camping sites. Learn more about this land: Enjoy the beautiful timber, canoe the pond, peaceful creek, the native wildlife, and the sound of nature throughout the property. Disc golf, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing, and swimming in the creek are favorites by most guests. Guests can also learn how to throw a tomahawk, hunting knife, and atlatl near the camping sites. Our campsites are just a short walk from the farmhouse ,or drive right to your camp site. . To your own private location. If you are bringing an RV, for an additional charge there is a gravel lot with water and electrical hook ups.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$55
 / night

2. The Nest at Duck's Landing

100%
(2)
40mi from Parkville · 1 site · Lodging
We are on 7 beautiful acres in Baldwin City, KS. We're in town, but you'll feel like you're secluded in the country so you get the convenience of being close to downtown Baldwin, just 3 minutes away, while also feeling like you're in the middle of nowhere peacefully camping, just you and the birds. Our "glamper" is a 1960's retro camper that has been fully restored. The outside still looks very retro, but when you step inside you'll instantly surrender to the relaxation that awaits. Sink into the pile of fluffy pillows, take in the breathtaking boho vibe and the many amenities including A/C and Heat, wifi, a microwave, television with Netflix, refrigerator, waterless toilet and hand-washing sink. Games and snacks are tucked away in the kitchen area for you to enjoy your leisurely time at The Nest! With a large deck on the front you can take in the views of a nearby pond and a meandering creek which serves as a wildlife highway. Don't be surprised when a deer walks within view or a blue heron flies overhead. The deck is adorned with overhead lights that stretch to a nearby firepit and outdoor sitting area. On the other side of the camper you can snooze your worries away in the hammock, perfect for napping or reading a favorite book. The pond, just feet away from the camper is full of fish including crappie, catfish and bass and fishing poles are available for your use. Near the pond you'll find a small shelter house for up close views of the pond. The family of geese and ducks you'll see walking around are permanent residents of Duck's Landing, hence the name. Adjacent to the property there's a 9 hole golf course. Additionally Baldwin has several restaurants and shops to spend a leisurely day exploring our beautiful, historic town.
Toilets
Campfires
Wifi
from 
$75
 / night

3. Where the Sun Rises and Sets

100%
(1)
42mi from Parkville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience the countryside with open views and stargazing opportunities. Enjoy pastured eggs, deer sightings, and the sounds of the neighbor's cattle from a quiet country road. Bird watchers can appreciate the morning serenades. Wildlife activity at night includes coyotes, owls, and frogs. Located 15 minutes east of Louisburg off of 69 highway, and 15 minutes west of Harrisonville off of 49 highway. The local sourdough bakery offers fresh goods on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. A local brewery is a 15-minute drive away, and Bourgmont Winery is situated 30 minutes northwest. If the garden is producing, visitors can help themselves to tomatoes. Yard games and the basketball hoop are available, with equipment to be put away afterward. The fire pit is also available for cooking and s'mores. Visitors are welcome to inquire about regenerative soil practices on the land. As we grow the garden and amend the soil, we hope to see repeat visitors in the years to come. While paths are mowed, they may not be maintained weekly like lawns, so some natural length should be expected. Bringing bug deterrent is recommended for comfort. Pets that are responsibly kept are welcome. Consideration of neighbors, the land and livestock is requested during your stay. Cash may be useful for additional goods and services onsite. (I.e. Freshly milled organic wheat bread, homemade kombucha and lacto-fermented sauerkraut) The tent and RV sites are drive-up accessible. For Civil War enthusiasts, the local site in Freeman is associated with Colonel Freeman and the Freeman's Regiment, Missouri Cavalry, organized in January 1864 and active in Missouri until disbanding in spring 1865.
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Picnic table
from 
$16
 / night

Bringing your pet to Parkville? You’ve got over 1,700 pet-friendly camping options, with prices starting at just $15 a night and an average stay running $38. Expect campsites that welcome campfires, offer hot showers, and have clean toilets. The terrain around Parkville caters to outdoor types—think fishing in stocked ponds, spotting deer and foxes at dawn, or cooling off with a swim on hot afternoons. Top picks include Harmony Lake Farm Park & Playground (528 reviews), a local favorite for wide-open space and a private lake, Milo Farm Sacred Land (295 reviews) with wooded trails and plenty of shade, and The Light Center (273 reviews), where you can pitch your tent under old-growth trees. Expect your dog to come home tired and happy.

96% (1.7K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Parkville

1. The Hitch N' Post

100%
(65)
45mi from Parkville · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy the beautiful timber, canoe pond, peaceful creek, the native wildlife, and the sound of nature throughout the property. Disc golf, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing, and swimming in creeks are favorites by most guests. Guests can also learn how to throw a tomahawk, hunting knife, and atlatl near the camping sites. Learn more about this land: Enjoy the beautiful timber, canoe the pond, peaceful creek, the native wildlife, and the sound of nature throughout the property. Disc golf, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing, and swimming in the creek are favorites by most guests. Guests can also learn how to throw a tomahawk, hunting knife, and atlatl near the camping sites. Our campsites are just a short walk from the farmhouse ,or drive right to your camp site. . To your own private location. If you are bringing an RV, for an additional charge there is a gravel lot with water and electrical hook ups.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$55
 / night

2. The Nest at Duck's Landing

100%
(2)
40mi from Parkville · 1 site · Lodging
We are on 7 beautiful acres in Baldwin City, KS. We're in town, but you'll feel like you're secluded in the country so you get the convenience of being close to downtown Baldwin, just 3 minutes away, while also feeling like you're in the middle of nowhere peacefully camping, just you and the birds. Our "glamper" is a 1960's retro camper that has been fully restored. The outside still looks very retro, but when you step inside you'll instantly surrender to the relaxation that awaits. Sink into the pile of fluffy pillows, take in the breathtaking boho vibe and the many amenities including A/C and Heat, wifi, a microwave, television with Netflix, refrigerator, waterless toilet and hand-washing sink. Games and snacks are tucked away in the kitchen area for you to enjoy your leisurely time at The Nest! With a large deck on the front you can take in the views of a nearby pond and a meandering creek which serves as a wildlife highway. Don't be surprised when a deer walks within view or a blue heron flies overhead. The deck is adorned with overhead lights that stretch to a nearby firepit and outdoor sitting area. On the other side of the camper you can snooze your worries away in the hammock, perfect for napping or reading a favorite book. The pond, just feet away from the camper is full of fish including crappie, catfish and bass and fishing poles are available for your use. Near the pond you'll find a small shelter house for up close views of the pond. The family of geese and ducks you'll see walking around are permanent residents of Duck's Landing, hence the name. Adjacent to the property there's a 9 hole golf course. Additionally Baldwin has several restaurants and shops to spend a leisurely day exploring our beautiful, historic town.
Toilets
Campfires
Wifi
from 
$75
 / night

3. Where the Sun Rises and Sets

100%
(1)
42mi from Parkville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience the countryside with open views and stargazing opportunities. Enjoy pastured eggs, deer sightings, and the sounds of the neighbor's cattle from a quiet country road. Bird watchers can appreciate the morning serenades. Wildlife activity at night includes coyotes, owls, and frogs. Located 15 minutes east of Louisburg off of 69 highway, and 15 minutes west of Harrisonville off of 49 highway. The local sourdough bakery offers fresh goods on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. A local brewery is a 15-minute drive away, and Bourgmont Winery is situated 30 minutes northwest. If the garden is producing, visitors can help themselves to tomatoes. Yard games and the basketball hoop are available, with equipment to be put away afterward. The fire pit is also available for cooking and s'mores. Visitors are welcome to inquire about regenerative soil practices on the land. As we grow the garden and amend the soil, we hope to see repeat visitors in the years to come. While paths are mowed, they may not be maintained weekly like lawns, so some natural length should be expected. Bringing bug deterrent is recommended for comfort. Pets that are responsibly kept are welcome. Consideration of neighbors, the land and livestock is requested during your stay. Cash may be useful for additional goods and services onsite. (I.e. Freshly milled organic wheat bread, homemade kombucha and lacto-fermented sauerkraut) The tent and RV sites are drive-up accessible. For Civil War enthusiasts, the local site in Freeman is associated with Colonel Freeman and the Freeman's Regiment, Missouri Cavalry, organized in January 1864 and active in Missouri until disbanding in spring 1865.
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Picnic table
from 
$16
 / night

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